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Built on Dynamics 365
Designed for Equipment Dealers

NAXT365 is built on the same Microsoft Dynamics 365 applications Microsoft invests in today. The difference is that XAPT has already configured and extended those applications for equipment dealer operations.

 Microsoft Dynamics 365 has evolved into Microsoft’s unified business platform for finance, operations, sales, service, and customer engagement. As Microsoft continues refining product names and capabilities, some CAT dealers have asked how NAXT365 fits into that roadmap. The answer is simple: NAXT365 is built on the same Dynamics 365 applications Microsoft invests in today. 

The Finance function includes support for accounts payable (AP), accounts receivable (AR), cash flow, fixed assets, and reporting. Dealers can also use it to automate reconciliations and discover financial trends.

Supply Chain Management gives dealers real-time inventory visibility and AI-driven demand planning, so the right parts are in the right place before they are needed.

Project-based work connects planning, delivery, and billing, so power systems jobs and long-running contracts finish on time and on budget.

Dynamics 365 covers core workforce functions, including time and attendance. Time entries feed service labor costing directly, so every technician hour lands where it should.

The Sales application covers the entire sales cycle, from lead generation to account management and pipeline forecasting. In addition, it works with Outlook and Teams to enable seamless collaboration.

Field Service targets on-site operations, such as technician scheduling and work orders. For equipment dealers, this helps streamline the process of post-rental repair or warranty work on purchased equipment.

 Microsoft Dynamics 365 has evolved into Microsoft’s unified business platform for finance, operations, sales, service, and customer engagement. As Microsoft continues refining product names and capabilities, some equipment dealers have asked how NAXT365 fits into that roadmap. The answer is simple: NAXT365 is built on the same Dynamics 365 applications Microsoft invests in today. 

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NAXT365 is built on Microsoft applications

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Equipment sales

In NAXT365, every machine is a first-class record: serial number, hours, location, history, and availability in one place. Your sales team quotes from real inventory, not from a spreadsheet.

Rental processes

Rental is a business of its own, and NAXT365 treats it that way: rental contracts, billing cycles, equipment transfers, repair tracking, and a clean rental-to-sale conversion when the customer decides to keep the machine.

Parts operations

Sales, purchasing, logistics, and warehouse management run connected, so the parts counter never has to say “let me check” twice. And behind the counter, NAXT WMS runs the floor: scanner-guided receiving, put-away, and zone picking that keep parts moving instead of parked.

Dealer service execution

NAXT365 tracks every claim, every scheduled maintenance, and every service job from the first call to the final invoice, in the shop and in the field.

Power Systems project management

Engine and power generation deals run for months and touch every department. NAXT365 coordinates finance, procurement, production, service, and billing on a single job, so nothing falls through the cracks.

AI built for the Parts Counter

Why equipment dealers choose NAXT365

NAXT365 combines Microsoft’s Dynamics 365 applications with dealer-specific functionality designed to support the unique requirements of equipment dealerships.

Built on Microsoft’s strategic Dynamics 365 platform

More than 700 preconfigured dealer processes

Support for equipment sales, rental, parts, service, and Power Systems operations

Alignment with Microsoft’s product roadmap and lifecycle policies

A single platform for ERP, CRM, and operational management