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QuickEasy BOS vs Dynamics 365 Business Central

Verified ratings, feature-by-feature comparison and rand pricing — everything a South African business needs to pick between these two.

QuickEasy BOS logo

QuickEasy BOS

A South African business operating system that runs quoting to accounting

4,4(32)
Dynamics 365 Business Central logo

Dynamics 365 Business Central

Microsoft's mid market ERP, sold and supported by a deep SA partner channel

3,9(168)

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Ratings

Every score, at a glance

Verified user ratings across every dimension — QuickEasy BOS against Dynamics 365 Business Central, nothing weighted.

Dimensions won

5 – 0

QuickEasy BOS vs Dynamics 365 Business Central, across 5 rating dimensions

Widest rating gap

+0,6

QuickEasy BOS leads on ease of use

Verified reviews

200

32 for QuickEasy BOS, 168 for Dynamics 365 Business Central

QuickEasy BOS logo

QuickEasy BOS

4,4

32 verified reviews

Dynamics 365 Business Central logo

Dynamics 365 Business Central

3,9

168 verified reviews

Ratings by dimension

  • QuickEasy BOS
  • Dynamics 365 Business Central

Overall

4,4
3,9

Ease of use

4,4
3,8

Value for money

4,3
3,9

Customer service

4,4
3,8

Functionality

4,2
3,8

Share of verified reviews

Who South African reviewers actually write about.

  • QuickEasy BOS (32)
  • Dynamics 365 Business Central (168)

Cost to get started

Cheapest paid plan, shown per month.

QuickEasy BOS

Custom pricing

Dynamics 365 Business Central

R1 450/mo

Head to head

Where each one wins

Row by row, with the stronger score highlighted. Straight from verified reviews.

QuickEasy BOSDynamics 365 Business Central
Overall rating4,43,9
Reviews32168
Ease of use4,43,8
Value for money4,33,9
Customer service4,43,8
Functionality4,23,8
Starting priceCustom pricingR1 450/user/month
Free trialNoYes

Features

Feature by feature, checked off

Everything each product ships, side by side. No marketing gloss.

FeatureQuickEasy BOSDynamics 365 Business Central
Quotes and sales orders
Job costing and estimating
Production and work order tracking
Inventory and stock control
Purchasing and supplier management
Integrated accounting and VAT
CRM and customer records
Document management
Reporting and dashboards
Role based user access
General ledger and banking
Debtors and creditors with approvals
Multi warehouse inventory
Purchasing and procurement workflows
Sales orders and pricing
Project accounting
Light manufacturing with BOM
Power BI and Excel integration
Teams and Outlook embedded workflows
VAT at 15% configured by partners
AL extension marketplace

Pricing

Both price lists, in rand

Every plan from both vendors, priced as South African teams actually pay.

QuickEasy BOS plans

Dynamics 365 Business Central plans

Team Members

Read and approve access for staff who do not work in the system daily.

R145/mo

per user, per month

Try it free
  • View data and reports
  • Approvals
  • Time and expense capture

Essentials

The full ERP for most businesses. Priced from the 80 dollar international list, quoted in rand by partners.

R1 450/mo

per user, per month

Try it free
  • Finance and banking
  • Sales and purchasing
  • Inventory and warehousing
  • Projects
  • Power BI reporting

Premium

Adds manufacturing and service management.

R2 000/mo

per user, per month

Try it free
  • Everything in Essentials
  • Production orders and BOM
  • Capacity planning
  • Service management

Straight from the vendor

Get current pricing

These are list prices in rand and vendors adjust them from time to time. Check with Microsoft for the figure you'll actually pay.

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Verdict

Our verdict

QuickEasy BOS edges this comparison on verified user ratings (4,4 vs 3,9), but the right choice depends on your workflows: Dynamics 365 Business Central remains a strong pick where its strengths — Full ERP inside the Microsoft ecosystem and Power BI native reporting — match your priorities. Shortlist both, take the free trials where offered, and test against a real month of your own data.