Recover custom logic
Map the relevant X++ changes, batch jobs and connected applications with the people who use them.
Dynamics AX Support & Modernization
Keep the business rules. Make the next move deliberate.
Maintain Dynamics AX custom workflows and integrations. Assess X++ dependencies, repair operational handoffs and prepare for a staged transition.
Keep the work moving
Start with the part
your business relies on.
Application owners and operations teams running established AX environments.
AX customizations can encode how a manufacturer prices, plans and ships. When a workflow fails or a transition begins, those rules need to be understood rather than rediscovered during cutover.
Repair operational handoffs
Investigate failed messages or batches with representative orders and inventory movements. Preserve application validation.
Prepare transition evidence
Document the behaviors and reconciliations a replacement must reproduce, including exceptions and company-specific rules.
What useful progress looks like
A shipment status that reaches the customer service team.
A warehouse update reaches AX but the downstream portal still shows an old order status.
Illustrative engagement. Scope and acceptance criteria are agreed for your environment.
- Trace the order through batch and interface boundaries.
- Test the scoped correction and failure recovery.
- Compare destination status with AX for the agreed sample.
The acceptance checkThe selected orders show consistent status, with failed transfers visible to the responsible operator.
Choose the change that earns its place
Keep, improve
or move forward.
Where AI could help
Use an approved inquiry or exception feed for explanations. Do not let a model execute arbitrary X++ or bypass operational permissions.
AI is an optional improvement, assessed against a specific task and measurable outcome.
When to retain and improve
Continue bounded maintenance when the source, access and environment allow the agreed work.
When to consider modernization
Prioritize transition when unsupported infrastructure or release limits make ongoing changes unviable.
A concrete first engagement
Know what you have.
Know what comes next.
An AX dependency assessment covering the exact release, one operational process and the custom objects or interfaces it relies on.
A paid assessment with scope, access and fee agreed before work starts. You receive findings, an ownership map, prioritized options and a proposed next phase.
Discuss an assessmentUseful details to bring
- AX release and cumulative update
- Custom objects and batch jobs
- Current transition plans
Missing details are part of the assessment. Please start with what you know about the system and the business problem.
Tell us where the work gets stuck
Bring the problem.
We’ll work through the options.
A recurring error, an integration that needs attention or an application without an owner. Tell us what is happening and what needs to work next.
We confirm delivery fit and responsibilities for your version, module and environment before proposing work. Ongoing care specifies covered systems, working hours, response targets and escalation.
Independent engineering does not extend manufacturer support or replace vendor licensing. Please do not include credentials or customer records.
info@aiondata.ioDiscuss Microsoft Dynamics AX
You do not need all the technical details to start.
Before we begin
Questions worth asking.
Can you maintain custom X++?
The first assessment checks source availability, the development environment and the affected business rules before maintenance scope is agreed.
Does every AX integration need rebuilding?
No. Document the contracts and dependencies first; some surrounding components may be reusable after destination behavior is tested.
AIONDATA provides independent engineering services. Product names identify the systems discussed and do not imply vendor endorsement.