Even brilliant developers hit a wall inside Microsoft Dynamics 365.
The challenge isn't the syntax. It's the architecture.

The framework is unlike anything they’ve worked in before. This bootcamp teaches your team how to architect solutions that don’t break the system’s core. Every change owned internally. No vendor call required.

What you will achieve

Four capabilities your team leaves with.

Upgrade-safe code. Resilient integrations. Batch jobs that complete on time. And the judgment to know when not to write X++ at all.

Custom code built using Chain of Command and Event Handlers. Never touching standard Microsoft code. Always update-ready.

Enterprise integrations connecting Microsoft Dynamics 365 to external systems built on OData, Custom Services, and DMF. Resilient under production load.

Inefficient X++ SQL loops identified and rewritten. Heavy batch processes redesigned using the SysOperation Framework. Jobs that ran overnight complete in hours.

Business problems solved with Power Platform where X++ isn’t needed. Less custom code. Fewer upgrade risks.

Course curriculum

10 days. Built around how the framework actually works.

Every session is drawn from real Microsoft Dynamics 365 implementations and post-go-live environments. Not textbook examples. Not demo data.

Day	What this covers	Key topics	What this enables
Day 01	The Microsoft Dynamics 365 architecture and environment setup Stop treating this like a standard application. It isn’t.	Visual Studio navigation, Models, Packages, Projects, standard model structure, Application Lifecycle Management, Tier 1 vs Tier 2+ environment management	Developers understand how the platform is structured and how to manage environments without creating deployment disasters.
Day 02	The Data Dictionary The relational model here is unlike anything in standard .NET. Build it wrong and performance pays the price.	Extended Data Types, Base Enums, Table relationships, Indexes, Views, Queries, Maps, standard Table Methods including insert, update, validateWrite, pre and post calls	Custom data structures that are optimised, compliant with Microsoft standards, and don’t become performance bottlenecks at scale.
Day 03	X++ syntax and database access Your SQL knowledge transfers. Your SQL habits don’t.	Writing X++, complex Select statements, While Select loops, large-volume data manipulation, identifying and eliminating bad SQL loops	Efficient data access patterns that don’t bring a live enterprise system to a crawl during peak load.
Day 04	User interface and form design Functional but difficult to use is not good enough in a production environment.	Microsoft Dynamics 365 Form patterns, Data Sources, Form Controls, UX optimisation for shop floor and warehouse users	Custom tools that drive adoption. Forms that feel native to the platform.
Day 05	Classes and advanced batch processing Synchronous code doesn’t scale. This day moves developers off it.	Object-oriented X++, RunBase vs SysOperation Framework, scheduling background batch jobs, multi-threaded architecture	Batch jobs that complete in hours instead of overnight. Background processes that scale without locking the system.

Day	What this covers	Key topics	What this enables
Day 06	The modern extensibility paradigm The golden rule: never modify standard code. This day teaches you how to work around it properly.	Event Handlers, Delegates, Chain of Command, auditing and refactoring conflicting codebases	Custom logic injected safely. System remains update-ready across every Microsoft release cycle.
Day 07	Data Management Framework Integrations that rely on direct database access fail silently. This is the alternative.	Building custom Data Entities, staging tables, managing high-volume import and export data projects	Robust integration strategies for CRMs, legacy databases, and third-party logistics providers built on a supported, scalable foundation.
Day 08	Enterprise reporting: SSRS and Electronic Reporting Changing a document layout should not require a developer every time.	Building SSRS reports, Electronic Reporting for modern business documents, designing ER formats functional teams can manage themselves	Business users able to adjust invoice, purchase order, and document layouts without raising a development ticket.
Day 09	Inbound and outbound integrations Fragile integrations fail quietly, then fail loudly at month-end.	Consuming external REST APIs via X++, OData endpoints, exposing Custom Services securely, retry logic for transient API failures and rate-limit responses	Resilient integration architecture that doesn’t cascade a failed API call into a lost transaction or broken batch job.
Day 10	Power Platform and live debugging The future of Microsoft Dynamics 365 development is knowing when not to use X++.	D365 Business Events triggering Power Automate workflows, live debugging session where trainees bring actual failing scripts, slow batch processes, or integration challenges from their own environment	Low-code alternatives embedded where X++ is overkill. Live production issues resolved in session with architect oversight.

Your team is capable of owning this system.
Right now they're renting access to it.

Schedule a scoping call and we will align the course to your codebase, your team's current patterns,
and the specific gaps that are keeping them vendor-dependent.

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Who this is for

For developers learning to code inside this framework.

This course is for technically strong developers who are new to Microsoft Dynamics 365 FSCM and need to build, extend, and integrate without breaking the system or blocking upgrades.

Private cohorts only. Your team works through scenarios built around your actual codebase and integration architecture. Remote or on-site. Structured around your delivery timeline.

Why sa.global

Built from implementation experience, not a training manual.

This curriculum was not built from Microsoft documentation. It was built from nearly two decades of implementation delivery and post-go-live support across Microsoft Dynamics 365 FSCM environments.

Every integration pattern, every batch job failure, every broken upgrade path in this course came from a real Microsoft Dynamics 365 FSCM environment. We diagnosed it. We fixed it. That is what we teach.

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Tell us what your team is dealing with.

Whether you are looking at this course, exploring a custom engagement, or want to understand what is right for your situation, we will give you a straight answer.

Even brilliant developers hit a wall inside Microsoft Dynamics 365.
The challenge isn't the syntax. It's the architecture.

Four capabilities your team leaves with.

10 days. Built around how the framework actually works.

Your team is capable of owning this system.
Right now they're renting access to it.

For developers learning to code inside this framework.

.NET, C#, and Java developers

Internal IT developers

Technical leads

Integration architects

Built from implementation experience, not a training manual.

Microsoft Inner Circle partner

Practitioners in the room

60+ countries of deployment experience

Content maintained by implementers

Tell us what your team is dealing with.

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Even brilliant developers hit a wall inside Microsoft Dynamics 365.The challenge isn't the syntax. It's the architecture.

Four capabilities your team leaves with.

10 days. Built around how the framework actually works.

Your team is capable of owning this system. Right now they're renting access to it.

For developers learning to code inside this framework.

.NET, C#, and Java developers

Internal IT developers

Technical leads

Integration architects

Built from implementation experience, not a training manual.

Microsoft Inner Circle partner

Practitioners in the room

60+ countries of deployment experience

Content maintained by implementers

Tell us what your team is dealing with.

Even brilliant developers hit a wall inside Microsoft Dynamics 365.
The challenge isn't the syntax. It's the architecture.

Your team is capable of owning this system.
Right now they're renting access to it.