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Meet every Dynamics 365 release wave with a signed go or no-go

The Qventis Engine reads Finance and Operations forms, dense grids and customer engagement apps in plain English, in one suite. Release Intelligence traces each release wave and service update to your order, purchase and close steps, and business-process regression keeps running after RSAT support ends.

  • Both waves, every service update
  • Reuse your RSAT process list
  • Sales into finance, one test
Microsoft Dynamics 365 release trainRelease waves
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Illustrative viewSource: vendor release notes

How a Dynamics 365 release moves through Qventis One

Release rhythm
Two release waves a year, plus service updates
What we read
Release plans, service update notes and deprecation announcements
Process chains covered
O2C, P2P, R2R, I2F, P2Pr
Sign-off
Go or no-go per environment, by a named person

Every Dynamics change, read on publish

Release Intelligence reads release plans and service update notes as Microsoft publishes them, early access included.

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  • Features enabled for users automatically
  • Opt-in features available in early access
  • Deprecated features and their removal dates
  • Changes to forms, workspaces and data entities

What Dynamics 365 updates usually break

Extensions

Customization exposure flags extensions, scripts and plug-ins that behave differently on the new platform version.

Forms and defaults

Fields move and new features change the default view, so steps written against the old form need review.

Security roles

Duties and privileges change, and a user loses the menu item a daily task depends on.

Data entities and integrations

Data entities change shape, and integrations to banks, warehouses and CRM stop matching.

Questions

Is this a Microsoft replacement for RSAT?

No. qventis is not affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft. Microsoft says RSAT won't be supported after May 15, 2027, and Qventis One is one option for business-process regression after that.

Can we reuse our RSAT test cases?

Use them as your list of processes. Re-recording each one gives you plain-English steps your business users can read.

Leave with your next release wave mapped

Bring one business process. We trace the wave to your steps and show the go or no-go.

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