Live construction projects, inside Microsoft Dynamics 365. If there’s demand, we build it.
GrowthNGen will bring live AU/NZ construction project intelligence into Microsoft Dynamics 365, built with the first teams who ask for it. Tell us you run Dynamics 365 and we’ll scope what it looks like against your pipeline.
A construction project connector, scoped for Microsoft Dynamics 365.
A Dynamics 365 connector would take live AU/NZ construction project intelligence, sourced from the construction project intelligence database your team already licenses, and map it to Opportunities, with stakeholders as Accounts and Contacts — or a custom Dataverse table, if you track projects as their own record type. Nothing is built yet. Register your interest and we’ll scope it with you.
Projects into your pipeline
Matching AU/NZ projects would flow into Dynamics 365 automatically — no exports, no copy-paste, no separate search tool to log into.
Stakeholders pre-linked
Every project arrives with the architect, builder, developer and engineer already attached — not a name you have to go and find.
Stays current as projects move
DA approved, contract let, builder changed — the underlying project data updates and your Dynamics 365 records keep pace.
What a Dynamics 365 connector would do
Live construction project intelligence, mapped to the way Dynamics 365 teams work.
Your search, on autopilot
Set your filters once — region, stage, value, project type. Only the projects that match come through. Everything else stays out of the pipeline.
Mapped to Dataverse
Projects become Opportunities — or records in a custom Dataverse table. Stakeholders become Accounts and Contacts. Project stages map to your business process flow.
The stakeholder graph
Every project shows the full cast — architect, builder, developer, engineer — linked across your whole pipeline. One view of who’s on what.
Every state, one feed
National pipeline visible in Dynamics 365. No stitching Sydney’s list together with Brisbane’s in a spreadsheet.
How it would work
A guided setup, mapped to your Dynamics 365 account.
We map your Dynamics
Tables, business process flows, custom columns — we use what you already have. No rebuild required.
We set your search profile
Region, project type, stage, value, stakeholder role — as narrow or broad as your BD team needs.
Projects start landing
Matching projects show up in Dynamics 365 with every stakeholder attached. Stage changes flow through automatically. Your reps open Dynamics 365 and the pipeline is current.
FAQ
Microsoft Dynamics 365 connector — common questions
What construction BD and sales leaders ask about a Dynamics 365 integration.
Is the Dynamics 365 connector built yet?
No, and we’d rather say so than imply otherwise. We build a connector once there’s a team asking for one. Register your interest and you’ll be the reason it gets built.
When would it launch?
We won’t put a date on something we haven’t started. What we can tell you is the order: demand comes first, then scoping with the teams who asked, then the build. Register and we’ll keep you in that loop.
Where does the project data come from?
From the construction project intelligence database your team already licenses. You keep your licence; the connector moves the projects you’re licensed to see into Dynamics 365.
How would it map to Dynamics 365?
We’d target the standard Dynamics 365 model most construction teams run — Opportunities, Accounts and Contacts. If you have a heavily customised setup, tell us when you register and we’ll factor it into the scoping.
Join the Dynamics 365 waitlist
Nothing’s built for Dynamics 365 yet — we build a connector once there’s a team asking for one. Tell us you run it and we’ll scope what it looks like against your pipeline.
Waitlist opening shortly
Want to be first in line for the Dynamics 365 connector? Drop us a note and we’ll add you to the list.
Tell us you’re interestedTell us you run Microsoft Dynamics 365.
We build connectors where there’s demand. Register your interest and we’ll scope what a Dynamics 365 connector looks like for your team — and tell you if it’s moving.