Alphavima launches PulseNet365 HRMS on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central

Alphavima Technologies has released PulseNet365, an AI-enabled HR management system built on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. The product is set to be featured at Directions EMEA 2026 in Paris as Alphavima looks to combine HR, finance, and employee self-service on one Microsoft platform.

Why it matters: - PulseNet365 aims to reduce the split between HR and finance systems by extending Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central into HR management. - The platform is designed to cut duplicate processes, fragmented information, and administrative work for organizations already using Business Central. - Alphavima is positioning the product as a way for customers to expand ERP capabilities without adding another standalone HR application.

What happened: - Alphavima Technologies announced PulseNet365, an AI-enabled Human Resource Management System built on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. - The company released the product on October 26, 2026, from Paris. - Alphavima will showcase PulseNet365 at Directions EMEA 2026, held October 27-29 at the Palais des Congrès de Paris. - The company is attending the event as a Silver Sponsor.

The details: - PulseNet365 was developed under the leadership of Neelima Dheer, Global Head - ERP Products & Services at Alphavima Technologies. - The platform combines HR management, employee self-service, and AI-enabled capabilities within a connected business environment. - Alphavima says the product supports its strategy of building intelligent applications that simplify operations and help organizations maximize Microsoft investments. - Shivraj Dheer, CEO of Alphavima Technologies, said the launch marks another milestone in the company’s effort to build intelligent business solutions. - Shivraj Dheer said Alphavima wants to help organizations move beyond disconnected applications and bring business processes together. - The CEO also said the company is focused on turning AI into practical solutions that deliver value. - Alphavima says PulseNet365 helps customers maximize existing technology investments while strengthening its commitment to the Microsoft ecosystem. - The platform includes centralized employee records, recruitment and onboarding, leave and absence management, timesheets, performance management, learning and development, expense management, HR policies and compliance, and HR reporting and analytics. - Alphavima says the product helps reduce administrative complexity and lets HR teams focus more on employee engagement, development, and growth. - The AI-enabled Employee and Manager Self-Service Portal lets employees access HR information, submit leave requests, manage timesheets, and submit expenses. - Managers can review requests, manage approvals, and access workforce information without depending on HR teams for routine tasks. - Alphavima says the portal may also help organizations optimize Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central licensing costs, subject to Microsoft licensing requirements. - The company will demonstrate PulseNet365 at Booth S41 during Directions EMEA 2026. - Attendees can schedule a 15-minute meeting with Neelima Dheer or David Dhanoa, Alphavima’s VP of Sales. - On Tuesday, October 27, from 16:15 to 17:00 in Room 242 B, Neelima Dheer and David Dhanoa will present the session “Expand your Business Central offering with PulseNet365 HRMS.” - The session is aimed at Business Central resellers, consultants, and ISVs. - PulseNet365 is described as connecting HR, Finance, and employee self-service in a unified business environment. - The company says the product helps organizations simplify workforce administration, improve employee experiences, and maximize Microsoft technology investments. - The full product site is available at More information.

Between the lines: - PulseNet365 reflects a broader push to embed AI into everyday business workflows instead of treating AI as a separate layer. - The launch also signals Alphavima’s effort to create more opportunities for Microsoft partners, resellers, and system integrators that want to consolidate business applications. - By focusing on Business Central customers, Alphavima is targeting organizations that already use Microsoft tools and may want fewer disconnected systems.

What's next: - Alphavima will use Directions EMEA 2026 to demo the product, meet potential customers, and discuss implementation and partnership opportunities. - The company is inviting Microsoft partners to explore product demonstrations, customer deployments, and collaboration. - More information about Alphavima is available at the company's website.