SNCO Consulting · Microsoft Partner

Microsoft Technology Implementation for Malaysian Businesses

SNCO Consulting is a Malaysian Microsoft Partner implementing Dynamics 365 Business Central, Microsoft 365 and the Power Platform, with local delivery that considers PDPA, LHDN and MFRS requirements.

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Microsoft Partner
Implementation services for Microsoft technologies
3 platforms
Business Central, Microsoft 365 and Power Platform
Malaysia-based
Local delivery with PDPA, LHDN and MFRS context

WHAT WE DO

Services

Microsoft technology implementation for Malaysian businesses — Dynamics 365 Business Central, Microsoft 365 and the Power Platform.

Business team collaborating with Microsoft 365 apps and Teams for enhanced productivity in Malaysian workplace
SERVICES

SCSB Microsoft 365 Implementation Services

SCSB implements Microsoft 365 for Malaysian organisations, covering Teams, SharePoint, Exchange Online, Microsoft Entra ID and Microsoft Purview.

Financial reports and dashboards in Business Central and Power BI for Malaysian finance teams
SERVICES

SCSB Business Central Financial Reporting Automation

SCSB configures Dynamics 365 Business Central and Power BI for consistent Malaysian financial reporting and reconciliation workflows.

Cloud infrastructure engineer managing Azure migration with enterprise security and scalability for Malaysian business
SERVICES

SCSB Business Central Implementation Services

SCSB implements Dynamics 365 Business Central for Malaysian finance and operations teams, supporting SST, MyInvois and MFRS-related workflows.

Accountant using financial software on a laptop for SST compliance
SERVICES

SCSB SST App for Business Central

SCSB's SST App configures SST workflows in Dynamics 365 Business Central, supporting rate application and threshold monitoring.

Electronic invoice signing on a tablet for LHDN e-invoice compliance
SERVICES

SCSB E-Invoice App for Business Central

SCSB's E-Invoice App configures MyInvois workflows in Dynamics 365 Business Central, supporting threshold handling and validation.

LATEST THINKING

Insights

Practical guidance on Microsoft technology, ERP implementation and digital transformation for Malaysian organisations.

Best practice guide

What Business Central Implementation Costs a Malaysian SME (2026 Guide)

SCSB breaks down what Dynamics 365 Business Central actually costs a Malaysian SME in 2026 — Microsoft's licensing tiers in ringgit terms, what drives implementation fees, and a worked indicative budget. Written for finance and operations leads comparing options, not just IT. Covers Essentials versus Premium licensing, data migration, integrations, e-invoice and SST configuration, and ongoing support, so you can build a realistic budget before requesting quotes from an implementation partner.

Compliance guide

E-Invoice in 2026: The RM1 Million Exemption and What It Means for Business Central Users

Malaysia's e-Invoice mandate now covers businesses with turnover up to RM5 million from 1 January 2026, with a conditional exemption for micro businesses under RM1 million and a penalty relaxation period to 31 December 2027. This guide explains the current LHDN phase schedule, who is exempt and who is not, the RM10,000 individual-invoice rule, and how Dynamics 365 Business Central users can stay MyInvois-ready with SCSB's E-Invoice App.

How-to guide

Automating Finance Approval Workflows with Microsoft Power Automate: A Malaysian Example

Manual finance approvals in Malaysian SMEs — chasing signatures over email and messaging apps — create delays, gaps in audit evidence and inconsistent authority limits. This guide explains how Microsoft Power Automate approval workflows can support purchase-requisition and payment approvals, using a worked Malaysian example with monetary thresholds, delegation for absent approvers and an audit trail linked to Dynamics 365 Business Central. It also covers governance considerations and licensing, referencing Microsoft Learn documentation.

Market research

Business Central vs AutoCount and SQL Account: When Malaysian SMEs Outgrow Legacy Accounting Software

AutoCount and SQL Account serve most Malaysian SMEs well for day-to-day bookkeeping, SST, and MyInvois-ready invoicing. But growing businesses eventually hit limits these entry-level packages were never built to solve: multiple entities, multi-currency consolidation, granular dimensional reporting, and connected Microsoft 365 or Power BI workflows. This article explains what each tool does well, the specific signs a business has outgrown its current system, and where Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central fits as the next step.

Best practice guide

Power BI Financial Dashboards for Malaysian Finance Teams: Connecting to Business Central

Malaysian finance teams increasingly want live financial dashboards rather than static month-end spreadsheets. This guide explains how Microsoft Power BI connects to Dynamics 365 Business Central, the core financial dashboards a finance function typically needs — profit and loss, cash flow, accounts receivable and payable ageing, and budget-versus-actual — and the data governance and licensing considerations involved. It closes with a practical approach to planning and rolling out financial dashboards, and how SCSB supports Business Central and Power BI implementation work in Malaysia.

Trend analysis

Business Central 2026 Release Wave 1: What Malaysian Finance Teams Need to Know

Microsoft's 2026 release wave 1 for Dynamics 365 Business Central (April–September 2026) expands AI agents, rebuilds financial reporting, and extends the e-documents framework used for e-invoicing. SCSB reviews what Microsoft has confirmed on its official release plan, what it means for Malaysian finance teams already working with LHDN MyInvois and SST obligations, and how to plan the update without disrupting month-end close or compliance workflows.

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