LISA BUSINESS

Every BC partner has clients whose subscription operations are outgrowing what standard Business Central provides. Billing proposals that require manual monitoring. Contract changes handled outside the system. Revenue recognition that relies on spreadsheets. Price uplifts applied inconsistently. Margin visibility that disappears in reseller models. These are not edge cases — they are the normal condition of any business where contracts evolve continuously. LISA Business was built to govern that complexity natively inside BC. At its core, LISA Business extends BC’s basic subscription capability from a billing engine into a full lifecycle operations platform. Contracts are created from sales quotes, orders, external feeds, or automated workflows. Mid-term changes — upgrades, downgrades, seat additions, cancellations — are handled with structured proration, effective dating, and full version control. Renewals process automatically. Price indexation and CPI-style uplifts apply without manual maintenance. Revenue is recognised on a straight-line or event-driven basis, aligned to IFRS 15 and ASC 606. Reseller and CSP models gain buy-side alignment and real-time margin tracking. Operational visibility is embedded rather than externalised: MRR, ARR, churn, deferral balances, and revenue waterfall dashboards run inside BC without requiring Power BI configuration. And for partners building AI-era practices, LISA Contract Entry Agent extends the platform further — applying agentic AI to interpret emails, Teams messages, and attachments, converting them into auditable contract actions governed entirely within BC. LISA Business doesn’t replace Business Central. It makes BC the system that subscription businesses actually need it to be.