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Announcement: Microsoft Dynamics Accountants Hub is retiring and will be upgraded to Business Central Extension!!

Announcement: Microsoft Dynamics Accountants Hub is retiring and will be upgraded to Business Central Extension!!
Accountant's Hub retiring and Migrated to Business Central Extension
Accountant's Hub retiring and Migrated to Business Central Extension


Yesterday I received an email from the Microsoft Accountant Hub's Team.
  • An email has been sent to me because one of my Tenant had an active Accountant's Hub Subscription with Business Central.
  • Moreover, the Accountant's Hub was under public preview for countries such as  US, Canada, UK and Denmark for approximately a year.
  • New sign-ups to Accountant's Hub has been disabled as on July 1st 2020 and will be retiring as Accountant's Hub through Dynamics Home.

    Accountant's Hub signup warning
  • A new extension will be released in Business Central to handle the Accountants Hub's functionality as on October 1st 2020 i.e Microsoft Dynamics 365 Wave 2 2020 Release.

  • Existing Users of the Accountant's Hub will have the access to their Accountant's Hub Tenant till October 1st 2020. Microsoft has not provided any details regarding migrating users from Accountant's Hub to the Business Central Extension.

  • The Accountant's Hub Extension in Business Central will be licensed compared to Accountant's Hub which used to be complimentary to Business Central. I'm assuming it is going to be role based license just like Team Member's License.
Also, tomorrow July 8th 2020, Microsoft will be releasing their Release Plan for Wave 2 2020 HERE!

I will create a followup blog for the same.

And, if you like to checkout the features of Accountant's Hub checkout my Webinar over HERE!

Thanks for reading!! 
If you any doubts please ping me on my email olisterr@outlook.com
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