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For D365 F&O , I believe the seven items make your life easier:


1.LCS

You use LCS to manage all the operations regarding to the environment and also use Business Process Modeler (BPM) to process the management of the project.

2.RSAT

Wonderful tool to process the testing operations. No need manual interaction to test the same processes or even  can test with different data with parameters. Also easy to manage while you upload the task recorder.

3.Power Platform

No code/Low code methodolgy makes it easier to manage the needs.

4.Data Management

You can upload and download data with different types of selection. You can create data packages. You can track delta data. 

5.Data Storage Options

Now with Dataverse and Azure Lake, reporting and integrations are quick and easier.

6. Electronic Reporting

If you need a report or data export (like bank integrations etc) , this functionality can be used. It has more than 300 templates to be used. Users can also use, with no development need.  

7. Azure Dev Ops

If you need to manage tasks and test, use Azure Dev Ops. Also can be managed in paralell with BPM and RSAT.

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