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    Dynamics 365: como agentes de IA estão transformando o ERP Microsoft

    Artificial intelligence is redefining how companies operate their management systems. With the advancement of generative AI and intelligent agents, ERP is no longer just a system of record—it is becoming a true engine for automation and decision-making.

    In this context, Dynamics 365, Microsoft’s ERP, is rapidly evolving with integrated artificial intelligence capabilities and new possibilities enabled by Microsoft Copilot Studio. With it, organisations can create AI agents capable of automating tasks, analysing information and interacting with users within ERP processes.

    These agents are paving the way for a new generation of business automation, where repetitive activities, operational communications and data analysis can be carried out more intelligently and efficiently.

    In this article, we explore how AI agents are transforming Dynamics 365, the main use cases within Microsoft’s ERP, and how organisations can begin adopting this technology in a fast and strategic way.

    The role of AI in Microsoft ERP

    Traditionally, ERP systems were designed to record and organise operational information. Processes such as financial management, procurement, supply chain and sales rely on these systems to ensure control and traceability.

    However, many of these processes still require constant manual intervention. Users need to interpret data, respond to emails, update records or make operational decisions based on information that already exists within the system.

    This is precisely where AI in ERP begins to generate real value.

    With advances in artificial intelligence and automation, Dynamics 365 now incorporates agents capable of:

    This means ERP is no longer just an operational system—it becomes an intelligent environment that actively supports business process execution.

    How AI agents work in Dynamics 365

    AI agents are intelligent programmes that perform specific tasks either autonomously or with assistance. Unlike traditional automation, these agents can interpret natural language, analyse context and interact with multiple systems.

    Within Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management, these agents can operate directly within business processes.

    Examples include:

    These agents leverage technologies such as generative AI, process automation and corporate data integration, enabling them to operate within companies’ operational workflows.

    The result is a more efficient operation, with fewer manual tasks and greater agility in process execution.

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    The role of Microsoft Copilot Studio

    One of the key technologies enabling this transformation is Microsoft Copilot Studio.

    This platform allows organisations to create customised intelligent agents capable of interacting with corporate systems such as Dynamics 365, as well as other services within the Microsoft ecosystem.

    With Copilot Studio, organisations can:

    In the context of Dynamics 365, this means organisations can develop agents that automate critical parts of finance, procurement and supply chain operations.

    Additionally, Copilot Studio enables rapid and structured development of these agents, making it easier to experiment and validate new automation scenarios.

    Practical applications of agents in Dynamics 365

    AI agents can be applied across different ERP areas, with several scenarios already demonstrating strong impact potential.

    Supplier communication automation
    Procurement and supplier management processes often involve a high volume of email interactions, order updates and delivery tracking.

    With AI agents, part of these interactions can be automated. An agent can:

    This significantly reduces manual effort and improves interaction traceability.

    Order and operations automation


    Another common scenario is automating processes related to orders and operations.

    For example, agents can:

    This type of automation accelerates operational processes and reduces errors caused by manual data entry or interpretation.

    Intelligent assistants for ERP users
    Agents can also act as intelligent assistants within Dynamics 365 itself.

    They can help users to:

    This makes ERP more intuitive and accessible for different user profiles.

    How to start implementing agents in Dynamics 365

    Although the potential of AI in ERP is significant, many organisations are still evaluating where to begin.

    Adopting intelligent agents typically involves a few key steps:

    Use case identification


    The first step is identifying processes with the greatest automation potential, usually those involving:

    Technology environment preparation


    It is essential to ensure the technology environment is ready to integrate Copilot Studio, corporate data and Dynamics 365.

    This includes aspects such as connectivity, data governance and configuration of required tools.

    Prototyping and validation


    Before scaling agent usage, many organisations develop proofs of concept (PoCs) or prototypes.

    This approach allows real scenarios to be tested, automation impact to be validated and a roadmap for evolution to be defined.

    How Nexer supports organisations in adopting ERP agents

    With over two decades of experience in technology and Microsoft solutions, Nexer supports organisations looking to explore the potential of artificial intelligence within Dynamics 365.

    The company has developed two offerings to help clients begin this journey in a structured way.

    Agent assessment with Copilot Studio


    One approach is an assessment focused on creating customised agents for Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain.

    In this model, Nexer specialists conduct a structured process that includes:

    Within a few weeks, organisations can see in practice how AI agents operate within ERP processes.

    Supplier communication agent


    Another initiative involves implementing an agent focused on supplier communication within Dynamics 365 Supply Chain.

    This agent is designed to automate common procurement interactions, such as:

    This enables organisations to reduce manual tasks and improve procurement efficiency.

    The future of AI agents in ERP

    The adoption of AI agents in management systems is still in its early stages, but the transformation potential is significant.

    As technologies such as Copilot, generative AI and intelligent automation evolve, ERPs are expected to become increasingly proactive.

    Rather than simply recording data, these systems will be able to:

    For organisations using Dynamics 365, this represents a key opportunity to modernise operations and increase process efficiency.

    The next step in ERP evolution

    The evolution of artificial intelligence is creating a new generation of business automation. Within Microsoft ERP, AI agents in Dynamics 365 represent a significant advancement in how operational processes can be executed.

    With the support of platforms such as Microsoft Copilot Studio, organisations can develop agents capable of automating tasks, analysing information and interacting directly with users and partners.

    Whether by exploring new use cases or implementing agents focused on specific processes—such as supplier communication—the use of agents in ERP is already demonstrating tangible benefits in efficiency and productivity.

    As this technology matures, AI agents are set to become an essential part of business operations, driving a new phase of digital transformation within management systems.