
As part of 2026 Release Wave 1, the cross-app capabilities area focuses on the integration of processes between Finance, Supply Chain Management and Commerce modules and further development of the common layer: AI (Copilot), data management, automation and operational coherence.
The main direction is to eliminate barriers between applications and build a single, coherent operating model where data, decisions and processes flow in real time between business areas.
Copilot and AI in business processes
Copilot extends its application to further operational areas, supporting users in data analysis, problem identification and decision making. AI ceases to be an additive, and becomes an integral layer of the system.
The effect: automation of analysis, faster decision making and less manual work.
Data consistency and integration between applications
The system is being developed towards a single data model shared between applications. Improvements include integrations, data synchronization, and elimination of duplication of information between systems.
The result: greater data consistency, fewer errors and better end-to-end process visibility.
End-to-end process automation
Cross-app capabilities support the automation of processes covering many areas — from sales, to logistics, to finance. The system allows automatic processing of events and linking operations between modules.
The result: shorter operating cycles and less user involvement in manual tasks.
Data management and integrations (Data management)
Mechanisms for importing, exporting and processing data are being developed, including improving data quality, validation and efficiency of integration operations.
The result: more stable integrations, faster deployments and better data management on a global scale.
Extensibility and Platform
The platform develops configuration and expansion capabilities without interfering with the base code. This facilitates the adaptation of the system to the specifics of the organization and integration with external solutions.
The result: greater flexibility and lower cost of system maintenance.
March focuses on the user experience and the use of Copilot as the operating layer of the system.
User Experience (UX)
AI and Copilot
Effect: The system actively guides the user through tasks instead of just sharing features.
April develops Copilot extensibility and data and platform management.
Copilot (extensibility)
Platform and data (One Dynamics/One Platform)
The effect: Copilot becomes an operational platform, and data management — fully controllable and scalable.
Cross-app capabilities in 2026 Release Wave 1 reinforce the foundation of the entire Dynamics 365 ecosystem:
This is the direction in which Dynamics 365 becomes an integrated system capable of autonomously supporting and executing business processes.
If an organization uses Dynamics 365 and needs to prepare for upcoming changes, analyze the impact of new features or plan a secure deployment, the support of the retcon.pl team allows you to reduce operational risks and accelerate the adoption of new system capabilities.

