How do I find a certified Microsoft partner to help with Business Central setup or support?

To set up multi-factor authentication for enhanced security in Business Central, follow the steps given below:

• Open your Microsoft 365 Admin Center
• Go to the ‘Security & Compliance’ settings
• Enable MFA
• Choose apps like Microsoft Authenticator for added security

The licensing options for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central are as follows:

• Essentials Plan: Covers sales, finance and operations functionalities
• Premium Plan: Includes everything in the essentials plan plus service management and manufacturing capabilities
• Team Members Plan: Made for workers who require restricted access
• Monthly Pricing: Plans are billed per user per month. You can visit the Microsoft Dynamics Pricing page to get further details

There are several training resources available for new Business Central users like Microsoft Learn's free e-Learning series, webinars, videos, training courses, blogs and community forums using which one can grasp the technical aspects of the platform and utilize its functionalities fully.

Business Central requires a domain-specific email for example yourname@company.com. Personal email domains like Gmail, Yahoo, or Hotmail are not supported for setting up a Business Central online account.

To extend your Business Central trial period, follow the steps given below:

• Open Business Central
• You will see a notification regarding your trial nearing expiration
• Hit ‘Extend Trial’ to extend your trial once on your own
• You can contact a Microsoft support agent if you need further extension