Where AI in Dynamics 365 F&O stands today
Get a clearer picture of what’s available now, what remains in preview, and how the capabilities coming into Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations are evolving.
Presented by Professional Advantage with Microsoft
AI is becoming a much more practical part of Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations. But with new capabilities arriving on different timelines, it isn’t always easy to know what you can use today, what’s still coming, or what your organisation needs to have in place to take advantage of it.
Join Professional Advantage and Microsoft for a practical look at the current state of AI in Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations, including AI agents, the technology that sits behind them, and what’s coming next.
We’ll look at where the technology stands today, demonstrate selected capabilities in Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations, and explore some of the practical considerations that need to be addressed before organisations start putting AI agents to work.
And with the Dynamics 365 2026 Release Wave 2 plans publishing just days before the event, Microsoft will give us a first look at what the latest announcements mean for Finance & Operations users.
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What we'll cover
AI in action
See selected AI agent capabilities demonstrated in Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations, with a focus on how AI can support real finance and operational processes while keeping people, business rules, and controls in the loop.
What you need to be ready
Understand the Dynamics 365, Dataverse, Power Platform, and Copilot foundations that sit behind these capabilities, and the practical prerequisites organisations should be thinking about before getting started.
How consumption and costs work
We’ll unpack Copilot Credits, what your Dynamics 365 licensing does and doesn’t include, and the controls available to help you manage consumption.
Governance, security, and data
Explore some of the questions Australian organisations need to consider around data processing, auditability, oversight, and control before enabling AI capabilities in their ERP environment.
Meet your presenters
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Brian Pelser
Business Development Manager
Brian is a Business Development Manager at Professional Advantage who has a primary focus on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations. He has worked in a variety of industries both in senior financial and operational positions resulting in a strong foundation and is a testament to the business acumen that he brings to a customer or prospect engagement.
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David Duke
Dynamics 365/AX Consultant
David is a Senior Functional Consultant with over 10 years’ experience in AX and Dynamics 365. He specialises in financials, procurement, and workflow. He has a passion for training, and his goal is to help businesses make the most of their investment.
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Darran Croft
Microsoft Dynamics Technical Consultant Team Leader
Darran is a technical solution architect at Professional Advantage, focussing on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations as well as related technologies. Darran has over 20 years experience working with Microsoft Dynamics products and brings that experience when working with customers to provide tailored solutions.
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Marko Maljkovic
AI Business Solutions Sales Lead, ANZ Microsoft
With a career dedicated to business applications and Microsoft Dynamics, Marko has contributed to sales and implementation projects across multiple markets and industries. He now leads a team helping organisations adopt AI and business solutions, bringing Microsoft’s latest capabilities together with practical customer and partner outcomes.
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From AI possibilities to practical next steps
For many organisations, the primary questions we hear are around where AI can add value to your ERP, which capabilities are mature enough to consider now, and whether your existing Dynamics 365 environment is ready for them.
This session is designed to give you a clearer view of those questions without requiring you to arrive with an AI strategy already in place.
Whether you’re already using Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations or still running Dynamics AX and considering what comes next, you’ll leave with a better understanding of where the platform is heading and what it could mean for your organisation.