Bridge to the Cloud 2: Dynamics NAV Upgrade Offer for Business Central SaaS

Bridge to the Cloud 2 is a Microsoft promotion that gives Dynamics NAV on-premises customers a 40% discount on Dynamics 365 Business Central (SaaS) licences for three years . This limited-time offer is available until 31 December 2025 and is designed to make a Business Central upgrade more affordable and compelling for  SMBs still running older Dynamics NAV systems.

In this blog, we explain who the offer is for, what it includes, how it works, the commitments involved, the savings and benefits, key deadlines, and why planning your Dynamics NAV migration now can maximise its value.

Who Is the Bridge to the Cloud 2 Offer Intended For?

Microsoft’s Bridge to the Cloud 2 promotion is specifically aimed at organisations currently using legacy, on-premise Dynamics ERP systems – primarily customers on Dynamics NAV (Navision) – who are interested in moving to the cloud. 

In practice, this means small and mid-sized businesses still running older versions like Dynamics NAV 2018, 2016, 2015 or even NAV 2009 (or the on-premises Dynamics 365 Business Central) under a perpetual licence.

To qualify, a company must have purchased their Dynamics on-premise licence before September 1, 2022 and be on an active annual Enhancement Plan (the support/maintenance plan for Dynamics).

In summary, Bridge to the Cloud 2 is intended for:

• Existing Dynamics NAV (or Dynamics 365 Business Central on-premise) customers, particularly those on older NAV versions, who want to upgrade to the modern cloud-based Dynamics 365 Business Central SaaS.
• Organisations that maintain an active Enhancement Plan (annual maintenance agreement) on their Dynamics NAV/BC licence. (If your maintenance has lapsed, you may need to pay a backdated fee to re-enroll before you can use the offer – Microsoft caps the back-pay to a maximum of 3 years for older versions out of support.)
• Customers ready to start planning their migration to the cloud within the next couple of years, as the offer is time-limited. It’s not for new Dynamics customers or those who already bought Business Central SaaS – it’s a special incentive for existing on-premise licensees.

If you’re a business running your ERP on Dynamics NAV (Navision) or Business Central on-premise and you’ve been delaying a move to the cloud, this offer is squarely intended for you.

It’s essentially Microsoft saying: “We recognise many of our NAV customers haven’t moved to Business Central online yet – here’s a generous incentive to bridge you over to our cloud ERP.”

Even users of other Microsoft ERPs (Dynamics GP, AX, SL, etc.) are eligible to transition to equivalent Dynamics 365 cloud products under this promotion, but in this article we focus on NAV to Business Central.

What Does the Bridge to the Cloud 2 Offer Include?

Bridge to the Cloud 2 provides a bundle of valuable incentives to make your move to Dynamics 365 Business Central (SaaS) easier and more affordable. The core components of the offer include:

• 40% Discount on Licences: You get 40% off the standard list price of Dynamics 365 Business Central user licences in the cloud. This discount applies for the full duration of the offer’s term (up to three years). In effect, you pay only 60% of the normal price for Business Central SaaS licences. For example, if a Business Central Essentials user licence normally costs ~£57.50 per user/month, under Bridge to the Cloud 2 it would cost roughly £34.50 per user/month (40% off). This significant price reduction dramatically lowers the barrier to entry for cloud ERP, making Business Central an affordable ERP for small and medium-sized businesses that might have been hesitant about subscription costs.
• Three-Year Price Lock: When you sign up for Bridge to the Cloud 2, you lock in that discounted price for a 3-year term. Even if Microsoft’s cloud licence prices increase during that period, your price is fixed for the three years of the promotion. This provides budget certainty and protects you from inflation or price hikes. Essentially, you are pre-paying (via commitment) to secure today’s pricing less 40% – a wise move if you expect costs to rise. It’s one of the most attractive cloud ERP migration incentive programs we’ve seen from Microsoft.
• Dual Access Rights (On-Prem and Cloud): During the promotion term, Microsoft grants dual use rights to support your transition. This means you can continue to use your existing on-premises Dynamics NAV system in parallel while you roll out Dynamics 365 Business Central in the cloud. Your team can gradually familiarize themselves with Business Central online, do data migration, testing, and training, all while your old NAV remains operational. This dual-access period greatly reduces risk and downtime because you don’t have to cut over to the new system all at once. In fact, you can even upgrade your NAV system to a newer version on-prem if needed, or add users, during the transition period. Microsoft essentially keeps your Enhancement Plan benefits active for your old system throughout the 3-year term, so you continue to receive support and updates for NAV while you’re bridging to the cloud. This is a huge benefit – it ensures a seamless migration at your own pace, with minimal disruption.
• Additional Perks: Because you remain on an Enhancement Plan (via this promotion) during the term, you retain other benefits such as the ability to transfer licences within affiliated companies, access to support, and upgrade rights. Moreover, if you need to add more users to your Business Central SaaS during the term, you can do so with the 40% discount applied (as long as it’s the same product subscription). Microsoft also allows you to host your legacy system on Azure or other infrastructure during the transition if that suits your migration plan – essentially, you have freedom to modernise your IT environment step by step. All of this is wrapped into the Bridge to the Cloud 2 program.

In short, the offer includes a massive price discount, price protection, dual system access, and payment flexibility. It’s a comprehensive package to smooth your journey to Business Central online.

How Does the Bridge to the Cloud 2 Offer Work?

Understanding how this promotion works will help you make the most of it. Bridge to the Cloud 2 is essentially a special purchasing option (under Microsoft’s CSP – Cloud Solution Provider program) that replaces your traditional annual maintenance renewal with a discounted cloud subscription. Here’s how it works in practice:

1. Enrollment via a CSP Partner: To take advantage of the offer, you will enroll in the promotion through a Microsoft partner (a CSP provider). Your partner will set up a new Dynamics 365 Business Central SaaS subscription for your organisation and apply the “Bridge to the Cloud 2” promotion to it. This is done on Microsoft’s New Commerce Experience (NCE) platform. The enrollment can happen at any time during the promo window (Feb 1, 2023, to Dec 31, 2025), but ideally timed with your maintenance renewal for maximum benefit (more on that below).
2. Replace Enhancement with Subscription: Normally, as a Dynamics NAV customer, you pay an annual Enhancement Plan fee (typically around 18% of your licence value) to Microsoft to get support and updates. When you sign up for Bridge to the Cloud 2, you stop paying that annual maintenance going forward. Instead, you commit to a Business Central SaaS subscription (with the 40% discounted price) for a term of 3 years. Microsoft requires that the annualised subscription cost be at least equal to your last enhancement renewal amount. In simple terms, you need to subscribe to roughly the equivalent number of Business Central user licences that would make your yearly subscription bill ≥ your NAV maintenance bill. This ensures you’re not paying less than you were before (from Microsoft’s perspective), but thanks to the 40% discount you’ll typically be able to license the cloud software for a similar cost while getting a lot more value.
3. Three-Year Commitment: The Bridge to the Cloud 2 subscription is a 3-year contract, non-cancellable for that term. You can choose monthly, annual, or even one-time billing frequency through your partner, but you are committing to pay for the full 36 months once you enroll. It’s important to understand that this is a contractual commitment – you cannot simply reduce the number of licences or back out of the subscription during the term without consequences. (If you did try to cancel early, you would be liable for the remaining term costs or potentially the foregone maintenance fees, which negates the benefit. So it’s in your interest to commit only when you’re ready and able to see it through for three years.)
4. Dual Use of Old and New Systems: Once enrolled, Microsoft will mark your on-premise NAV licence as under Bridge to Cloud. Your Enhancement Plan benefits get extended through the 3-year term even though you’re not directly paying for the plan anymore (the cloud subscription effectively covers it). You can then deploy Dynamics 365 Business Central online users and start using the new cloud system, while simultaneously continuing to run your Dynamics NAV on-premise. Microsoft refers to this as dual access rights, meaning both systems can be used in parallel. This is incredibly useful: for example, you might first set up a sandbox in Business Central SaaS, do trial migrations of your data, integrate your Office 365, train some key users, and gradually roll it out module by module or department by department. Your NAV system remains your production system until you’re comfortable to switch over fully to Business Central online. You have up to 3 years to make this transition, with no pressure from a licensing standpoint – you’re legally covered to use both.
5. Maintaining Licence Levels: During the 3-year term, you need to maintain at least the initial quantity of licences (or subscription value) that you started with under the promotion. You can increase users if needed (and enjoy the same discount), but you shouldn’t decrease below the agreed number. If you had, say, 15 NAV users and you start with 15 Business Central licences, you should keep at least 15 users active throughout the term (you could add more as your business grows). This ensures you continue to meet the “minimum CSP value” requirement that was equal to your EP plan value. In practice, most businesses won’t want to reduce users anyway if they’re actively migrating usage to the new system. Just be aware that dropping licences mid-term could trigger penalties (like having to pay the previously waived maintenance separately), so plan your user counts carefully at the start.
6. Post-Promotion Transition: The Bridge to the Cloud 2 promotion is non-renewable beyond the 3-year term. This means once you complete the three years, the special 40% discounted pricing ends. At that point your Business Central licences would revert to standard pricing (or whatever the going rate is then). By that time, the expectation is that you will have fully migrated to Business Central SaaS as your primary ERP. You would simply continue with your cloud subscription like any normal customer (or potentially explore other offers if Microsoft introduces new incentives by then). There is no automatic price hike during the term – you keep the discount the whole three years – but afterwards, normal pricing applies. So, part of the planning is to ensure that by the end of the promo, you’re ready for business as usual on the cloud. The three-year bridge is meant to comfortably get you to the other side (full cloud adoption).

From a customer standpoint, Bridge to the Cloud 2 basically swaps your NAV maintenance for a discounted Business Central subscription, gives you three years to transition, and provides safety nets (dual system access and support) during the move.

It’s facilitated by your Microsoft partner who will handle the licensing. There’s no software “code” to input or anything – it’s a licensing program. Once in place, you use Business Central SaaS like any other cloud user, and Microsoft handles all the backend (updates, uptime, etc.), while you still have your NAV as fallback until you’re ready to decommission it.

Customer Commitments: What Do You Need to Commit To?

As generous as the Bridge to the Cloud 2 offer is, it does come with specific commitments from the customer’s side. It’s important to understand these obligations before signing up:

• Three-Year Term (Non-Cancellable): By accepting the offer, you are committing to a 36-month subscription term for Dynamics 365 Business Central SaaS. This term is non-cancellable and fixed – you agree to pay for the three years in full, whether you pay monthly or annually. You cannot arbitrarily cancel the subscription or reduce the number of licences during this period without incurring penalties. This is essentially the trade-off for getting a large discount; Microsoft requires assurance you won’t back out once you start. For your planning, make sure your organisation is stable and ready for a three-year commitment to the new system. If your business is shrinking or uncertain, discuss with your partner, but generally, if you’ve been paying annual maintenance for NAV, committing to three years of cloud at a discounted rate should be manageable and logical.
• Licences and Payment Structure: You must commit to purchasing a certain number of Business Central (SaaS) user licences such that their annual cost (after discount) is at least equal to your current yearly Enhancement Plan fee. In many cases, this number will align with the number of users you already have on NAV. For instance, if you have 10 NAV users and your annual maintenance was £X, you’d likely need around 10 Business Central licences (give or take, depending on licence type) to meet or exceed £X per year on subscription. In practice, your CSP partner will calculate this with you. Once set, you need to maintain that number of licences throughout the 3-year term.
• Migration Plan Commitment: While not a formal “contract” stipulation, it’s implicitly expected that you are planning to fully migrate to Business Central online within those 3 years. The offer is designed to bridge you to the cloud, not to give you a perpetual dual system arrangement. So your organisation should be committed to undertaking the migration project – whether phased or big-bang – sometime during the term. You don’t have to present a project plan to Microsoft or anything, but for your own success, you should have an internal roadmap (typically 6-18 months is a common migration timeline for many SMBs, but you have up to 36 if needed). The dual access rights means you can take your time, but be committed to actually move forward with the new system. If you reach the end of three years and haven’t migrated at all, you would have been paying for cloud licences without fully utilising them!
• Active Enhancement Plan (EP) at Sign-up: You need to be current on your Enhancement Plan when you sign up for Bridge to the Cloud 2 (or be prepared to renew it as part of signing up). If your plan is active, great, you can transition at your next renewal. If it’s lapsed, you might have to pay a penalty or back fees (sometimes called “lapsed fees”) to get back on the plan before moving to the promo. Typically, Microsoft allows rejoining by paying up to one year of backdated maintenance for NAV (if you’ve been lapsed longer, consult your partner as there are caps for older versions). This is a one-time catch-up cost; once you’re on the Bridge to Cloud promo, you won’t have separate EP fees. Just be aware that signing up isn’t as simple as flipping a switch if you’re off-plan – there might be an upfront cost to bring you in compliance. We can advise you on this process.
• CSP Agreement: Taking this offer means moving your licensing to the CSP (Cloud Solution Provider) program if not already there. You’ll likely need to sign a Microsoft Cloud agreement via your partner (if you haven’t before). Most Dynamics NAV customers will already be working with a Microsoft partner, so this is a standard step. The key point is that Bridge to the Cloud 2 is only available through CSP partners, not directly from Microsoft or via legacy volume licensing. Ensure you work with a CSP accredited Dynamics provider who can set up the promotion for you.

The commitments can be summed up as “3 years of Business Central SaaS at a set level of licences”. For a business decision-maker, it means you’re committing budget for an ERP system for the next three years, but you were likely going to spend something on ERP maintenance or upgrades anyway. In return, you’re locking in a big discount and getting a modern cloud solution. If your company is ready for an upgrade, this commitment should be very justifiable. Just remember that it is a contractual commitment, so involve your finance team and make sure all stakeholders agree with the terms and the plan.

Benefits and Savings: Why Bridge to the Cloud 2 Is Advantageous

Now let’s talk about the benefits and real-world savings that Bridge to the Cloud 2 can deliver for a business. The offer isn’t just a licensing gimmick, it has tangible financial and operational advantages:

1. Major Cost Savings on Licensing: The headline benefit is the 40% cost saving on Business Central licences for three years. For example, consider an SMB currently on Dynamics NAV with 10 users who will move to Business Central (Essentials licence) in the cloud:

• Without the Bridge to Cloud offer: 10 Business Central Essentials users at the standard £57.50 per user/month would cost about £6,900 per year (excluding VAT). Over three years, that’s £20,700 in subscription costs.
• With Bridge to Cloud 2 (40% off): Those 10 users would cost about £4,140 per year at ~£34.50 per user/month. Over three years, that totals ~£12,420.
• Total Savings: ~£8,280 saved over 3 years on licensing in this scenario, a reduction of 40% in ERP software costs.

For a quick reference, here’s a cost comparison table for different user counts, illustrating the approximate savings for Business Central Essentials in the UK:

Assumes £57.50/user/month standard price for Essentials licence. Figures are approximate.

As you can see, the savings scale with the size of your user base. Even a small company with 5 users could save around £3.8k over three years; a slightly larger firm with 20 users might save over £15k in that period. This is money that can be reinvested into implementation services, training, or other IT improvements. For many SMBs, those savings could even offset a good portion of the migration project costs.

Additionally, remember that during these three years you are not paying your NAV annual maintenance separately – that cost has essentially been converted into the subscription.

So you’re not double-paying. In fact, many customers will find that the discounted subscription cost is in the same ballpark as their previous maintenance + upgrade costs, meaning you get the new system for roughly what you were already spending to maintain the old one. It’s a much better ROI: instead of just keeping the lights on with maintenance, that spend is now giving you a cutting-edge cloud solution.

2. Access to the Latest Technology and Cloud-Only Features: By moving to Dynamics 365 Business Central (SaaS), you immediately get access to all the modern features and integrations that might have been lacking in your old NAV. Business Central online is updated automatically by Microsoft (major releases twice a year, plus monthly minor updates), so you’ll always be on the latest version without costly upgrade projects.

You can take advantage of Office 365 integration, Power BI dashboards, Power Apps and Automate, AI capabilities, and a plethora of third-party extensions available on AppSource. In short, your ERP becomes a living, continually improving system rather than a stagnant one. The Bridge to Cloud offer makes this upgrade financially palatable, essentially giving you a multi-year Microsoft ERP upgrade offer at a steep discount. The productivity gains from modernising can be significant. And with cloud, your users can access the system from anywhere (browser or mobile) with enterprise-grade security and reliability managed by Microsoft.

3. Improved Cash Flow and Budgeting: Historically, upgrading or re-implementing an ERP like NAV could be a large capital expense, and maintenance renewals were big annual hits to the budget. By switching to the subscription model under Bridge to Cloud 2, you spread out your costs over time. Many businesses prefer operational expenditures (OpEx) over large capital outlays. The monthly (or annual) subscription payments at 40% off make it much easier to budget for the ERP system. It also turns your ERP cost into a predictable recurring expense, which can be easier to justify than surprise upgrade fees. The affordable pricing is a strong selling point for SMBs – it turns what might have been a costly upgrade into a straightforward, budget-friendly service fee. Moreover, the price lock for 3 years means you won’t get any surprises in those expenses; you can plan IT budgets knowing exactly what the Business Central licensing will cost for the next three fiscal years.

4. Dual System = Zero Downtime Migration: The ability to run NAV and Business Central in parallel (dual access rights) is not just a licensing convenience, it’s a strategic benefit. It de-risks the migration project. Your team can take their time to validate that all business processes work in the new system, that data is correctly migrated, and that users are comfortable, before switching over officially. If any issues arise, you have the old system as a safety net. This avoids the nightmare scenario of a “big bang” cutover failure! With dual rights for up to 3 years, you have plenty of breathing room. This also means you can schedule the switch at a natural breaking point for your business (financial year-end, or a slow season, etc.), rather than rushing because licences are expiring. Overall, it ensures business continuity.

5. Incentive to Upgrade Sooner (Beating Deadlines and Price Increases): The offer’s existence is a signal that now is the best time to move. Microsoft has already announced general price increases for many Dynamics 365 products (e.g., an ~9% rise in 2024 due to currency adjustments, etc.), and older NAV versions are nearing or past end-of-support. By acting now, you avoid future price hikes by locking in current prices with a 40% reduction on top. Also, keep in mind that if you don’t take this offer and continue on NAV, you might eventually face costs to upgrade your on-premise system or risk running unsupported software. Bridge to Cloud essentially gives you a heavily subsidised path to modernise. It’s a classic case of a limited-time opportunity – Microsoft is giving a nudge (with financial benefits) to encourage cloud transition, which is clearly the strategic direction. Companies that procrastinate may end up paying more later (full price licences, paying for upgrade services out of pocket, etc.). Early adopters of this offer are essentially rewarded with savings.

6. Possible Services or Bundled Offers from Partners: In the UK, many Microsoft partners are keen to help their NAV customers move to Business Central. With Bridge to Cloud 2 making the licensing cheaper, some partners might further sweeten the deal with their own offers – for example, packaged migration services, extended payment terms, or training workshops. At Eazy Dynamics we will match the Bridge to the Cloud offer with our own discount of 25% on implementation services.  The key benefit is the 40% licence savings could offset a chunk of your migration service fees, making the total cost of ownership over the next few years very attractive.

In summary, Bridge to the Cloud 2 provides financial savings, modern technology access, risk mitigation, and strategic timing advantages. It helps answer the common question: “Why should we move to the cloud now?” – by essentially saying “because you can do it at a 40% discount and with minimal risk if you start now, versus doing it later at full price and perhaps under more duress.” It transforms the upgrade into a more palatable project for many SMB decision-makers who have to justify the expense and effort.

Key Dates and Deadlines to Know

Like any good offer, Bridge to the Cloud 2 won’t last forever. Microsoft has set specific timelines for this promotion, and it’s crucial for customers to be aware of them:

• Offer Launch: The Bridge to the Cloud 2 promotion began on February 1, 2023. Since then, eligible customers have been able to sign up at any time, as long as they meet the criteria. (There was a prior “Bridge to the Cloud” offer in 2021-2022, but Bridge to the Cloud 2 is the current, improved version – if you missed the first, this is your second chance.)
• Sign-Up Deadline: The final date to enroll in Bridge to the Cloud 2 is 31 December 2025. Microsoft initially set the deadline to end of 2024, but due to strong adoption and customer feedback, they extended it by one year to Dec 2025. This extension gives more organisations time to plan and take advantage. However, note that this is the enrollment deadline – you must have initiated the promo (i.e. started a new subscription under the offer) by this date. After 2025, no new customers can sign up for the 40% discount program.
• Promotion Term Duration: Once you’re enrolled, your 40% discounted term lasts for 3 years from that start date. For example, if you sign up on July 1, 2025, your discounted term would run until June 30, 2028. If you sign up on the last possible day (Dec 31, 2025), your discount runs until Dec 30, 2028. Important: The promotion is non-renewable. You cannot extend the 40% off beyond the initial 3-year contract. So plan your enrollment date and migration timeline with that in mind.
• Enhancement Plan Alignment: It’s recommended to align the start of your Bridge to Cloud subscription with your Enhancement Plan renewal date if possible. If your annual maintenance on NAV typically renews on, say, June 1 each year, then planning to switch to Bridge to Cloud on that date means you don’t lose any value from an already-paid maintenance period. You’d finish the year you paid for, and then roll into the subscription. If you sign up earlier than your renewal, that’s okay, but note you won’t get a refund or credit for unused months of maintenance – they’ll overlap. Many companies therefore target their next renewal in 2025 as the optimal start. Just don’t wait beyond your 2025 renewal if it falls that year, since the program ends Dec 2025! If your renewal is January 2026, you actually need to act in 2025 prior to expiry.
• Internal Project Timeline: While not a Microsoft-imposed deadline, internally you should set a timeline for the migration project. Ideally, within the 36-month window of the promotion, you’d want to have completed your migration to Business Central SaaS. Some businesses use the first year for preparation and pilot, the second year for full implementation, and the third year as a cushion or for phase-2 enhancements. Others might complete it in 6-12 months and spend the remainder of the term comfortably running both systems until they are confident to turn NAV off. In any case, mark a date by which you aim to be fully live on Business Central. Perhaps target going live well before the discount ends, so you can tackle any post-go-live tuning while still having NAV as backup.
• End of Promo and After: As mentioned, after your 3-year term, the discounted pricing expires. At that point, unless Microsoft introduces a new offer (none is promised; Bridge to Cloud 2 itself might not be extended further), you will continue your Business Central subscription at the regular rate. Be prepared for that budget change. If you enroll late (2025), your full-price hits in 2029. Either way, by the time this bridge ends, on-premise NAV will be quite dated and likely unsupported, so remaining on the cloud will be the standard practice.

Our advice: treat mid-to-late 2025 as the absolute last resort. Microsoft has literally given you until 2025 to start – just don’t wait until the last minute, as internal or partner delays could cause you to miss the cut-off.

Conclusion: Don’t Miss the Bridge

Bridge to the Cloud 2 represents a rare opportunity to modernise your ERP with a significant cost incentive and minimal risk. For SMEs still on legacy Dynamics NAV, it’s essentially a “bridge” to the future helping you transition to Dynamics 365 Business Central (cloud) in a way that preserves your budget and business continuity.

In this blog, we covered who the offer is for (NAV customers on enhancement plans), what it includes (discounted licences, price lock, dual rights, flexible billing), how it works (through a 3-year CSP subscription commitment), what you must commit to (maintaining licences and planning the migration), the benefits and savings (significant cost reduction, access to modern features, reduced risk), and the key dates (end-of-2025 deadline, 3-year term, etc.).

The bottom line is that Bridge to the Cloud 2 makes upgrading to Business Central SaaS more affordable and feasible than ever especially for SMBs concerned about ERP costs.

If you’re a decision-maker at a company running Dynamics NAV, now is the time to seriously evaluate your path forward. We encourage you to contact us (below) and discuss the Bridge to the Cloud 2 promotion. Ask for an assessment of your current system and a demonstration of Business Central. Get a quote under this promotion to see the exact numbers for your business – you might be pleasantly surprised at how it fits your budget.

Remember that migrating an ERP is a journey, not a flip of a switch. With Bridge to the Cloud 2, Microsoft has given you a well-lit, toll-free bridge to cross at your pace, rather than having to climb a steep upgrade mountain all at once. Taking the first step sooner will give you ample time to traverse that bridge and reach the other side, where a modern, cloud-based, Business Central system awaits, ready to support your growth and innovation for years to come. Don’t let this opportunity slip by – plan early, take advantage of the offer, and position your business for the future with a cloud-based ERP that is both powerful and cost-effective.

Lastly, keep an eye on the calendar and engage your teams. With the right preparation, you can make the move smoothly and enjoy the benefits of Business Central well before the offer expires. Microsoft’s Bridge to the Cloud 2 is indeed a lifeline for those who have been holding onto NAV – grab it, and enjoy the journey to a more agile and efficient cloud ERP environment.

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