Equipment and asset data
equipment master, ownership, status, specifications, and lifecycle history
Modernize legacy NAXT ERP environments with structured migration frameworks, automated transformation workflows, and validated data delivery into NAXT 365.
Equipment dealers running NAXT 2009 or NAXT 2012 often face increasing pressure to modernize their ERP environment to support growing operational complexity, digital service models, and connected equipment ecosystems.
NAXT 365 brings dealership operations into a Microsoft Dynamics 365 environment. LGSTech plans the migration around equipment, parts, service, rental and financial data so the relationships that support daily operations remain intact.
"Data migration is no longer a technical checkbox; it is the strategic unlock for dealer profitability in the next decade."
NAXT environments contain interconnected operational and financial data that supports the full equipment dealership lifecycle. The migration scope is determined by business requirements, data quality, historical value, and NAXT 365 requirements.
Typical migration data includes:
equipment master, ownership, status, specifications, and lifecycle history
accounts, contacts, addresses, terms, and financial information
item master, inventory balances, warehouses, locations, and related transactions
service history, work orders, contracts, and equipment-related service records
rental assets, agreements, transactions, and related customer information
open orders, invoices, purchase orders, and relevant transaction history
accounts, dimensions, balances, and required financial transactions
selected records required for operations, reporting, audit, or compliance
Transitioning to the cloud-native NAXT 365 platform enables seamless integration across the entire equipment lifecycle.
Streamline complex multi-entity sales cycles and configurators.
Preserve decades of critical maintenance and repair records.
Optimize warehouse management and global parts availability.
Manage fleet utilization and automated billing workflows.
Automate claim submissions and OEM integration cycles.
Operating on legacy NAXT (AX 2009 or 2012) environments introduces significant business continuity risks. With mainstream support ended, organizations face mounting security vulnerabilities, rising maintenance costs, and a growing disconnect from the Microsoft ecosystem.
Migrating massive volumes of technical service history while maintaining data integrity for predictive modeling.
Managing hundreds of thousands of SKUs, cross-references, and warehouse-specific mapping logic.
Tracking specific units from initial sales configuration through multiple service cycles and final disposition.
Deciphering decades of custom AX modifications and translating them into standard NAXT 365 functions.
Moving from NAXT 2012 to NAXT 365 requires more than matching field names. Equipment identifiers, parts references, rental agreements and service records need to retain their business meaning in the Dynamics 365 environment.
Identify legacy fields, customizations and dependencies. Document how equipment, customers, parts and transactions relate to one another.
Standardize codes, resolve duplicates and apply agreed business rules while preserving equipment history and financial relationships.
Review mappings with business owners and confirm target requirements before reusing the approved rules across migration cycles.
A battle-tested methodology designed specifically for the unique architectural requirements of heavy equipment dealerships.
Analyzing source system health, data volume, and legacy customization impact.
Automated harvesting of raw tables with high-performance ingestion protocols.
Mapping and cleaning legacy records to the new NAXT 365 data schema.
Rigorous reconciliation and UAT to ensure 100% financial accuracy.
Optimized cutover execution to minimize dealership operational downtime.
Multi-entity NAXT environments require careful management of entity-specific master data, financial structures, configurations, dependencies, and transaction history. LGSTech defines entity-level migration requirements, mapping and sequencing to ensure data is migrated accurately while maintaining relationships and financial integrity across legal entities.
Entity-level mapping · Sequenced loads · Reconciled balances
LGSTech leverages tried and tested methodologies and accelerators, an automation platform designed to streamline complex ERP data migrations.
Validate migrated NAXT data against the source and the way the dealership operates. Record counts are a starting point; financial balances, equipment relationships, inventory quantities and open transactions also need to reconcile.
Plan the transition around dealership operations, including equipment sales, rental activity, service work and parts availability. Repeated mock migrations and business testing establish the evidence needed for a controlled production cutover.
Test realistic data volumes and load sequences. Confirm timings and validate representative dealership workflows with business users.
Agree transaction freezes, final extraction and delta processing. Define ownership, approval checkpoints and rollback criteria.
Follow the approved runbook, reconcile production data and obtain business sign-off before opening NAXT 365 to users.
After the move to NAXT 365, focus shifts to stabilizing day-to-day dealership operations. LGSTech supports migration issue triage, data reconciliation and the transition to ongoing support so business teams can work confidently with the migrated data.
Structured migration frameworks and automation reduce timelines while maintaining operational continuity.
Years of equipment lifecycle data, service history, and warranty records remain intact and accessible.
Multiple validation cycles and testing ensure high confidence in data accuracy before production migration.
Upgrading from NAXT 2009 or 2012 to NAXT 365 requires careful planning, structured migration cycles, and deep experience with dealer ERP data models. LGSTech helps equipment dealers modernize their ERP platforms while preserving the operational data that powers their business.
Explore answers to common questions about our approach, capabilities, and delivery.
A NAXT 365 migration involves assessing your legacy NAXT 2009 or 2012 environment, extracting and transforming business data, validating migration accuracy, and migrating it into NAXT 365 while preserving equipment, service, parts, rental, and financial information.
Legacy versions such as NAXT 2009 and NAXT 2012 are no longer supported, increasing security, compliance, and operational risks. Migrating to NAXT 365 enables cloud capabilities, improved integrations, enhanced reporting, and long-term platform support.
Yes. Our equipment dealer ERP migration methodology preserves equipment lifecycle records, service history, warranty information, rental contracts, parts inventory, and financial transactions, ensuring business continuity after go-live.
Our NAXT data migration process includes automated data extraction, transformation, cleansing, reconciliation, multiple test migration cycles, user acceptance testing (UAT), and structured cutover planning to minimize migration risk and downtime.
The duration of a NAXT 365 migration depends on factors such as data volume, customizations, integrations, and dealership complexity. Following a Migration Readiness Assessment, LGSTech provides a phased implementation roadmap with realistic timelines.
LGSTech combines deep dealership ERP expertise with automation, structured migration methodologies, and proven validation processes to deliver reliable NAXT to NAXT 365 migration projects with lower risk, higher data quality, and predictable outcomes.