The links below guide you through some of the key features.Įach time you sign in during the trial period, a notification in a blue bar at the top displays the time remaining. Your trial environment includes the same features as the paid version. You can also contact a partner and ask them to create a free trial or a different type of preview of Business Central for you. If you're unable to sign up for the trial, check the Troubleshooting Self-Service Sign-Up article for tips.
Should you run into problems, check the Trial FAQ or Frequently Asked Questions articles to find answers to some of your questions. If the trial is converted to a paid subscription before the trial expires, the countdown to 45 days of non-usage does not apply. If a Business Central trial is left unused for 45 days, Microsoft considers the trial as expired, and the Business Central tenant is deleted. For more information, see Get Ready for Doing Business and the quick starts articles. When you first sign in to the demonstration company, you get access to a Get Started card with a link to show demo tours. In Business Central, some things will be familiar to you, and other things might be unfamiliar. The steps vary depending on your country and any industry-specific functionality that you've added to your Business Central. The Get Started checklist takes you through the steps to make you ready for business. The trial takes a few moments to load, then you can start using the app. Enter your work or school email address and other details.Go to the trial site, choose Finance and operations, and then, on the Dynamics 365 Business Central card, choose the Try for free button.Learn more about Business Central features. If you want to try out things with your own data, you'll switch to a free 30-day trial. The trial allows you to test the app with sample data. After a quick sign-up, you'll have access to many of the app's key features.
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