Ireland and the United Kingdom enterprise technology-change research

PT-2026-123 · dossier edition · 28 July 2026

PlatformTrace

Enterprise platform change across Ireland and the United Kingdom.

CRM platform migration · completed · High confidence

FRP Advisory replaces Salesforce CRM with Microsoft Dynamics 365

FRP Advisory completed a three-month migration from Salesforce CRM to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales and Customer Insights — Journeys, with Power BI integration, and Microsoft reports operational results since go-live.

Organisation
FRP Advisory
Predecessor
Salesforce CRM and Salesforce Account Management
Destination
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales and Dynamics 365 Customer Insights — Journeys, with Power BI integration
Workload
sales-pipeline management, customer contacts, business development, relationship management, marketing and event journeys
Stage
completed
Retirement status
The named Salesforce CRM scope was replaced; complete residual Salesforce retirement is not stated.
Confidence
High
Next trigger
A dated cutover, formal retirement statement or material later implementation milestone.
Evidence boundary: The dated Microsoft source supports replacement of the named Salesforce CRM scope and a completed operational migration. It does not prove retirement of every Salesforce component or adjacent customer-data system, and the exact production cutover date is not stated.

Programme context

FRP Advisory completed a three-month migration from Salesforce CRM to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales and Customer Insights — Journeys, with Power BI integration, and Microsoft reports operational results since go-live.

Why this matters: This record identifies a named Irish or UK organisation, a bounded predecessor state, a destination platform, an affected workload and a source-stated operational stage.

Migration timeline

Date or stageMilestoneWhat changedEvidence status
2025-12-12completedMicrosoft published the customer story stating that FRP Advisory and Telefónica Tech completed the Salesforce-to-Dynamics migration in three months, on time and on budget.Confirmed

Workload migration matrix

WorkloadPredecessorDestinationStatus by 28 Jul 2026
sales-pipeline management, customer contacts, business development, relationship management, marketing and event journeysSalesforce CRM and Salesforce Account ManagementMicrosoft Dynamics 365 Sales and Dynamics 365 Customer Insights — Journeys, with Power BI integrationcompleted

Implementation and architecture

  • Dynamics 365 Sales supports the core CRM and sales-pipeline workload.
  • Dynamics 365 Customer Insights — Journeys supports marketing and event journeys.
  • Power BI is integrated for reporting and analytics.

Known unknowns and contradictions

  • The exact production cutover date is not stated.
  • The source does not enumerate every retired Salesforce component or adjacent customer-data system.
  • The complete residual application and integration estate is not public.

No missing fact is inferred to broaden the source-supported platform-change claim.

PlatformTrace analysis

The dated Microsoft source supports replacement of the named Salesforce CRM scope and a completed operational migration. It does not prove retirement of every Salesforce component or adjacent customer-data system, and the exact production cutover date is not stated.

Performance, cost, uptime and operational outcomes remain attributed source claims unless independently stated otherwise.

Evidence ledger

  1. FRP Advisory — Microsoft customer story, 12 December 2025

    Names FRP Advisory, Telefónica Tech, Salesforce Account Management, Dynamics 365 Sales, Customer Insights — Journeys, Power BI, a three-month completed migration and post-go-live results.

Approval: Issue #47 standing publication authority and the completed 28 July 2026 five-lane central filter.

Corrections and updates

28 July 2026 — Initial long-form Verified dossier published from the completed five-lane Ireland/UK intake and corrected central filter. Later milestones will be appended rather than silently replacing this state.