Business Central Business Analyst
conspicuousDenver (CO)
About the role
BUSINESS CENTRAL BUSINESS ANALYST - Remote - $125K THE ROLEConspicuous is partnering with a client to find a Business Central Business Analyst for a fully remote, permanent role open to candidates anywhere in the USA. This role sits at the intersection of core BC functionality and a wide ISV landscape, so it's suited to someone who's comfortable moving between out-of-the-box modules and third-party integrations across warehousing, EDI, payments, e-commerce, and reporting.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:
Gather and document business requirements across finance, supply chain, and operations, translating them into Business Central configuration and process design Act as the functional bridge between end users and the technical team across core BC modules and connected ISV solutions Support, troubleshoot, and optimize integrations with third-party ISVs used across the business Lead testing, UAT, and issue triage across BC and its connected systems Produce clear functional documentation, process maps, and training materials for end usersWHAT WE'RE LOOKING FORSolid hands-on experience as a Business Analyst across Dynamics 365 Business Central modules Direct experience working with some combination of the following ISVs: Solo Chain WMS, Lid Connect, Versa Pay, SPS Commerce EDI, Sana Commerce, Big Commerce, a custom Prada shop-floor module, Jet Reports, and One Source Comfortable working cross-functionally with finance, operations, and technical teams Strong requirements-gathering, documentation, and stakeholder communication skills Able to work independently in a fully remote, distributed team environmentABOUT CONSPICUOUSConspicuous is a specialist Microsoft Dynamics 365 recruitment firm, connecting top talent across F&O, Business Central, and Power Platform with leading organizations across the US and Canada.
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