One senior pair of hands for any digital change, from automating an email signature to migrating an entire ERP. Hand it over, get the outcome back. From a quick automation to a full migration, delivered properly.
Every system I've delivered, I met on the first engagement. None of them were on my CV beforehand. What carries across is the part that never changes: reading the business, asking what nobody thought to ask, and making the system bend to the process instead of the other way round.
So you're not hiring a product specialist with a certification to defend. You're hiring a senior pair of hands who knows which questions to ask, which corners not to cut, and how to get a complex job over the line, whichever platform it lands on.
Full D365 Business Central programmes end-to-end: Exchequer replacements, greenfield builds, AL extensions, migration, go-live and hyper-care.
Finance & Operations delivery and testing: process design, configuration, integration and training across complex enterprise rollouts.
Integrations that survive real production load: Orchestrator pipelines, UXOne, inbound/outbound interfaces, battle-tested where downtime isn't an option.
Dynamics CRM delivery and migration, including Field Service for scheduling and mobile engineers: customer and service data moved across and the platform configured to fit the business.
SharePoint as the document and content layer: structured libraries, metadata and automation wired into the wider Microsoft estate so the right files reach the right process.
A short conversation about the problem, the constraints, and what success looks like.
Discover the systems, the people, the dependencies. Come back with a clear plan and a fixed scope.
Visible progress every week, signed-off at every stage, no surprises at the end.
You watch the people you grew up with buying houses, making partner, posting the family holiday. And you're sitting on another unfinished project. Another brilliant idea that went nowhere. Another year where nothing changed. You know what you're capable of, and that makes it worse, because you can't even explain to yourself why you're stuck.
That was me for twenty years. I had ideas I couldn't realise, only to watch someone else succeed with the same idea years later. I blamed myself. Called it laziness. Made the same resolution every January: this is the year.
It was never a discipline problem. A fast brain chases what's complex and interesting, and the slow, repetitive work that turns an idea into a result is neither. My brain treated that work like a threat and shut down. Not weakness. Wiring.
Once I understood that, everything changed. I stopped fighting how my brain works and built a system that works with it instead: visual planning, AI carrying the admin my brain refuses to do, and reward built into the long middle where projects go to die. That system is Vistor.
A delivery framework built for the way a focused mind actually works: visual thinking, AI-powered admin, dopamine by design. Scroll to walk the six stages.
Real-time shared clipboard and whiteboard: sub-100ms sync, private by default. Built to move a thought between screens without friction.
boardcast.app ↗A working suite for Business Central: Data Explorer, Compare and Validate. The utilities a BC consultant wishes shipped in the box.
xpt.tools ↗The delivery framework, written down for the neurodivergent mind that thinks in systems. Visual thinking, AI-powered admin, dopamine by design.
Read it ↗A complete Business Central implementation, from build and migration through go-live and hyper-care, led end-to-end as the senior delivery hand.
A high-throughput interface programme across European logistics: inbound/outbound integrations engineered to survive real production load, where downtime isn't an option.
JD Edwards delivery as a subcontractor into a partner's programme, with extra senior capacity on Orchestrator and interface work, dropped in where the deadline mattered.
Finance & Operations rollout support: UAT and test management, end-user documentation and training, delivered so the business could own the system at go-live.
A migration onto Microsoft Dynamics CRM with Field Service stood up for scheduling and mobile engineers: legacy customer and service data carried across, and the new platform configured end-to-end.
A subscription-based suite of Business Central productivity tools, conceptualised and built in-house by Xpertly: proven delivery patterns turned into reusable products.
Xpertly is deliberately a practice of one. When you hire Xpertly, the person scoping the work is the person doing it and the person answerable for it. That's the whole point.
It means fewer projects at once, judgement earned by walking into three different ERP systems cold and delivering on each, and a directness you rarely get from a firm with a bench to keep busy.