Familiar Interface, Higher Adoption
A process-driven UI that ranks well for user adoption means sales and service staff spend less time fighting the tool and more time working the pipeline.
Manage leads, opportunities, accounts, and service cases on Microsoft Dynamics 365—implemented with local process workshops, Microsoft 365 alignment, and integrations Malaysian teams can defend.
Dynamics 365 CRM (often searched as Dynamics 365 Sales Malaysia) is Microsoft’s cloud suite for Customer Relationship Management—software that organises sales, marketing, and customer service around one customer record so teams build stronger relationships with prospects and existing accounts.
The Dynamics CRM apps work together but can start separately. The core modules are:
Growing and mid-market Malaysian teams choose Dynamics when they want CRM that feels familiar, sits on Microsoft 365, and can grow module by module without ripping out the stack.
A process-driven UI that ranks well for user adoption means sales and service staff spend less time fighting the tool and more time working the pipeline.
Outlook, Teams, SharePoint, Excel, and Entra identity are first-class neighbours—CRM activity stays inside the workspace people already open every morning.
Assistant action cards, activity tracking, and sales insights surface follow-ups, meeting prep, and opportunity risks without bolting on a separate productivity layer.
Configure forms, stages, security roles, and Power Automate flows to match Malaysian HQ–branch operating models—without starting from a blank custom build.
Microsoft sells Dynamics primarily through partners. You get licence guidance, implementation, and ongoing support from a local team accountable for go-live—not a self-serve console alone.
Sales and Customer Service are the foundation. Marketing and Field Service extend the same customer record when your operating model needs them.
Leads, accounts, opportunities, forecasts, and activity history so Malaysian sales teams share one pipeline truth across branches—process headers guide deals from qualification to close.
Cases, SLAs, knowledge articles, and queues that keep HQ and outlet support working from the same customer timeline as Sales.
Journeys and nurture programmes that hand qualified demand into Sales without losing campaign context or attribution.
Work orders, scheduling, and on-site visits for teams that close the loop between service tickets and technicians in the field.
Dynamics 365 Sales gives growing teams a structured pipeline, a central customer hub, and the reporting foresight managers need—without living in spreadsheets.
Leads and opportunities stay distinct entities in a clear pipeline. Qualification stages and opportunity process headers help convert interest into revenue with less guesswork.
One place for customer engagements—emails, calls, appointments, and notes—so anyone picking up an account sees the full relationship, not a private inbox trail.
Role-based dashboards surface the graphs and lists each role needs. Connect Dynamics data to Power BI for deeper visualisation, forecasting views, and cross-system analysis.
Bottom-up forecasting that harnesses rep estimates and pipeline stages so leaders can see likely wins, risks, and where to coach—before month-end surprises.
On-the-go access to accounts, leads, contacts, opportunities, and cases from phones and tablets—useful for field sales and managers who are rarely at a desk.
Relationship-style assistant cards remind teams to follow up, prep for meetings, and track relevant Outlook activity against the right CRM records.
Dynamics is subscription-based SaaS, but first-time cost is driven by more than seats: which apps you start with, how complex integrations are, and how much configuration or data migration you need. Packages below describe implementation scope—not published Microsoft seat list prices. Licence fees and SST are confirmed in writing after discovery.
Stand up Dynamics 365 Sales with a clean pipeline and Microsoft 365 alignment.
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One customer history across revenue and support—our most common mid-market starting point.
Extend Sales + Service with Marketing or Field Service scoping plus deeper integrations.
Licensing alone does not fix messy pipelines. Malaysian teams need process workshops, clean data cut-over, and a partner who stays after go-live.
Dynamics sits in the middle of how you sell and support—so we plan Microsoft platform connections and Malaysian third-party links before go-live, not as afterthoughts.
Track emails and appointments from Outlook against CRM records; share context in Teams; keep documents in SharePoint; run live Excel analytics with Dynamics security intact.
Automate follow-ups, status updates, and cross-app handoffs with Power Automate. Extend reporting with Power BI and lightweight apps when out-of-the-box screens are not enough.
Capture enquiries and service chats into leads or cases with ownership rules your managers can audit.
Handoffs to AutoCount, SQL Accounting, and other ledgers via APIs or middleware when quotes become orders and invoices. Dynamics apps also pair cleanly when you later add Microsoft ERP such as Business Central.
Extend Dynamics with Azure-hosted connectors when marketplace apps cannot cover your Malaysian edge cases.
A clear path from discovery to hypercare so stakeholders see progress early and risks surface before cut-over.
Pipeline stages, service SLAs, data sources, and integration priorities documented in a written scope.
Apps, security roles, forms, and connectors built in a sandbox aligned to Malaysian operating reality.
Priority data cut-over, UAT, and role-based training for sales, service, and admins.
Post go-live support window to stabilise adoption, reporting, and day-2 administration.
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Read comparisonDynamics 365 CRM usually means Dynamics 365 Sales and Customer Service on Microsoft’s cloud, often extended with Marketing or Field Service. Xantec implements and supports these apps for Malaysian teams with local workshops and MYR commercials for licences plus implementation.
Yes. Sales, Marketing, Customer Service, and Field Service integrate but can be licensed and rolled out separately. Most Malaysian teams start with Sales, or Sales + Customer Service, then add Marketing or Field Service when the operating model needs them.
Dynamics 365 is Microsoft SaaS CRM with strong Microsoft 365 integration. A custom or configurable CRM suits highly unique quotation, fulfilment, or industry workflows. We help you choose based on process fit and total cost—not brand preference alone.
Salesforce suits organisations that want a large AppExchange ecosystem and a Salesforce-first operating model. Dynamics 365 fits teams already on Microsoft 365 who want CRM, cases, and productivity in one Microsoft cloud with local partner implementation.
Choose TargetCRM when you want a ready-made Malaysian subscription CRM without a Microsoft Dynamics implementation. Choose Dynamics when Microsoft stack depth, Outlook/Teams alignment, and partner-led Sales or Customer Service rollout matter more than a packaged switch-on product.
No. Microsoft Dynamics licence rates change with promotions, term, and tenant country. We quote seats and SST in writing after discovery, alongside implementation package scope.
Beyond user licences, cost depends on which apps you deploy, integration complexity (for example WhatsApp or accounting), configuration depth, data migration volume, and training. Packages on this page describe implementation scope; final commercials are quoted after discovery.
For most Malaysian SMEs and mid-market teams we recommend Microsoft’s cloud SaaS deployment—anywhere access without owning CRM hardware. On-premise or partner-hosted options exist for specialised cases and are scoped separately.
Power BI connects to Dynamics for richer dashboards and cross-system visuals. Power Automate builds workflows that update records, send reminders, and sync with Microsoft 365 and other apps—part of the broader Microsoft Power Platform.
Yes. We commonly plan integrations with AutoCount, SQL Accounting, and other ledgers via APIs or middleware so quotes, orders, and invoices stay aligned.
Start with Sales Foundations if pipeline discipline is the bottleneck. Choose Sales + Customer Service when support and sales must share one customer timeline—the usual mid-market starting point.
Yes. We migrate priority accounts, contacts, open opportunities, and active cases after cleanup rules are agreed. Full historical dumps are scoped separately when volume is high.
No. Dynamics complements Microsoft 365. Most Malaysian deployments assume Outlook and Teams are already in place—or we licence M365 alongside CRM.
Marketing is added when nurture and campaign attribution must feed Sales. Field Service is added when technicians and work orders close the loop on cases. Both are scoped in the CRM Growth package after Sales + Service is stable.
Tell us how you sell and support customers today—we will recommend Sales Foundations, Sales + Customer Service, or CRM Growth and confirm licence plus implementation quotes.