What do you like most about Microsoft Dynamics NAV?

Microsoft Dynamics NAV is good for smaller-sized companies.

The product is customizable so we can tune it according to our requirements.

For me, the main strengths of Microsoft Dynamics NAV are that it's user-friendly and light. These are its major wins. I have used other ERPs and their architecture were a little more complex when compared to the Microsoft Dynamics NAV architecture.

The initial setup is easy - because it stands on Microsoft offerings, it's simple and intuitive to use.

It is easy to use, and it works very well for small-scale companies.

All of the features are valuable, depending on where you implement them. I've done implementations in 60 countries, across 86 different companies and groups, and each company has a different reason for why they want to use it. Every single feature that I've implemented has been successful, and for some companies, where they didn't use the functionality, they have moved to external products or they've integrated into other applications.

NAV covers everything from purchasing and selling items to invoicing. Everything is within NAV, so it's all very neat.

Microsoft Dynamics NAV is brilliant and it's a different segment when comparing it with Dynamics AX. Dynamics AX is a larger product with much more features and it's aimed at a different segment of the market.

I have found the flexibility to be very valuable. It's highly flexible, and at least for us, it has been effective. It is also highly functional.

The customer support is good. The first level of support agent in every case was able to solve the problem very quickly.

Microsoft products are very good in general. This product is flexible, easy to use, intuitive, and has good capabilities.

The solution is easy to use, flexible, and customizable.

Our data is much more manageable than before.

The vertical covers all aspects of functionality and integrates easily with the existing Office products.