Yes, Microsoft offers a trial version of Business Central that you can use to explore the software and its features. You can typically sign up for a free trial on the official Microsoft website to try Business Central for a limited period and evaluate if it suits your business needs before making a purchase decision
The Business Central free trial remains active as long as you continue signing in. However, to use your own data, you’ll need to switch to a 30-day trial. If a Business Central trial goes unused for 45 days, Microsoft deems it expired, and the associated Business Central tenant is deleted.
As your trial period’s expiration date nears, a notification will be presented upon signing in. This notification includes a link to the ‘Extend Trial Period’ guide, allowing you to prolong your trial. Upon selecting ‘Extend Trial’ in the guide, an additional 30 days will be added, starting immediately.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central offers a trial version that accommodates up to 10,000 users, enabling you to assess its capabilities comprehensively and experience its real-world potential before making a commitment to its deployment.
To sign up for the Business Central trial, you will need either a Microsoft 365 account (such as your office account) or a school email address.
