The ERP Software Blog has announced its 2026 "Best Microsoft Dynamics ERP Partners for Manufacturing Companies" list, recognizing leading Microsoft Dynamics partners with documented expertise serving manufacturing organizations. This annual evaluation provides manufacturing companies with verified data to support their ERP selection process during a period of increasing digital transformation demands.
Inclusion on the list is based on editorial evaluation and documented expertise, with partners assessed across multiple criteria including demonstrated manufacturing expertise, thought leadership contributions, documented case studies, Microsoft community engagement, percentage of business dedicated to manufacturing, years serving the industry, and verification as Microsoft Partners. The evaluation process occurs twice per year as the editorial team reviews partner contributions and vertical performance to curate industry-specific "Top Dynamics Partners" lists across various sectors including manufacturing, distribution, retail, professional services, and construction.
This year's manufacturing honorees reflect a wide range of specialization areas critical to modern manufacturing operations. Partners recognized include Western Computer for predictable ERP implementations and sustained sector growth, Volt Technologies for bringing structured discovery to mid-market manufacturing ERP transformations, and ArcherPoint by Cherry Bekaert for combining manufacturing ERP expertise with strategic advisory and compliance depth. Other notable partners include Elliott Clark Consulting specializing in recovering struggling manufacturing ERP environments, Sabre Limited with deep engineer-to-order and print industry expertise, and Dexpro Dynamics focusing on modernizing legacy Dynamics GP and NAV manufacturing systems to Business Central.
The list provides objective data points to support buyer comparison, including number of years servicing the manufacturing industry, percent of overall business in this industry, number of new manufacturing customers added last year, and company size. According to Anya Ciecierski, Co-Founder of ERP Software Blog, "Manufacturing ERP buyers are doing deeper research before ever speaking to a partner. They are asking detailed industry questions and expecting evidence. These lists highlight partners who consistently demonstrate vertical focus and measurable impact."
The recognition comes at a time when manufacturing companies face increasing pressure to modernize operations, integrate complex systems, and optimize production processes. Partners like TrinSoft deliver proprietary solutions tailored to outsourced manufacturing and complex finishing operations, while Clients First Business Solutions provides manufacturing-centric ERP solutions supported by proprietary industry extensions. International representation includes Intech Systems Pvt. Ltd., a global partner with decades of implementation experience, and DynaTech Systems known for manufacturing accelerators supporting yield tracking, scrap optimization, and toll processing.
Specialized firms on the list address specific manufacturing challenges, with Poize2 specializing in stabilizing complex Dynamics 365 manufacturing implementations, DSWi focused on engineer-to-order and industrial equipment manufacturers requiring integrated field service capabilities, and Dynamics Square supporting discrete and process manufacturers with end-to-end lifecycle optimization strategies. Additional partners include Kwixand Solutions Inc. bringing specialized expertise to industrial manufacturing and advanced analytics environments, and Key Partner Solutions dedicated to project-oriented manufacturing with strong engineering-to-financial alignment.
The 2026 Manufacturing list will be updated semiannually to reflect new entrants, emerging expertise, and continued partner performance. Manufacturing companies can review the complete list at www.erpsoftwareblog.com/bestof-mfg-var-2026 to identify partners with proven track records in their specific manufacturing verticals and implementation requirements.
