AI & Copilot Capabilities in Business Central: Intelligent Business Management
Part 6 of 11 in the Business Central Implementation Series
Published: December 2025 | Reading Time: 13 minutes
Introduction
Artificial Intelligence is transforming how businesses operate, and Microsoft has embedded AI capabilities deeply into Dynamics 365 Business Central through Copilot—an intelligent assistant that augments human decision-making and automates routine tasks. Far from replacing human expertise, AI in Business Central amplifies productivity, enhances accuracy, and provides insights that would be difficult or time-consuming to generate manually.
As of 2026, Microsoft has released multiple waves of Copilot enhancements, with Business Central now offering more than 10 distinct Copilot features across sales, finance, and operations. The pace of AI capability releases continues to accelerate with quarterly updates, making AI literacy an essential skill for Business Central users and administrators.
As you implement Business Central, understanding and configuring AI capabilities is no longer optional—it's essential for maximizing your investment. Organizations that embrace these intelligent features gain competitive advantages through faster operations, better decisions, and improved user experiences.
This comprehensive guide explores Business Central's AI and Copilot capabilities, from understanding what's available to configuring features responsibly, governing usage appropriately, and measuring impact effectively.
🤖 What is Copilot in Business Central?
Copilot is Microsoft's AI assistant built into Business Central that uses Azure OpenAI to automate tasks, provide intelligent suggestions, and analyze data through natural language. As of 2026, Business Central includes 10+ Copilot features:
Key Copilot Features:
Sales Line Suggestions: Create sales orders using natural language ("10 blue office chairs")
Bank Reconciliation Match: AI-powered matching of bank transactions to ledger entries
Analysis Assist: Ask business questions in plain English, get instant data insights
E-Document Matching: Automatically match electronic invoices to purchase orders
Marketing Text: Generate product descriptions for items using AI
Late Payment Predictions: Predict which invoices will be paid late
Collection Management: Prioritize collection efforts based on AI predictions
Accounts Reconciliation: Suggest G/L account matches during reconciliation
Item Substitutions: Recommend alternative items when stock is low
Chat with Copilot: Ask questions about your BC data conversationally
Plus: MCP Server Extensibility (Preview 2026): Extend Copilot with custom AI agents and external data sources using Model Context Protocol.
How Copilot Works: Azure OpenAI Service analyzes your Business Central data within your tenant boundary, generates suggestions, and presents them for user approval. You always have final control—AI assists, humans decide.
💡 Pricing & Timeline Note
All cost estimates and timelines in this article reflect typical Business Central implementations as of January 2026.
Geographic Context: Estimates based on Western Europe and North America markets
Regional Variation: Implementation costs vary significantly by region (typically 30-60% lower in Eastern Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America)
Microsoft Licensing: Verify current prices at aka.ms/BCPricing as these change periodically
Effort-Based Budgeting: Use the consulting hours estimates with your local partner's rates for accurate budgeting
These are reference estimates for planning purposes. Request detailed quotes from Microsoft Solutions Partners for your specific requirements.
Introduction to AI and Copilot in Business Central
Microsoft's vision extends beyond traditional ERP functionality to intelligent business management.
Understanding Microsoft's AI Vision for ERP
The Evolution of Business Software:
Traditional ERP systems required users to:
Manually enter all data
Perform calculations themselves
Create reports from scratch
Search through records manually
Rely entirely on memory and notes
AI-enhanced ERP systems augment these capabilities:
Suggest data based on context and history
Perform complex analysis instantly
Generate content from prompts
Surface relevant information proactively
Learn from patterns and provide recommendations
Copilot Philosophy:
Microsoft Copilot in Business Central operates on several principles:
Assistance, Not Replacement: AI assists humans, doesn't replace judgment
Transparency: Users see why suggestions are made
Control: Users always make final decisions
Privacy: Data protection and compliance built-in
Continuous Improvement: Copilot learns and improves over time
What is Copilot?
Copilot is Microsoft's brand for AI-powered assistance across its product portfolio. In Business Central, Copilot manifests as intelligent features embedded in daily workflows.
Copilot Characteristics:
Contextual: Understands what you're working on and provides relevant assistance
Conversational: Accepts natural language input, no technical jargon required
Generative: Creates content (text, suggestions, insights) based on your data and intent
Integrated: Embedded in standard Business Central pages and processes
Adaptive: Learns from feedback and improves suggestions
Copilot Features and Capabilities Overview
Business Central includes multiple Copilot-powered features, with Microsoft continuously adding new capabilities.
Create Sales Lines with Copilot
Release: 2024 Wave 1
Feature Overview:
Sales Lines with Copilot allows users to create sales lines using natural language descriptions. Instead of manually searching for and adding items, you describe what you want to sell, and Copilot interprets your request to create the appropriate sales lines.
How It Works:
Open a Sales Quote or Sales Order
Select "Add with Copilot" or similar action
Describe what you want to sell in natural language (e.g., "10 blue office chairs and 5 standing desks")
Copilot interprets your description
AI creates sales lines with matched items and quantities
Review and adjust the suggested lines
Accept to add lines to the document
Key Capabilities:
Natural language input (no need to know exact item numbers)
Interprets quantities, descriptions, and attributes
Matches to existing items in inventory
Available in Sales Quotes and Sales Orders
Supports multiple languages
Business Benefits:
Faster Order Entry: Describe orders naturally instead of searching
Reduced Training: No need to memorize item numbers
Improved Accuracy: AI matches to correct items
Better User Experience: Conversational interface
Accessibility: Easier for new or occasional users
Configuration Considerations:
Requires Copilot & AI Capabilities to be enabled
Works best with well-defined item descriptions and attributes
Can be enabled/disabled per user through permissions
Create AI-Powered Product Descriptions with Copilot
Release: 2023 Wave 2
Feature Overview:
Copilot generates compelling product descriptions for items based on attributes and context. This feature is officially named "Create AI-powered product descriptions with Copilot."
Use Cases:
E-commerce product descriptions
Catalog creation
Sales presentations
Marketing materials
Customer-facing documentation
How It Works:
Navigate to item card or item category
Select "Draft with Copilot" for marketing text
Copilot analyzes item attributes, category, specifications
AI generates engaging product description
User reviews and edits
Can regenerate with different prompts or emphasis
Description saved to item record
Customization Options:
Tone selection (professional, casual, enthusiastic, technical)
Length preferences (brief, medium, detailed)
Emphasis areas (features, benefits, technical specs)
Language selection for multi-language catalogs
Custom prompts to guide content generation
Key Requirements:
Item Attributes: Configure item attributes for better results (e.g., color, size, material)
Character Limits: Generated text has specific length limitations
Multiple Languages: Supports major languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, and more
Item Categories: Can generate descriptions for entire item categories, not just individual items
Business Benefits:
Consistent product descriptions across catalog
Time savings—no starting from blank page
Professional, engaging content
Easy localization to multiple languages
Improved e-commerce conversion rates
Scalable for large catalogs
Reconcile Bank Accounts with Copilot
Release: 2023 Wave 1
Feature Overview:
AI assists in matching bank statement transactions to Business Central entries, dramatically accelerating reconciliation.
Traditional Challenge:
Bank reconciliation requires:
Matching each bank statement line to posted entries
Identifying corresponding payments, receipts, transfers
Investigating discrepancies
Manual matching is time-consuming and error-prone
Copilot Solution:
Copilot automatically:
Analyzes bank statement lines
Searches for matching posted entries
Considers amount, date, description, patterns
Proposes matches with confidence scores
Learns from user corrections
How It Works:
Import bank statement
Copilot automatically suggests matches
Review suggestions (color-coded by confidence)
Accept, reject, or modify matches
Investigate unmatched items
Post reconciliation
Advanced Capabilities:
Pattern recognition for recurring transactions
Learning from historical reconciliations
Handling partial payments and discounts
Currency conversion matching
Multi-bank account support
Business Benefits:
Significant time reduction in reconciliation (time savings vary by organization and transaction complexity; some organizations report up to 50% time reduction)
Improved accuracy through AI consistency
Faster month-end close
Early identification of discrepancies
Reduced manual matching errors
Analysis assist for Data Insights
Release: 2024 Wave 2
Feature Overview:
Copilot provides intelligent data analysis and visualization through natural language queries.
How It Works:
Natural Language Queries:
Analysis Capabilities:
Natural language data queries
Automated pivot table generation
Chart and visualization creation
Data summarization and grouping
Quick insights from complex datasets
Supported Areas:
Sales analysis
Financial performance
Inventory optimization
Customer behavior
Vendor performance
Business Benefits:
Democratized analytics—no BI expertise required
Faster insights—minutes vs. hours or days
Reduced dependence on IT for reports
Data-driven decision making
Proactive issue identification
Copilot Chat in Business Central
Release: 2024 Wave 2
Feature Overview:
Copilot Chat is a natural language interface that allows users to interact with Business Central using conversational queries. This is one of the most significant Copilot features, providing a chatbot-like experience for asking questions about data, processes, and how-to guidance.
How It Works:
Users can ask questions in natural language such as:
"Show me open sales orders for customer Adatum"
"How do I create a new item?"
"What's my current cash position?"
"Explain how bank reconciliation works"
Copilot Chat understands context and provides:
Direct answers with relevant data
Step-by-step guidance for processes
Links to relevant pages and documentation
Follow-up suggestions
Key Capabilities:
Conversational interface accessible throughout Business Central
Context-aware responses based on current page/activity
Data retrieval and summarization
Process guidance and how-to help
Multi-turn conversations for complex queries
Business Benefits:
Reduced learning curve for new users
Faster task completion
Self-service support reduces helpdesk calls
Improved user satisfaction
Accessibility for users with varying technical skills
Suggest Lines on Purchase Orders with Copilot
Release: 2024 Wave 1
Feature Overview:
Similar to sales lines, this feature allows users to create purchase order lines using natural language descriptions, streamlining the procurement process.
How It Works:
Open a Purchase Order
Use "Add with Copilot" action
Describe items to purchase in natural language
Copilot interprets and creates purchase lines
Review and adjust suggestions
Accept to add lines to the order
Business Benefits:
Faster purchase order creation
Reduced errors in procurement
Easier for occasional users
Improved procurement efficiency
Late Payment Prediction
Release: 2019 Wave 2 (Pre-Copilot AI capability)
Feature Overview:
While not branded as "Copilot," Late Payment Prediction is an AI-powered feature that uses machine learning to predict which customer invoices are likely to be paid late.
How It Works:
AI analyzes historical payment patterns
Considers customer, invoice, and contextual factors
Generates prediction scores for open invoices
Updates predictions as new data arrives
Business Benefits:
Proactive collections management
Better cash flow forecasting
Prioritized collection efforts
Reduced days sales outstanding (DSO)
Sales and Inventory Forecast
Release: 2017 (Pre-Copilot AI capability)
Feature Overview:
An AI-powered forecasting feature that predicts future product demand based on historical sales data and trends.
How It Works:
Analyzes historical sales patterns
Considers seasonality and trends
Generates demand forecasts by item
Integrates with planning and replenishment
Business Benefits:
Optimized inventory levels
Reduced stockouts and overstock
Improved service levels
Better production and procurement planning
Note: While this feature predates the Copilot branding, it represents Microsoft's long-standing investment in AI capabilities within Business Central.
Configuring Copilot in Your Environment
Proper configuration ensures Copilot features work effectively and align with organizational policies.
Prerequisites for Enabling Copilot
Before enabling Copilot features, ensure the following prerequisites are met:
1. Environment Requirements:
SaaS (Online) Environment: Copilot features are available in Business Central Online (SaaS)
Not Available On-Premises: Most Copilot features require cloud connectivity and are not available in on-premises deployments
Environment Type: Available in production and sandbox environments
Version: Ensure you're running a supported version of Business Central
2. Regional Availability:
Not all Copilot features are available in all geographic regions
Check Microsoft's documentation for current regional availability
Some countries/regions have restrictions due to regulatory requirements
Data processing may occur in different regions (see data geography section)
3. Administrator Actions Required:
Accept Terms and Conditions: Admin must review and accept Copilot-specific terms
Privacy Notice Review: Understand data processing and privacy implications
Data Movement Consent: Acknowledge that data may be processed in other regions
Feature Activation: Explicitly enable desired Copilot capabilities
4. Licensing Requirements:
Most Copilot features are included in Business Central licenses
Some advanced features may require Premium licenses
Verify licensing for your specific feature requirements
Check with your Microsoft partner or licensing specialist
5. User Notifications:
Users must see privacy notices when first using Copilot features
Consider internal communication about Copilot rollout
Provide training before enabling features
Set expectations about AI assistance
Enabling Copilot Features
System-Wide Configuration:
Navigate to Copilot & AI Capabilities Page:
Search for "Copilot & AI Capabilities" in Business Central
This centralized page provides comprehensive control over all Copilot features
Page Features:
Feature List: View all available Copilot capabilities
Status Indicators: See which features are enabled/disabled
Data Movement Transparency: See which features move data across geographic boundaries
Privacy Links: Access feature-specific privacy documentation
Preview vs. GA: Identify which features are in preview vs. generally available
Bulk Operations: Enable/disable multiple features at once
Documentation Links: Direct links to Microsoft Learn for each feature
Regional Availability: Indicators for features not available in your region
Enable Desired Features:
Toggle individual features on/off
Review data movement implications before enabling
Accept feature-specific terms and conditions
Configure feature-specific settings
Review Data Processing Information:
Understand where AI processing occurs for each feature
Review data residency and compliance implications
Ensure alignment with organizational policies
Document decisions for audit purposes
User-Level Configuration:
Administrators can control:
Which users have access to which Copilot features (via permissions)
Whether users can enable/disable features for themselves
Usage tracking and monitoring
Feedback collection mechanisms
Rollout strategy (pilot groups vs. organization-wide)
Feature-Specific Settings:
Each Copilot capability may have specific configuration options accessible through the Copilot & AI Capabilities page or individual feature pages. Common settings include:
Confidence thresholds for automated suggestions
Language and tone preferences
Data scope and historical ranges
User feedback mechanisms
Feature-specific parameters
Consult Microsoft documentation for detailed configuration options for each Copilot feature.
Data Privacy and Security Considerations for AI Features
AI capabilities must be implemented responsibly with strong privacy and security controls.
Data Protection Fundamentals
Data Used by Copilot:
Copilot analyzes:
Business Central data (transactions, master data, historical records)
User interactions and preferences
Document content and metadata
External data (if integrated)
Data Not Used by Copilot:
Data from other organizations
Personal data outside Business Central
Data explicitly marked as excluded
Archived or deleted records
Data Processing Locations:
Understanding where data is processed:
Business Central Data Region: Your Business Central data resides in your selected geographic region
Azure OpenAI Service: Copilot features use Azure OpenAI Service, which may be located in a different region than your Business Central data
Cross-Region Data Movement: When you use Copilot features, data may be temporarily sent to Azure OpenAI Service in another region for processing
Transparency: The Copilot & AI Capabilities page shows which features move data across geographic boundaries
Regional Restrictions: Some regions may not have Copilot features due to Azure OpenAI availability
Compliance Considerations: Ensure cross-region data movement aligns with your organization's compliance requirements
Important: Data sent to Azure OpenAI Service for processing is:
Encrypted in transit and at rest
Not used to train foundation models for other customers
Processed only to generate responses
Subject to Microsoft's data protection standards
May be retained for up to 30 days for abuse monitoring
Regional Availability:
Copilot features are not available in all countries/regions
Availability depends on Azure OpenAI Service regional deployment
Check Microsoft documentation for current list of supported regions
Some organizations may choose to opt-out due to data residency requirements
Responsible AI Principles in Business Central
Microsoft builds AI capabilities on ethical principles:
Fairness:
AI should treat all users equitably
Suggestions don't discriminate based on protected characteristics
Algorithms audited for bias
Reliability & Safety:
AI operates consistently and predictably
Safeguards prevent harmful outputs
Human oversight for critical decisions
Privacy & Security:
Data protection built-in from design phase
Encryption in transit and at rest
Access controls and audit logging
Inclusiveness:
AI benefits users of all abilities
Accessibility features integrated
Multiple interaction modes
Transparency:
Users understand when AI is involved
Explanations provided for suggestions
Feedback mechanisms available
Accountability:
Microsoft responsible for AI behavior
Clear escalation paths for issues
Continuous monitoring and improvement
Copilot Data Usage and Retention
What Happens to Your Data:
During AI Processing:
Data temporarily accessed for analysis
Processed by Azure OpenAI Service
Results returned to Business Central
Processing data not retained long-term
Learning and Improvement:
User feedback improves suggestions
Aggregate patterns enhance algorithms
Individual data not used to train foundational models
Organization data remains isolated
Data Retention:
Business Central data retention policies apply
Copilot interaction logs maintained per compliance requirements
Users can request data deletion
Administrators control retention periods
Copilot Limitations and Considerations
While Copilot capabilities provide significant value, understanding their limitations ensures realistic expectations and appropriate usage.
Language Support
Current State:
Primary Language: English (most comprehensive support)
Expanding Languages: Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and others being added
Feature Variations: Not all features available in all languages simultaneously
Quality Differences: AI performance may vary by language
Considerations:
Check feature-specific language availability
English typically gets new features first
Translation quality depends on training data
Regional dialects may have varying support
Data Volume Requirements
Historical Data Needs:
Some features require sufficient historical data for accurate suggestions
Bank Reconciliation: Benefits from historical patterns (3-6 months minimum recommended)
Late Payment Prediction: Requires historical payment data for training
Sales Forecasting: Needs at least 12-24 months of sales history
New System Considerations:
AI accuracy improves over time as data accumulates
Initial suggestions may be less accurate
Consider starting with rule-based features during early adoption
Set user expectations about improvement curve
Accuracy Expectations
AI is Assistive, Not Perfect:
Copilot provides suggestions, not guaranteed correct answers
Human review and judgment remain essential
Confidence scores indicate reliability levels
Edge cases may produce unexpected results
When Human Judgment is Critical:
Final financial decisions
Customer-facing communications (review AI-generated text)
Regulatory compliance matters
High-value transactions
Unusual or exceptional scenarios
Regional and Industry Limitations
Geographic Availability:
Not all features available in all countries/regions
Regulatory restrictions in some jurisdictions
Data residency requirements may limit adoption
Check Microsoft documentation for current regional availability
Industry-Specific Considerations:
Generic AI models may not understand industry-specific terminology
Highly regulated industries may have additional restrictions
Specialized business processes may require customization
Vertical-specific features may not exist
Preview Features
Understanding Preview Status:
Preview Features: Not generally available, subject to change
Production Use: Preview features may not be recommended for production
Support Limitations: Preview features may have limited support
Feedback Opportunity: Preview users can influence final feature design
Considerations:
Test preview features in sandbox environments
Document any dependencies on preview features
Plan for potential changes or removal
Provide feedback to Microsoft
Performance and Availability
Response Time Considerations:
AI processing takes longer than traditional database queries
Network latency affects performance
Peak usage times may experience slower responses
Azure OpenAI Service throttling during high demand
Availability:
Requires internet connectivity
Depends on Azure OpenAI Service availability
Service interruptions affect Copilot features (not core Business Central)
SLA applies but may differ from Business Central core
When NOT to Use Copilot
Inappropriate Scenarios:
Replacing professional judgment in critical decisions
Bypassing established approval processes
Handling sensitive data beyond organizational policies
Scenarios requiring 100% accuracy
Replacing proper training and onboarding
Audit trails requiring human accountability
Enabling and Disabling Copilot Features by User/Role
Granular control ensures appropriate access to AI capabilities.
Permission-Based Control:
Permission Structure:
Business Central controls Copilot access through feature-specific permission objects. Each Copilot capability has its own permission set that can be assigned individually or combined.
Feature-Specific Permission Sets:
"COPILOT - SALES LINES": Create sales/purchase lines with Copilot
"COPILOT - BANK REC": Bank account reconciliation with Copilot
"COPILOT - ITEM MARKETING TEXT": AI-powered product descriptions
"COPILOT - CHAT": Copilot Chat access
"COPILOT - ANALYSIS": Analysis assist capabilities
Permission Management:
Administrators control Copilot access by:
Assigning individual feature permission sets
Creating custom permission sets combining multiple Copilot features
Including/excluding Copilot permissions in role-based permission sets
Using the Copilot & AI Capabilities page for centralized control
Role-Based Access:
Align Copilot features with job responsibilities:
Sales Representatives:
Create sales lines with Copilot ✓
Marketing text ✓
Analysis assist ✓
Copilot Chat ✓
Bank reconciliation ✗
Accountants:
Bank reconciliation ✓
Analysis assist ✓
Copilot Chat ✓
Sales lines ✗
Managers/Executives:
Copilot Chat ✓
Analysis assist ✓
Marketing text ✗
Bank reconciliation ✗
Configuration Steps:
Define Copilot access strategy by role
Create/modify permission sets
Assign to users or user groups
Test access in sandbox environment
Document access decisions
Review and adjust based on usage
Dynamic Enablement:
Some features can be controlled by:
User preferences (user chooses to enable)
Administrator override (force enable/disable)
Feature flags (gradual rollout)
A/B testing (compare with and without)
Training Users on AI-Assisted Workflows
User adoption determines AI feature success.
Training Approach:
Introduction to AI Concepts:
What is AI and how does it help?
Copilot vs. traditional features
When to trust AI suggestions
How AI improves over time
Feature-Specific Training:
For each Copilot capability:
Feature purpose and benefits
How to activate and use
Interpreting suggestions and confidence scores
Accepting, modifying, or rejecting AI input
Providing feedback to improve
Hands-On Practice:
Guided exercises with sample data
Real scenarios from users' daily work
Troubleshooting common questions
Tips and tricks for efficiency
Training Materials:
Video tutorials (2-3 minutes per feature)
Quick reference cards
Interactive simulations
FAQs and knowledge base articles
Ongoing Support:
Copilot champions in each department
Regular tips and tricks emails
Lunch-and-learn sessions
Feedback collection and sharing
Azure OpenAI Service Integration
Understanding the technical foundation of Copilot capabilities.
Azure OpenAI Service:
Microsoft's enterprise-grade AI platform provides:
Large language models (GPT-4, GPT-3.5, and newer models)
Secure, compliant infrastructure
Integration with Microsoft products
Enterprise-grade service level agreements
Business Central Connection:
Business Central communicates with Azure OpenAI Service:
No Direct Setup Required: Customers don't need their own Azure OpenAI instance
Microsoft-Managed: Business Central uses Microsoft's Azure OpenAI Service deployment
API Calls: Business Central sends prompts and receives AI-generated responses
Data Encryption: All data sent securely encrypted in transit and at rest
Isolated Processing: Results returned only to your Business Central environment
Data Handling and Retention:
What "No Training on Customer Data" Means:
Your data is NOT used to train or improve the foundational GPT models
Your data is NOT used to improve Copilot for other customers
Your prompts and completions are isolated to your organization
Microsoft does NOT have access to your business data through this processing
Abuse Monitoring:
Prompts and completions may be retained for up to 30 days for abuse monitoring
This retention is for safety and compliance purposes only
After the retention period, data is permanently deleted
Organizations can opt-out of this monitoring in certain scenarios
Data Flow:
User interacts with Copilot feature in Business Central
Business Central sends necessary data to Azure OpenAI Service
Azure OpenAI processes request and generates response
Response returned to Business Central and displayed to user
No long-term storage of prompts/completions beyond abuse monitoring period
Benefits of Azure OpenAI:
Enterprise Security: Microsoft's comprehensive security infrastructure
Compliance: Meets GDPR, CCPA, SOC 2, ISO 27001, and other regulatory requirements
Performance: Low latency, high availability (99.9% SLA)
Scalability: Automatically handles varying loads
Updates: Access to latest AI models without customer action required
No Separate Licensing: Included with Business Central subscription
Custom AI Scenarios Using Power Platform
Extend AI capabilities beyond built-in features.
Important Implementation Considerations:
Before pursuing custom AI scenarios, understand the requirements:
Licensing Requirements:
Power Platform Premium: Most AI Builder features require premium licenses
AI Builder Credits: Consumption-based pricing for AI operations
Business Central API: May require specific licensing for API access
Per-User Costs: Can become significant for organization-wide deployment
Technical Requirements:
Power Platform Expertise: Requires knowledge beyond Business Central
Custom Development: Not "out of the box" integration
API Management: Must monitor and manage API call limits
Maintenance: Custom integrations require ongoing support
Testing: Thorough testing required in sandbox environments
Complexity Considerations:
Implementation time: Weeks to months depending on scenario
Requires Business Central + Power Platform + AI Builder skills
May need development partner assistance
Cost-benefit analysis recommended before starting
AI Builder Integration
AI Builder Overview:
Power Platform's AI Builder enables custom AI models:
Prediction Models: Forecast outcomes
Form Processing: Extract data from documents
Object Detection: Identify objects in images
Text Classification: Categorize text automatically
Sentiment Analysis: Understand customer sentiment
Business Central + AI Builder Scenarios:
Invoice Processing:
AI Builder extracts data from invoice images
Power Automate validates and creates purchase invoices
Business Central posts invoices automatically
Quality Inspection:
AI Builder analyzes product images
Object detection identifies defects
Business Central records quality results
Customer Sentiment Tracking:
AI Builder analyzes customer emails/feedback
Sentiment scores stored in Business Central
Alerts for negative sentiment
Power Automate AI Capabilities
AI-Powered Automation:
Power Automate includes AI features:
Text analysis: Extract key phrases, language detection
Cognitive services: Image analysis, speech-to-text
AI prompts: GPT-powered content generation
Predictive models: ML-based decision making
Integration Examples:
Intelligent Document Routing:
Smart Notifications:
Power BI AI Insights
Embedded AI in Power BI:
Power BI provides AI-powered analytics:
Key Influencers: Identify factors driving metrics
Anomaly Detection: Spot unusual patterns
Q&A: Natural language queries
Smart Narratives: Auto-generated insights
Decomposition Tree: Drill into data intelligently
Business Central + Power BI AI:
Sales Analysis:
Power BI connects to Business Central data
Key Influencers identifies sales drivers
Anomaly detection spots unusual patterns
Insights inform strategy
Financial Analysis:
Decomposition tree explores variances
Q&A enables natural language queries
Smart narratives auto-generate commentary
Embedded in Business Central for easy access
Copilot Extensibility and Custom Development
Building Custom Copilot Experiences:
Beyond out-of-the-box features, developers can extend and create custom Copilot capabilities for Business Central.
Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server for Business Central
Status: Preview (as of January 2026)
Overview:
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server for Business Central enables developers to build custom AI-powered experiences that integrate with Copilot and large language models.
Key Capabilities:
Custom Copilot Skills: Build domain-specific AI capabilities
Context Provision: Expose Business Central data to AI models with proper context
Natural Language Interfaces: Create conversational experiences for custom processes
Tool Integration: Connect external AI tools to Business Central data
Extensible Framework: Build on standard protocols for AI integration
Use Cases:
Industry-specific AI assistants (manufacturing, distribution, services)
Custom data analysis and reporting through natural language
Vertical-specific intelligent automation
Integration with specialized AI models
Custom recommendation engines
Requirements:
Developer Skills: AL development, API understanding, AI/ML concepts
Preview Program: Participation in Microsoft preview programs
Development Environment: Business Central development tools
Testing Infrastructure: Sandbox environments for validation
Ongoing Maintenance: Custom code requires support and updates
Considerations:
Preview Status: Features and APIs subject to change
Production Readiness: Preview features may not be recommended for production
Microsoft Support: Limited support during preview phase
Breaking Changes: Be prepared for API changes before GA
Documentation: Preview documentation may be incomplete
AL Language Copilot Extensions
Custom Copilot Actions in AL:
Developers can create custom Copilot experiences using AL language extensions:
Extension Points:
Page Copilot: Add Copilot to custom pages
Copilot Actions: Define custom actions users can invoke
Prompt Customization: Tailor prompts for specific scenarios
Response Handling: Process AI responses in custom ways
Development Process:
Define Copilot capability in AL code
Configure Azure OpenAI integration (if needed)
Implement prompt engineering and response parsing
Test thoroughly in sandbox
Deploy through AppSource or per-tenant extension
Best Practices:
Follow Microsoft's Copilot design guidelines
Implement proper error handling
Provide clear user feedback
Test with various prompt styles
Consider token limits and costs
Implement appropriate safeguards
Resources:
Microsoft Learn: Copilot development documentation
GitHub: Sample Copilot extensions
Partner network: Development support
Important Note: Custom Copilot development requires:
Advanced AL development skills
Understanding of prompt engineering
Knowledge of Azure OpenAI integration
Budget for development and testing
Ongoing maintenance commitment
Measuring AI Adoption and Effectiveness
Track AI impact to demonstrate value and guide improvements.
Adoption Metrics:
Usage Statistics:
Number of active Copilot users
Feature usage frequency
Acceptance rate of suggestions
Time spent with AI features
User Engagement:
Copilot feature activation rate
Returning user rate
Power user identification
Feedback submission volume
Effectiveness Metrics:
Productivity Improvements:
Time saved per transaction
Transactions processed per hour
Reduction in data entry time
Faster reconciliation times
Quality Improvements:
Error rate reduction
First-time accuracy improvement
Exception handling efficiency
Customer satisfaction increase
Business Impact:
Revenue impact from better suggestions
Cost savings from automation
Faster close cycles
Improved cash flow
ROI Calculation:
Continuous Improvement:
Use metrics to:
Identify low-adoption features (investigate why)
Recognize highly effective features (promote more)
Adjust configuration based on patterns
Plan advanced training for power users
Justify expansion of AI capabilities
Future AI Capabilities Roadmap
Microsoft continuously expands Copilot capabilities.
Note: Future capabilities described here are based on Microsoft's public roadmap as of January 2026. Features, timelines, and functionality are subject to change. Organizations should not make purchasing decisions based solely on future functionality.
Emerging Features:
Advanced Forecasting:
Demand prediction using ML
Cash flow forecasting
Resource requirement planning
Risk prediction
Intelligent Automation:
Robotic process automation (RPA)
Complex workflow automation
Exception handling automation
Enhanced Analysis:
Root cause analysis
Simulation and scenario planning
Optimization recommendations
Natural Language Interface:
Voice commands
Conversational data entry
Query anything using natural language
Staying Current:
Keep up with AI developments:
Microsoft release notes and roadmaps
Business Central blog and community
Insider programs and previews
Partner channels and webinars
Best Practices for AI Governance and Policies
Establish framework for responsible AI usage.
AI Governance Framework:
Policy Development:
Usage Policy:
Who can use which AI features
Acceptable use guidelines
Prohibited activities
Privacy and confidentiality requirements
Data Policy:
What data AI can access
Geographic processing restrictions
Data retention and deletion
Third-party sharing rules
Oversight Policy:
Human review requirements
AI decision audit process
Escalation procedures
Regular assessment cadence
Governance Committee:
Establish cross-functional team:
Executive sponsor
IT security representative
Privacy/compliance officer
Business unit representatives
End users
Responsibilities:
Review AI feature requests
Assess privacy and security implications
Approve new AI capabilities
Monitor usage and incidents
Update policies as needed
User Guidelines:
Educate users on:
When to use AI features
How to interpret suggestions
Importance of human judgment
Feedback responsibility
Privacy considerations
Deliverables: AI & Copilot Implementation Outputs
Complete this phase with AI capabilities configured and governed:
1. Copilot Configuration Guide
Documentation including:
Enabled features by environment
Configuration settings and rationale
Permission sets and role assignments
Data processing geography
2. AI Governance Policy Template
Comprehensive policy covering:
Usage guidelines and restrictions
Privacy and security requirements
Human oversight procedures
Compliance alignment
3. User Adoption Tracking Dashboard
Monitoring solution showing:
Usage statistics by feature
Adoption rates by user/department
Effectiveness metrics
ROI calculations
4. Copilot Best Practices Document
User guidance including:
Feature-specific tips
Dos and don'ts
Troubleshooting common issues
How to provide effective feedback
5. Data Privacy Compliance Checklist
Validation that:
Data processing locations documented
Privacy impact assessment completed
User consent obtained where required
Compliance requirements met
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is Business Central Copilot?
Business Central Copilot is Microsoft's AI assistant that provides intelligent automation and insights within Dynamics 365 Business Central:
Definition: Copilot is an AI-powered feature set built into Business Central that uses Azure OpenAI Service and machine learning to:
Automate repetitive tasks
Generate content and suggestions
Provide data analysis through natural language
Predict outcomes based on historical patterns
Match and reconcile transactions intelligently
Core Copilot Capabilities (2026):
1. Sales Line Suggestions
What: Create sales order lines using natural language
Example: Type "5 ergonomic chairs and 2 standing desks" → Copilot adds items automatically
Benefit: 50% faster order entry, reduced item search time
2. Bank Reconciliation Match
What: AI matches bank transactions to G/L entries
Example: Bank transaction "ACH CONTOSO 1250.00" → Copilot finds matching sales invoice
Benefit: 70% reduction in manual reconciliation time
3. Analysis Assist (Chat with Data)
What: Ask business questions in plain English
Example: "Show me top 10 customers by revenue last quarter" → Instant table/chart
Benefit: No report building needed, instant insights
4. E-Document Matching
What: Match electronic invoices to purchase orders automatically
Example: PDF invoice received → Copilot extracts data and matches to PO
Benefit: 80% reduction in manual invoice processing
5. Marketing Text Generation
What: Generate product descriptions for items using AI
Example: Item "Ergonomic Office Chair" → Copilot writes compelling description for e-commerce
Benefit: Faster product catalog creation
6. Late Payment Predictions
What: Predict which customer invoices will be paid late
Example: Invoice #12345 flagged as "85% likely late" based on customer history
Benefit: Proactive collection management
7. Accounts Reconciliation Suggestions
What: Suggest G/L account matches during reconciliation
Example: Bank fee $25 → Copilot suggests "Bank Charges" account
Benefit: Faster month-end close
8. Item Substitutions
What: Recommend alternative items when stock is low
Example: "Blue Widget" out of stock → Copilot suggests "Navy Widget" or "Teal Widget"
Benefit: Reduce lost sales from stockouts
Technology Foundation:
Azure OpenAI Service: Powers natural language understanding and generation
Machine Learning: Learns patterns from your data (late payments, reconciliation matches)
Responsible AI: Built with privacy, security, and transparency safeguards
Key Differentiators from Legacy ERP:
✅ Natural Language Interface: No technical query language needed
✅ Contextual Awareness: Copilot knows what page you're on and what you're doing
✅ Continuous Learning: Gets smarter as you use it and provide feedback
✅ Embedded in Workflow: Not a separate tool—integrated into daily tasks
Geographic Availability: Copilot respects data residency—processes data within your selected Azure region (EU, US, etc.).
How do I enable Copilot in Business Central?
Enabling Copilot in Business Central requires admin configuration at tenant and feature levels:
Prerequisites:
✅ Business Central Online (SaaS)—Copilot not available on-premises
✅ Premium or Essentials license (Copilot included)
✅ Admin permissions (Business Central Administrator role)
✅ Azure AD/Entra ID authentication
Step-by-Step Enablement Process:
Step 1: Enable Copilot in Admin Center (Tenant-Wide)
Navigate to Business Central Admin Center (admin.businesscentral.microsoft.com)
Select your environment (Production or Sandbox)
Go to Settings → Feature Management
Locate "Copilot and AI capabilities"
Toggle to Enabled
Select Data Movement Geography:
Option 1: Within Same Region (data stays in your BC region—EU, US, etc.)
Option 2: Allow Cross-Region (may send data to Azure OpenAI regions outside your BC region)
Recommendation: Choose "Within Same Region" for GDPR/data residency compliance
Click Save
Step 2: Enable Specific Copilot Features (Per-Feature)
In Business Central, navigate to Copilot & AI Capabilities page
Review list of available Copilot features:
Sales Line Suggestions
Bank Reconciliation Match
Analysis Assist
E-Document Matching
Marketing Text
Late Payment Predictions
(etc.)
For each feature:
Set Status to Enabled or Disabled
Choose Data Movement preference (if different from tenant default)
Review Privacy Notice and Terms of Use
Click Agree to accept terms for enabled features
Step 3: Assign User Permissions
Navigate to Users page
Select user or user group
Assign permission set: "Copilot User" or feature-specific permissions:
"Sales with Copilot": Sales Line Suggestions
"Bank Reconciliation with Copilot": Bank matching
"Analysis Assist User": Chat with data
Users can now access Copilot features in their assigned areas
Step 4: Test in Sandbox First (Recommended)
Enable Copilot in Sandbox environment first
Test features with real data
Train pilot users
Gather feedback
Once validated, enable in Production
Step 5: User Training & Communication
Notify users that Copilot is enabled
Provide training materials:
How to use Sales Line Suggestions
How to ask questions in Analysis Assist
How to review and approve AI suggestions
Encourage feedback via Copilot thumbs up/down buttons
Monitor adoption via telemetry
Configuration Options:
Granular Control:
Enable Copilot globally BUT disable specific features
Example: Enable Sales Line Suggestions, disable Marketing Text
Role-Based Access:
Sales reps: Sales Line Suggestions only
Accountants: Bank Reconciliation Match + Analysis Assist
Administrators: All Copilot features
Data Movement Options:
Option | Data Location | Use Case |
|---|---|---|
Same Region | Stays in BC region (EU, US) | GDPR compliance, strict data residency |
Cross-Region | May go to Azure OpenAI regions | Maximum feature availability, faster updates |
Disabling Copilot:
Admin Center → Feature Management → Toggle Off
Or disable individual features in Copilot & AI Capabilities page
Users immediately lose access
Troubleshooting:
Problem: Copilot button not appearing
Solution: Check user has "Copilot User" permission set
Solution: Verify feature enabled in Admin Center AND Copilot & AI Capabilities page
Problem: "Data movement not allowed" error
Solution: Enable cross-region data movement OR wait for same-region availability
Problem: Copilot suggestions poor quality
Solution: Provide feedback via thumbs down, AI improves over time
Solution: Ensure master data quality (clean item descriptions, customer data)
Licensing: Copilot features included in Business Central Essentials and Premium licenses (no additional cost for base features). Some advanced Copilot features may require add-on licenses in future.
Is Business Central Copilot secure?
Yes, Business Central Copilot is built on Microsoft's Responsible AI principles with comprehensive security:
Data Security & Privacy:
1. Data Processing Location
Configurable: Choose whether data stays within your BC region or can move cross-region
Transparent: Microsoft clearly discloses where data is processed
EU Data Boundary: For EU customers choosing "Same Region," data never leaves EU
2. Data Encryption
In Transit: TLS 1.2+ encryption for all data sent to Azure OpenAI
At Rest: Data encrypted in Azure storage
No Persistent Storage: Copilot doesn't store your prompts/data long-term (processes and discards)
3. Tenant Isolation
Your BC data is never used to train OpenAI models for other customers
Each tenant's data processed in isolation
No cross-tenant data leakage
4. Access Controls
Role-based permissions control who can use Copilot
Admins control which features are enabled
User activity logged for audit
5. Data Minimization
Copilot only sends necessary data to Azure OpenAI (not entire database)
Example: Sales Line Suggestions sends item descriptions, not customer financial data
Compliance & Governance:
GDPR Compliance:
✅ Data processing agreements in place (Microsoft as processor)
✅ Data residency options (EU customers can keep data in EU)
✅ Right to disable Copilot entirely
✅ Transparency about data usage
SOC 2 / ISO 27001:
Azure OpenAI Service is SOC 2 Type II certified
Business Central maintains ISO 27001 certification with Copilot enabled
Industry-Specific:
Healthcare (HIPAA): Copilot can process PHI if BC deployed in HIPAA-compliant manner
Financial Services: Meets regulatory requirements for data processing
Responsible AI Safeguards:
1. Human-in-the-Loop
Copilot suggests, humans approve
Users can reject or modify AI suggestions
Critical actions (posting transactions) always require human confirmation
2. Transparency
Copilot explains why it made suggestions ("Based on customer history...")
Users understand AI logic, not "black box"
3. Feedback Mechanism
Thumbs up/down buttons on suggestions
Feedback improves AI quality (but doesn't expose your data to other tenants)
4. Bias Mitigation
Microsoft tests for bias in AI models
Regular audits of AI fairness (e.g., late payment predictions don't discriminate)
5. Content Filtering
Harmful content blocked (profanity, inappropriate suggestions)
Business-appropriate outputs only
What Microsoft Does NOT Do:
❌ Use your data to train public OpenAI models
❌ Share your data with other BC customers
❌ Store prompts/responses permanently (ephemeral processing)
❌ Sell your data to third parties
❌ Use Copilot interactions for advertising
What YOU Control:
✅ Whether to enable Copilot (opt-in, not forced)
✅ Which features to enable (granular control)
✅ Data movement geography (same-region vs. cross-region)
✅ Who can use Copilot (permission-based)
✅ Feedback and improvement (thumbs up/down)
Audit & Monitoring:
Telemetry Available:
Which users used Copilot features
How often features were used
Acceptance rate of suggestions (users clicked "Accept" vs. "Reject")
Performance metrics (time saved)
Access via:
Business Central telemetry (Application Insights)
Admin Center usage reports
Risk Comparison:
Risk | Legacy ERP (Manual) | BC with Copilot |
|---|---|---|
Data Entry Errors | High (manual typing) | Lower (AI suggests, human reviews) |
Data Breach | Depends on infrastructure | Azure-grade security |
Compliance | Manual processes | Automated compliance features |
Audit Trail | Manual logging | Comprehensive telemetry |
Recommendation for Risk-Averse Organizations:
Enable Copilot in Sandbox only initially
Test with non-sensitive data first
Choose "Same Region" data movement
Enable high-value, low-risk features first (e.g., Sales Line Suggestions)
Monitor usage for 30-60 days
Gradually expand to Production after validation
Security Resources:
Microsoft Trust Center: https://www.microsoft.com/trust-center
Azure OpenAI Security: https://learn.microsoft.com/azure/ai-services/openai/concepts/security
BC Copilot Privacy FAQ: https://learn.microsoft.com/dynamics365/business-central/copilot-privacy
What Copilot features are available in Business Central 2026?
Business Central 2026 includes 10+ Copilot features across sales, finance, and operations:
Sales & Customer Management:
1. Sales Line Suggestions (GA - Generally Available)
Release: 2024 Wave 1
What: Create sales order lines using natural language
Example: "Add 5 blue office chairs and 3 standing desks" → Copilot finds items and creates lines
Availability: All countries/regions
License: Included in Essentials/Premium
2. Item Substitution Suggestions (GA)
Release: 2024 Wave 2
What: Recommend alternative items when primary item out of stock
Example: "Blue Widget" unavailable → Suggests "Navy Widget" with similar specs
Availability: All countries/regions
3. Marketing Text Generation (GA)
Release: 2023 Wave 2
What: Generate product descriptions for items using AI
Example: "Ergonomic Office Chair" → Creates compelling marketing copy
Use Case: E-commerce catalogs, sales materials
Availability: English language primarily
Finance & Accounting:
4. Bank Reconciliation Match (GA)
Release: 2024 Wave 1
What: AI-powered matching of bank transactions to G/L entries
Example: Bank line "ACH PAYMENT CONTOSO" → Matches to customer payment
Time Savings: 50-70% reduction in reconciliation time
Availability: All countries/regions
5. Accounts Reconciliation Suggestions (GA)
Release: 2024 Wave 2
What: Suggest G/L account assignments during reconciliation
Example: "Bank Service Fee $25" → Suggests G/L Account "6150 - Bank Charges"
Availability: All countries/regions
6. Late Payment Prediction (GA)
Release: 2023 Wave 2
What: Predict likelihood of customer invoice being paid late
Example: Invoice #12345 shows "78% likely to be paid late" based on customer history
Use Case: Prioritize collection efforts, credit decisions
Availability: All countries/regions
7. Collection Management Prioritization (Preview)
Release: 2025 Wave 2
What: AI ranks customers by collection priority
Example: Dashboard shows "Focus on Customer A (high balance, late payment risk)"
Availability: Select regions
Data Analysis & Reporting:
8. Analysis Assist (Chat with Data) (GA)
Release: 2024 Wave 1
What: Ask business questions in natural language, get instant insights
Examples:
"Show me top 10 customers by revenue last quarter"
"What's our inventory turnover for electronics category?"
"Compare sales this month vs. last month by region"
Output: Tables, charts, pivot analysis
Availability: All countries/regions
Languages: English, with expansion to other languages ongoing
Document Processing:
9. E-Document Matching (GA)
Release: 2024 Wave 2
What: Automatically match electronic invoices to purchase orders
Example: PDF invoice received → Copilot extracts vendor, amount, PO# → Matches to open PO
Time Savings: 80% reduction in manual invoice processing
Availability: Countries with e-invoicing requirements (EU, LatAm, etc.)
Advanced/Preview Features:
10. Copilot Studio Integration (Preview 2026)
What: Build custom Copilot agents for specialized workflows
Example: Custom AI agent for warranty claim processing
Availability: Requires Copilot Studio license
11. Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server Extensibility (Preview 2026)
What: Extend Copilot with external data sources and custom AI logic
Example: Connect Copilot to external weather API for demand forecasting
Use Case: Advanced AI scenarios beyond standard Copilot
Availability: Developers via AL extensions
Feature Availability Summary:
Feature | Status | Availability | Language Support |
|---|---|---|---|
Sales Line Suggestions | GA | All regions | Multi-language |
Bank Reconciliation | GA | All regions | All |
Analysis Assist | GA | All regions | English, expanding |
Marketing Text | GA | All regions | English primarily |
Late Payment Prediction | GA | All regions | All |
E-Document Matching | GA | Select regions | EU, LatAm |
Collection Management | Preview | Select regions | English |
MCP Server | Preview | All regions | Developer feature |
Upcoming Features (Roadmap 2026-2027):
Inventory Demand Forecasting: AI predicts future demand
Supplier Risk Assessment: Evaluate vendor reliability
Automated Expense Categorization: Classify expenses via AI
Contract Analysis: Extract key terms from contracts
How to Check What's Available in Your Tenant:
Navigate to Copilot & AI Capabilities page in Business Central
See list of features enabled for your environment
Check Release Plans (Microsoft Docs) for upcoming features
Cost: Most Copilot features included in Business Central Essentials/Premium licenses. Advanced features (Copilot Studio, some industry-specific) may require add-on licenses.
Conclusion: Embracing Intelligent Business Management
AI and Copilot capabilities in Business Central represent a fundamental shift in how business software operates. By thoughtfully implementing and governing these features, organizations unlock unprecedented productivity, insight, and competitive advantage while maintaining appropriate controls and oversight.
Key Takeaways:
✓ Start with High-Impact Features: Focus on capabilities that deliver immediate value
✓ Configure Thoughtfully: Balance functionality with privacy and governance
✓ Train Comprehensively: User adoption depends on understanding and trust
✓ Govern Responsibly: Establish clear policies and oversight
✓ Measure Continuously: Track adoption and effectiveness to demonstrate value
✓ Stay Current: AI capabilities evolve rapidly—keep up with new features
With AI capabilities configured and users trained on intelligent workflows, you're ready for the next critical phase: Training, Change Management & User Adoption, where you'll ensure all users are prepared for Business Central success.
Next in Series: Blog 7: Training, Change Management & User Adoption - Learn comprehensive strategies for training users and driving adoption throughout your organization.
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