Microsoft Dynamics Partner Roundup: Duplicate merge for D365 CRM; Consulting acquisition

Duplicate records in your CRM aren't a data hygiene problem. They're a trust problem — your team stops believing the system, starts keeping their own spreadsheets, and suddenly you're managing two CRMs instead of one.

A couple of updates worth knowing about in the Microsoft Dynamics ecosystem: Inogic just released InoWiz, an AI-powered tool that identifies and merges duplicate records in D365. Expedience Software launched CRM Connect, which extends document generation directly inside Dynamics. Both are add-ons built by partners to fill gaps the core platform doesn't cover natively.

Here's what that actually tells you: even Dynamics power users are buying third-party tools to handle things that should just work out of the box. If you're on Dynamics — or any major platform — and you're patching duplicate records manually or exporting to Word to generate a proposal, you're not alone, and you're not doing it wrong. The platform left that work for someone else to solve.

The harder truth is that every "add-on to fix the platform" is another vendor dependency, another renewal conversation, and another thing that breaks when the core software updates.

A CRM that fits your business shouldn't require a ecosystem of plugins just to keep your contact data clean.

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Expedience Software introduces CRM Connect to extend Dynamics document generation. Inogic launches InoWiz: AI-powered duplicate merge tool for ...