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Dynamics NAV is a Microsoft software product that is used in project management and customer relationship management situations. It has a wide scope of uses, and has been designed to assist with finance, supply chains, analytics, customer management, electronic commerce, and general project management.
n Dynamics Nav is described by Microsoft as an enterprise resource planning (ERP) application, and has a reputation of being easy to customise and use in a variety of situations. MS Dynamics NAV has a long history as a project management product, having previously been known as Navision. After Microsoft purchased the original software, it was re-branded and re-released as Dynamics NAV in September 2005.

The use of Dynamics NAV depends on the type of business using it and the industry that they are involved in. There are also a number of variations based on individual customisations and the type of functionality that is required. With Dynamics NAV, there are two basic types of users – Business Essentials (BE), and Advanced Management (AM). While both types of use can be quite flexible, AM provides users with additional functionality. Each of these uses is based around the “Business Ready License” (BRL) model, where customers purchase the user sessions that they need to manage their business and resources in the best possible way.

While there are these basic implementations of MS Dynamics NAV, there are also a number of possible add ons that make this such as flexible management solution. Add on solutions are developed by a wide range of Microsoft partners, so end users can access the services that they need to customise their project management solution to meet their own individual needs. Microsoft Dynamics NAV is a flexible and powerful project and customer management solution that is able to manage a wide variety of different situations in a range of industries around the world.