Reach the right role for the right application
A Dynamics 365 users email list aimed at CFOs suits a Finance conversation; one aimed at VPs of Sales suits a CRM conversation. Both come from the same install base, filtered differently.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 install base
Microsoft Dynamics 365 is a suite of cloud business applications covering both CRM and ERP work — sales, customer service, contact centre and field service on one side, finance, supply chain, commerce, project operations and human resources on the other. Microsoft reported that Dynamics 365 revenue grew 13% (12% in constant currency) in the three months ended June 30, 2026.
Sources: Microsoft Dynamics 365 · Microsoft FY26 Q4 results (SEC)
BizzContacts identifies 34K+ companies using Microsoft Dynamics 365 globally, including 7K+ companies in the USA, and provides access to 157K+ professional contacts at those companies. Use it as an email list of companies using Microsoft Dynamics 365, or narrow it to the CIOs, CFOs, IT directors and ERP managers who own the platform. Every list is built to your brief, and a free sample comes first.
Source: BizzContacts Microsoft Dynamics 365 Database. Counts change as records are added and re-checked.
EU and UK records are processed under the GDPR Article 6(1)(f) legitimate-interest basis, with CCPA opt-out handling and CAN-SPAM suppression on US sends.
Free sample
Tell us the Microsoft Dynamics 365 products, markets and executives you want to target.
It is a technology installed-base and B2B contact dataset. It identifies 34K+ companies using Dynamics 365 globally, 7K+ companies of them in the United States, and gives you 157K+ professional contacts at those companies — so a sales or marketing team can go from “who runs this platform” to “who do I email” in one file.
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Records are re-checked on an ongoing cycle, and again before your file ships.
The card above shows a complete record. Not every record carries every field — phone numbers, professional profiles and application-level detail are held for some companies and not others. We tell you exactly what exists for your filters before you order, and the free sample shows you rather than tells you.
Knowing a company runs Dynamics 365 is the start. Reaching the professional who owns it is the point. BizzContacts holds 157K+ contacts across 34K+ companies, so a list can be built around roles rather than switchboards.
A Dynamics 365 users email list aimed at CFOs suits a Finance conversation; one aimed at VPs of Sales suits a CRM conversation. Both come from the same install base, filtered differently.
Country, US state, city, industry, employee count and revenue range all combine, so an enterprise brief and a mid-market brief produce genuinely different files.
A Microsoft Dynamics 365 customers email list is built from work contact details for named professionals. We do not supply personal email addresses, and shared inboxes are not what you are paying for.
Ask for an email list of Microsoft Dynamics 365 customers against your own filters and we send a free sample first. You judge the data rather than the description of it.
Typical uses: B2B prospecting, account-based marketing, sales outreach, technology partnerships, consulting, implementation, integration and migration services, SaaS sales, IT services and market research. EU and UK records are processed under the GDPR Article 6(1)(f) legitimate-interest basis, with CCPA opt-out handling and CAN-SPAM suppression on US sends.
Dynamics 365 is bought where companies run real operations at scale — manufacturing, retail, financial services, healthcare, professional services, technology, construction, distribution, automotive, telecommunications and the public sector. The companies below are named as Dynamics 365 customers by Microsoft itself.
| Company | Industry | Country | Dynamics 365 product / use case | Source |
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| Bel Fuse | Discrete manufacturing | United States | Finance and Supply Chain Management, for financial automation and global supply-chain visibility | Microsoft on Bel Fuse |
| Taylor Farms | Food production | United States | Standardized processes across 22 production locations | Microsoft on Taylor Farms |
| G&J Pepsi | Beverage distribution | United States | Field Service, Remote Assist and Sales | Microsoft on G&J Pepsi |
| Domino's Pizza UK & Ireland | Food service | United Kingdom | Finance and Supply Chain Management, unifying finance and logistics | Microsoft on Domino's Pizza UK & Ireland |
| Weetabix | Food manufacturing | United Kingdom | Finance and Supply Chain Management, on cloud ERP | Microsoft on Weetabix |
| Swiss Automotive Group | Automotive distribution | Switzerland | Finance and Supply Chain Management, moving ERP to the cloud | Microsoft on Swiss Automotive Group |
| Lenovo | Technology | China | Customer service, reducing handling time by 20% | Microsoft on Lenovo |
| Riverty | Financial services | Germany | Customer service, improving contact deflection by 20% | Microsoft on Riverty |
| SNÖ Hotels | Hospitality | Sweden | Cut administrative costs by 20% and stock shortages by 25% | Microsoft on SNÖ Hotels |
Sources: Microsoft customer stories and Microsoft’s own Dynamics 365 pages, linked per row. These are a public sample, not our database: the full list is built to your filters and includes companies Microsoft has not published a story about.
Coverage, and what Microsoft actually reports
BizzContacts identifies 34K+ companies using Microsoft Dynamics 365 globally, including 7K+ companies in the United States. The database also contains 157K+ professional contacts associated with Dynamics 365-using companies.
Microsoft does not publish a Dynamics 365 customer count, user count or seat count. The only Dynamics 365 figure Microsoft reports is revenue growth: in its results for the three months ended June 30, 2026, Dynamics 365 revenue grew 13% (12% in constant currency). That is a revenue measure, not a count of companies, and the two cannot be compared.
So 34K+ companies is a BizzContacts installed-base figure and nothing else. It describes what our database identifies, it is not Microsoft’s number, and it should never be quoted as one. If you find another total circulating for Dynamics 365 customers, check where it comes from — most trace back to data vendors rather than to Microsoft.
Sources: Microsoft FY26 Q4 results, SEC filing · BizzContacts Microsoft Dynamics 365 Database
The United States is our largest single market for this install base. BizzContacts identifies 7K+ Dynamics 365-using companies in the US, and US data is drawn from the wider global database rather than sold as a separate product. Ask for the whole country, a handful of states, or a single metro.
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Segment US Dynamics 365 customers by state, city, industry, revenue, employee size, job function and seniority. A practical example: a SaaS company selling a warehouse add-on asks for US manufacturing and distribution companies using Dynamics 365 with 500–5,000 employees, then targets operations directors and ERP managers rather than the whole IT department. Bel Fuse, Taylor Farms and G&J Pepsi are three US companies Microsoft names publicly as Dynamics 365 customers.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 is used to run the commercial and operational sides of a company on one cloud platform. On the customer-facing side, companies use it to manage sales pipeline, customer service cases, contact centre conversations, field service visits and customer data. On the operational side, they use it for financial management and reporting, supply chain and inventory, retail and ecommerce operations, project delivery and billing, and core HR processes. Smaller companies often run Business Central as a single system covering finance and operations together. Most companies run a few applications rather than the whole suite, which is why knowing which applications an account uses matters more than knowing it is “a Dynamics customer”.
Application names are Microsoft’s own, verified against its Dynamics 365 pages. All 11 are available as targeting tags. Application-level detail is not held on every record, so we confirm what exists for your filters before you order rather than promising it up front.
Dynamics 365 is a suite, not a single product, and it spans both CRM and ERP. That distinction matters commercially: two companies can both be “Dynamics 365 customers” and have almost nothing in common as prospects.
The customer-facing side: winning business and serving it. A vendor selling here is usually talking to sales, marketing or service leadership.
The operational side: money, stock, projects and staff. A vendor selling here is usually talking to finance, operations or IT.
Knowing which side an account runs changes the pitch, the role you target and the timing. A company on Finance and Supply Chain Management is a candidate for warehouse, logistics or reporting tools; a company on Sales and Customer Service is a candidate for enablement, contact-centre or customer-data tools. We do not claim every company in the database runs every application — most run a few — so tell us which side you sell to and we confirm what coverage exists before you order.
BizzContacts provides access to 157K+ professional contacts associated with companies identified as using Microsoft Dynamics 365. Platform decisions rarely sit with one person, so most buyers ask for several roles at the same account.
| Job title | Department | Decides on |
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| Chief Information Officer | Technology | Owns the platform and the budget behind it |
| Chief Technology Officer | Technology | Owns architecture and integration decisions |
| Chief Financial Officer | Finance | Signs off ERP and finance deployments |
| VP of Information Technology | Technology | Runs the application estate |
| VP of Sales | Sales | Owns the CRM side of the platform |
| VP of Operations | Operations | Owns supply chain and field operations |
| IT Director | Technology | Day-to-day owner of the stack |
| Finance Director | Finance | Owns Finance and reporting processes |
| Sales Director | Sales | Owns pipeline and forecasting |
| CRM Manager | Sales / Marketing | Runs the CRM applications day to day |
| ERP Manager | Operations / Finance | Runs Finance and Supply Chain Management |
| Applications Manager | Technology | Owns the application roadmap |
| Digital Transformation Director | Technology | Owns migration and modernization programs |
| Operations Director | Operations | Owns the processes the ERP runs |
| Procurement Manager | Finance | Signs the renewal |
The same install base supports very different briefs, depending on what you sell around Dynamics 365.
Reach companies already on the platform you build, implement and support.
Target companies running Finance, Supply Chain or Sales that may need advisory work.
Find companies whose Dynamics 365 estate needs connecting to the rest of their stack.
Target companies whose CRM or ERP your product extends or plugs into.
Reach the CIOs and IT directors who run and support the platform.
Target companies running cloud business applications and the infrastructure behind them.
Reach companies joining Dynamics 365 data to warehouses and reporting.
Target teams reporting on finance, sales and supply-chain data.
Reach the security and IT leaders responsible for business-critical applications.
Target migration and modernization programs at companies on older Dynamics versions.
Find companies likely to hire Dynamics 365 developers, consultants and administrators.
One caveat worth stating plainly: running Dynamics 365 does not mean a company is ready to buy anything. An install base tells you a company has the platform your product relates to, which makes it a qualified starting point — not a buying signal. Use it to pick who is worth a relevant message, not as a substitute for qualification.
You are not meant to email 34K+ companies. Filters combine, so a brief resolves to the slice of the install base you actually sell to — and a smaller, relevant list beats a large one, because a message written for one industry and one role lands better than a message written for everybody.
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+1 (614) •••-2758What Dynamics 365 is typically used for in each industry, and the professionals worth targeting there.
| Industry | Common Dynamics 365 use cases | Potential target roles |
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| Manufacturing | Production planning, supply chain, finance, quality | CIO, IT Director, Operations Director, ERP Manager |
| Retail & commerce | Point of sale, inventory, customer data, ecommerce | CIO, VP of IT, Digital Transformation Director |
| Financial services | Client management, service cases, finance operations | CIO, CFO, CRM Manager, Applications Manager |
| Healthcare | Patient engagement, procurement, back-office finance | CIO, IT Director, Finance Director |
| Professional services | Project operations, resourcing, billing, pipeline | CFO, Operations Director, Project Systems Lead |
| Technology & SaaS | Sales pipeline, customer service, subscription billing | CIO, VP of Sales, CRM Manager |
| Construction | Project costing, field service, equipment and supply | CFO, Operations Director, IT Manager |
| Distribution & logistics | Warehouse, inventory, order management, field service | Operations Director, ERP Manager, IT Director |
| Automotive | Dealer systems, parts supply chain, aftersales service | CIO, Supply Chain Director, Service Director |
| Telecommunications | Customer service, contact centre, field operations | CIO, VP of Customer Operations, IT Director |
| Public sector | Case management, citizen services, finance and procurement | CIO, Programme Director, Finance Director |
34K+ companies globally and 7K+ companies in the United States, across North America, the UK and Europe, Australia and Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Latin America. Coverage below is names only — the two counts above are the only ones the client supplied, and splitting them across markets without measuring would be guesswork.
6 channels feed the contact record. This is where the professional and their business email come from; how the Dynamics 365 technology tag itself is established is a separate step, covered below.
Public pages, careers sites and customer-facing material.
Roles asking for Dynamics 365 skills are a strong platform signal.
Press releases and company statements naming an ERP or CRM program.
Published stories where a company is named by the vendor.
Public profiles listing Dynamics 365 roles and certifications.
Firmographics: size, industry, location, website.
Records are acquired through these channels and no others. Nothing on this page comes from Microsoft, from a customer’s Microsoft tenant, or from any Microsoft API or admin centre.
6 gates. A record clears all 6 before it ships, and the checks run on a cycle rather than once at ingest.
01Identify
Match a company to Dynamics 365 from public signals.
02Confirm
Confirm name, website, industry, size and location.
03Match
Identify professionals in the job titles you asked for.
04Verify
Validate the business email and phone we hold.
05Clean
One row per professional, consistent field formats.
06Deliver
CSV or Excel, mapped to your columns on request.
What a delivered row looks like. Every company here is a real, publicly verified Dynamics 365 customer.
| Company | Industry | Location | Employee size | Revenue range | Dynamics 365 use case |
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| Bel Fuse | Discrete manufacturing | Jersey City, NJ | 5,000–10,000 | $500M–$1B | Finance + Supply Chain Management |
| Taylor Farms | Food production | Salinas, CA | 10,000+ | Not disclosed | Multi-site process standardization |
| G&J Pepsi | Beverage distribution | Cincinnati, OH | 1,000–5,000 | Not disclosed | Field Service + Sales |
| Domino's Pizza UK & Ireland | Food service | Milton Keynes, UK | 1,000–5,000 | $500M–$1B | Finance + Supply Chain Management |
| Weetabix | Food manufacturing | Kettering, UK | 1,000–5,000 | $500M–$1B | Finance + Supply Chain Management |
| Swiss Automotive Group | Automotive distribution | Zurich, Switzerland | 1,000–5,000 | $1B–$5B | Finance + Supply Chain Management |
| Lenovo | Technology | Beijing, China | 50,000+ | $50B+ | Customer service and support |
| Riverty | Financial services | Verl, Germany | 1,000–5,000 | Not disclosed | Customer service |
Your own sample is built to your filters and includes the contact name, job title, business email and phone fields this preview leaves out.
Four things joined in one record. Separately they are available elsewhere; joined and verified together, they are a target account list.
Start from the technology, not from a general company list.
Named professionals in the roles that own CRM and ERP, not a switchboard.
Country, state, city, industry, size, revenue, title, department and seniority.
Real rows built to your own filters, so you judge the data not the pitch.
No off-the-shelf file. You set the filters.
Real rows against your own targeting. No card.
Plain columns, mapped to your template on request.
Custom requests go to someone, not a form queue.
Most of what a general B2B database does, it does well. The difference is narrower than it first looks, and it is worth being precise about.
| Feature | Dynamics 365 Customers List | General B2B database |
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| Identify Dynamics 365 users | Yes | Not necessarily |
| Technology-based targeting | Yes | General firmographics |
| Dynamics 365 companies | 34K+ identified by BizzContacts | Not technology-specific |
| US Dynamics 365 companies | 7K+ identified by BizzContacts | Not technology-specific |
| Professional contacts | 157K+ in the BizzContacts database | Depends on provider |
| Decision-maker targeting | Yes | Usually yes |
| Industry filtering | Yes | Usually yes |
| Geographic filtering | Yes | Usually yes |
| Installed-base prospecting | Yes | Limited |
Microsoft names its own Dynamics 365 customers publicly, and they include Bel Fuse, Taylor Farms, G&J Pepsi, Domino's Pizza UK & Ireland, Weetabix, Swiss Automotive Group, Lenovo, Riverty and SNÖ Hotels. Dynamics 365 is used across manufacturing, retail, financial services, healthcare, professional services, technology, construction, distribution, automotive, telecommunications and the public sector.
BizzContacts identifies 34K+ companies using Microsoft Dynamics 365 globally, including 7K+ in the United States. That is our installed-base coverage. Microsoft does not publish a Dynamics 365 customer, user or seat count - the only Dynamics 365 figure it reports is revenue growth - so there is no official total to compare it against.
BizzContacts identifies 7K+ companies using Microsoft Dynamics 365 in the United States. You can narrow that by state, city, industry, revenue, employee size, job title and seniority before you order.
The BizzContacts Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customers List includes 157K+ professional contacts associated with companies identified as using Dynamics 365. You can filter them by job title, department, seniority, industry, company size and location.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 is a suite of cloud business applications covering both customer-facing and operational work. Companies use it to manage sales pipeline, customer service, contact centres, field service and customer data on the CRM side, and finance, supply chain, commerce, project operations, human resources and general business management on the ERP side. Most companies run a few applications rather than all of them.
Both. Dynamics 365 is a suite rather than a single product, and it spans CRM applications such as Sales, Customer Service and Field Service alongside ERP applications such as Finance, Supply Chain Management and Business Central. A company may run only the CRM side, only the ERP side, or a mix - which is why knowing which applications an account runs matters when you sell to it.
A Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customers List is a B2B database of companies identified as using Dynamics 365, together with business contact details for the professionals who work at them. It combines company data, contact data and technology data in one record.
Here. BizzContacts identifies 34K+ companies using Dynamics 365 globally and builds the list to your filters. Microsoft also publishes its own customer stories, which name real customers but are a marketing library rather than a targeting list.
From BizzContacts. Tell us the countries, US states, industries, company sizes and job titles you want, and we build an email list of companies using Microsoft Dynamics 365 around that brief and send a free sample before you order.
Yes. You get work email addresses for named professionals at companies we associate with Dynamics 365, not shared inboxes, drawn from 157K+ contacts across 34K+ companies.
Depending on your requirements and what we hold, a record can include company name, website, industry, country, state, city, company size, employee count, revenue range, contact name, job title, department, seniority, business email address, business phone number and the Dynamics 365 technology identified. Not every record carries every field, and we tell you what exists for your filters before you order.
Yes. Manufacturing, retail, financial services, healthcare, professional services, technology, construction, distribution, automotive, telecommunications and public sector are all available as filters, and they combine with geography, company size and job title.
Yes. Order one country, a short list of US states, or a single city. Location combines with every other filter, so you can ask for one industry in one state at one company size.
Yes. Platform decisions rarely sit with one person, so most buyers ask for several roles at the same account - CIO, CTO, CFO, VP of IT, IT Director, ERP Manager and CRM Manager among them. Which titles matter depends on the application: Finance is a CFO conversation, Sales is a VP of Sales conversation.
Yes. Request a free sample built to your own filters and review the data before you order. No card needed.
No. BizzContacts is an independent B2B data provider. We are not a Microsoft partner and are not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Microsoft Corporation. Microsoft and Dynamics 365 are their trademarks.
Records are re-checked on an ongoing cycle rather than at a fixed interval, and each record is checked again before your file ships. The date the data behind this page was last reviewed is shown in the verification section.
You can ask, and we confirm what coverage is available before you order. Application-level detail such as Sales, Customer Service, Finance or Supply Chain Management is not guaranteed on every record, so we tell you what exists for your filters rather than promising it up front.
BizzContacts provides access to a database covering 34K+ companies using Microsoft Dynamics 365 globally, 7K+ companies in the USA and 157K+ professional contacts. Request customized data by industry, geography, company size, revenue, job title, department and seniority.
Dynamics AX, NAV, GP, SL and Dynamics CRM each have their own customer list. They are separate products with separate install bases, not older names for Dynamics 365, so they are listed first here — followed by the ERP and CRM suites Dynamics 365 accounts are most often evaluated against.
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