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Any recommendations for an Investment or Portfolio Management extension for Business Central? I see a few on App Source, but would rather hear feedback from end users. Look forward to a response.

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YUN ZHU 98,130 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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I suggest you contact the partners on AppSource directly. You can request a trial version to test whether it meets your needs.

You can also submit this request to Microsoft.

Missing a feature? Post or vote for ideas on: aka.ms/BCIdeas

Hope this helps.

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Hello ,

I can’t vouch for “best” Investment/Portfolio apps based on real end-user reviews in this chat (no live AppSource/user-feedback access), but a solid approach in Business Central is: only buy a portfolio add-on if you truly need portfolio-specific features (market pricing/valuations, FX, realized vs unrealized, corporate actions, custodian/bank feeds, proper posting/audit), otherwise many customers get what they need with standard BC + dimensions + recurring journals + Power BI; if you share the 2–4 AppSource apps you’re considering and your must-haves (asset types, pricing source, accounting/reporting needs), I can help you pick the right one and give a tight “pilot test” checklist to validate fit quickly.

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Teagen Boll 1,106 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at

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I would personally recommend you work with a partner to perform an assessment of your requirements and demo different apps. There are several approaches you can take. Depending on your use cases, processes and other requirements it will change what you will need to do. There isn't a one size fits all approach.

1. Just use dimensions, one for Investments and one for Portfolio or potentially more. You can then use a mix of general ledger entries and statistical non-financial entries to post transactions and track everything just using standard BC. Easiest and simplest approach but may result in extra manual work (this can be mitigated by just importing journal lines)

2. Look at a comprehensive add-in such as Elysys that has a fully built out add-in for BC focused on investments and portfolios. This is a purpose built specific tool. This could be the most timely approach but would get you an industry specific solution.

3. Complete a smaller customization with a partner in tandem with point 1. This could be quicker and tailored to your companies processes and scenarios but customizations can grown in scope quickly.

4. Look at a smaller specific add-in that some other users have mentioned in this thread. This is a bit of a middle ground and you will be dependant on a tool that you can't modify in most cases.

I've worked with clients who have taken all approaches. There isn't an approach I would say is better than others. If you're just looking to get started in BC and get in the system quick then the first approach might be best for you.

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