The platform
What you get when you partner with Qwyk
The onboarding engine, the multi-client cockpit, and the support layer behind a leaner Business Central practice.
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Automated onboarding
The migration that eats your project hours, done by the portal. It extracts, maps and cleans data from Xero, Sage, QuickBooks and GP, pre-configures Business Central, and reconciles against the source. You review and sign off instead of building it by hand.
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A multi-client cockpit
Run every client onboarding from one place. Sandbox-first testing, scheduled go-lives, a full audit trail per client, and shared templates so every consultant works the same way.
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A support layer
Ticketing, change requests and a knowledge base, native to Business Central. Wrap structured, billable support around clients after go-live instead of chasing email.
You deliver it, or pull Qwyk in for overflow. Run every onboarding yourself, or hand a deployment to Qwyk when capacity is tight. The model flexes to your pipeline.
Before you commit
What you're probably weighing up
You know Business Central, so the questions here are different. Here is where we stand on each.
We already deliver BC. What does this add?
Speed and margin. You're not buying capability you have; you're removing the manual migration hours that make smaller deals not worth doing. The portal compresses the part of the project you'd rather not be billing for by hand.
Will it respect the way we configure BC?
It hands you a clean, reconciled, finance-first environment to build from. You keep full control of the configuration and the customisations. Qwyk removes the data grunt-work, not your judgement.
We don't want another tool to learn.
Most of it lives where you already work. The support and change-request tooling runs inside Business Central through an extension, and the portal mirrors how a BC go-live actually runs.
Is this only for small deals?
It's where the maths bites hardest, but the automation pays off at any size. On a larger project it's the difference between one consultant and three on the data migration alone.
How it works
What delivering with Qwyk looks like
The same Business Central go-live you run today, with the manual migration taken out of it.
You scope the deal
A client has outgrown Xero, Sage or QuickBooks. You already know whether it's a BC fit. Now the economics work even when it's a smaller one.
You register the client
Set the client up in the Qwyk portal and connect their source system, alongside every other go-live you have running.
The portal runs the migration
Automated extract, map, clean and pre-configure, with AI flagging duplicates and suggesting mappings. You review in the wizard rather than rebuilding spreadsheets.
You configure and go live
Take the reconciled environment and apply your build. Sandbox-test it, schedule the go-live, and submit, with a full audit trail behind you.
You keep the client on support
Run billable support and change requests through the portal and inside Business Central. Turn a one-off project into an ongoing relationship.
Why Qwyk
Why consultants build this with us
Built for the way Business Central delivery actually works.
Built by people who know BC
Qwyk is built by people who deliver Business Central, so the portal reflects how implementations actually run, not a generic migration tool.
You keep control of the build
Qwyk automates the data migration and pre-configuration. The configuration, the customisations and the client decisions stay with you.
Standardise across your team
Shared templates and a repeatable workflow mean every consultant delivers the same way, so quality doesn't depend on who's on the project.
You choose your involvement
Deliver it all yourself, hand a deployment to Qwyk for overflow, or escalate support. The model flexes to your pipeline.
Questions
Consultant questions, answered
Same outcome, far fewer hours. The portal automates extract, map, clean and pre-configure, and reconciles against the source. You sign off rather than build the migration by hand.
Yes. Qwyk delivers a clean, reconciled, finance-first environment. The build, the customisations and the client decisions stay entirely with you.
Xero, QuickBooks, Sage 50, Dynamics GP, and Excel or CSV, across 13+ data types including chart of accounts, open AR and AP, stock items, bank entries and fixed assets.
Yes. The portal is built for it, with sandbox testing, scheduled go-lives and a per-client audit trail, so running ten onboardings is as manageable as running one.
Yes. Ticketing, change requests and a knowledge base run inside Business Central, so support becomes a structured, billable service rather than ad-hoc email.
The portal moves a client's data into a working Business Central environment in minutes rather than days. Your configuration time is unchanged. It's the manual migration hours that disappear.
Make every Business Central deal worth taking
Register as a partner and start running onboardings in the portal, or book a demo and we'll show you the migration on real data.
Not sure which model fits? See how Qwyk works across MSPs, accountants and BC consultants →