Dynamics 365 Cert Prep
In development

Dynamics 365 Cert Prep

Practice questions, explanations and timed mock exams for the Microsoft Dynamics 365 certification track — from the same study engine behind the TOGAF, ArchiMate and Azure AI apps.

In development. No release date yet.

exam coverage being scoped
Pro practice and timed mocks, at launch
0
tutor questions will leave your device
Soon
no date committed

What it does

The Dynamics 365 certifications, practised on your phone.

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The same study engine

The one already carrying TOGAF 10, ArchiMate 3.2, Azure AI and PMP: explanations on every answer, weakest-topic surfacing, timed mocks, and per-topic stars that survive reinstalling.

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Written by a practitioner

Two decades of Dynamics 365 delivery behind the question bank, not a scrape of an exam dump.

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On-device AI tutor

Ask why an answer is right. Runs on the phone via Apple Intelligence — questions never leave the device.

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Study in the gaps

Built for the ten minutes before a meeting, not for a desk.

Privacy

Built so there is nothing to leak

The full policy is on the privacy page. The short version:

Your account, deletableSettings → Delete account removes everything, immediately and permanently.
EU storageAccount and practice data live in Frankfurt (eu-central-1).
On-device tutorTutor questions never leave your phone. There is no server fallback.
Never soldNo advertising, no cross-app tracking, no sale of your data.

Pricing

What it costs

Not yet on sale

In development
no release date committed
  • Expected to match the rest of the range: free daily allowance, Pro at $19.99/mo or $99.99/yr

Questions

Before you ask

Which exams?

The scope is still being set. Tell me which one you need and it moves up the list.

Is this a Microsoft product?

No. It is an independent study aid, not affiliated with or endorsed by Microsoft.

About the author

Magnus Oxenwaldt is VP Group AI at Columbus Global. Two decades in enterprise architecture — ERP, integration, customer engagement, and now AI. He hosts the Future Bytes podcast, speaks at executive forums and board off-sites, and writes at oxenwaldt.com.