qixas.com

What It Is

Qixas Group is a Microsoft Certified Gold Partner focused on the North American market. Its core business is not building its own general-purpose SaaS, but providing ERP implementation, upgrades, rescue projects, performance tuning, retail POS integration, and training services around Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, Dynamics NAV, GP, and SQL Server. The official website highlights more than 20 years of experience in the Dynamics ecosystem and a track record serving a large number of enterprise customers.

Core Capabilities

Its main focus is Business Central cloud ERP, covering finance, operations, inventory, reporting, and forecasting. For retail, it offers integrated solutions for POS, inventory, finance, loyalty programs, online/offline channels, and multi-store management. Project services include migrating NAV/GP to Business Central, cloud migration, system upgrades, performance audits, health checks, project rescue, and stabilization. Its assessment methodology is fairly process-heavy, using workshops such as Order-to-Cash, Purchase-to-Pay, inventory, finance back office, system integration, data migration, and deployment to define scope and risks.

Pricing and Trial

No specific packages, unit prices, or implementation fees are listed in the main content. This appears to be a typical enterprise software project-based quotation model, with pricing assessed based on modules, customization, migration complexity, training, and support scope. One confirmed detail is that it offers a 90-day free trial of Dynamics 365 Business Central, along with a Business Central Fundamentals course.

Integrations, Collaboration, and Security

Qixas is built around the Microsoft Dynamics ecosystem. Its partners include Microsoft, ChargeLogic, LS Retail, SaaSplaza, Insight Works, SQL Perform, and others, covering payments, retail POS, cloud hosting, warehousing, supply chain, and performance optimization. There is little detail on team collaboration and permissions, though the site mentions complex approval workflows and cross-department process design. On security, the visible information is limited to PCI-validated payment solutions, automated backups to reduce risk, and project assessments that consider compliance standards; Qixas does not disclose its own compliance certifications.

Pros, Cons, and Who It’s For

Its strengths are deep Dynamics expertise and lifecycle coverage from implementation to rescue projects, making it especially suitable for companies with existing NAV/GP baggage, multi-store retail operations, and complex inventory and finance processes. The drawbacks are non-transparent pricing, dependence on the Microsoft ecosystem, and a stronger orientation toward consulting and implementation rather than out-of-the-box SaaS. Chinese companies considering it should pay close attention to China network access, Microsoft cloud regions, payment methods, Chinese-language support, and cross-time-zone delivery. If localized finance/tax capabilities and implementation networks are required, alternatives such as Yonyou, Kingdee, Digiwin, or local Dynamics partners may be worth comparing.