Considering Microsoft Dynamics 365 to run your automotive business?

From industry challenges to digital evolution Leading automotive dealers, importers, and distributors run A365 on Microsoft Dynamics 365 to unify sales, service, OEM integrations, warranty, and dealer management in one connected platform.
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Bullet Point What A365 adds to Microsoft Dynamics 365 for automotive: the sales, service, OEM integration, warranty, and parts workflows that generic D365 does not include out of the box.

Bullet Point How automotive businesses including Citroën Chile, Møller Mobility Group, and Renault On Demand implemented Dynamics 365 + A365 and what it delivered for their operations.

Bullet PointHow A365’s modular structure means automotive businesses can start with the workflows they need most — sales configuration, dealer portal, or service center — and expand without replacing their Microsoft investment.
Considering Microsoft Dynamics 365 to run your automotive business?

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Frequently asked questions

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Yes. Microsoft Dynamics 365 supports dealership operations, including inventory management, service scheduling, customer relationship management, and financial reporting, often extended with industry-specific ISV solutions.

The most commonly used modules in automotive include Dynamics 365 Sales, Customer Service, Finance, Supply Chain Management, and Field Service, often combined with automotive-specific ISV add-ons.

Implementation timelines vary, but mid-sized dealership groups typically complete a phased Dynamics 365 rollout within 6 to 18 months, depending on business complexity and integration requirements.

Key ROI drivers include reduced manual processing, improved inventory turnover, faster service cycle times, and greater warranty claim accuracy, with many organizations targeting payback within two to three years.

Microsoft Dynamics 365 is used by automotive dealerships and OEM-affiliated businesses for:

ERP

Finance, supply chain, and operations management

CRM

Sales pipeline, customer service, and retention campaigns

Field Service

Technician scheduling and mobile service delivery

Connected workflows

Between dealership, OEM, and finance partners

In 2026, automotive businesses are increasingly using Dynamics 365 Copilot features for AI-assisted service recommendations, automated reporting, and predictive inventory management.