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Gestisoft
Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Copilot partner for Canadian businesses
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Productivity, Data
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Illustrative, Bento, Maximalist
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Private
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About the site
Gestisoft is a Canadian Microsoft partner implementing Dynamics 365, Power Platform, and Copilot AI for manufacturers, SMBs, and the public sector. Instead of corporate blue, the site goes all in on personality: a saturated yellow hero flanked by hand-drawn cartoon characters, a wizard and a walking padlock, then colourful solution cards and a huge wordmark on yellow. A great reference for consultancies that want to feel human while selling complex enterprise software.
How this page sells
For Canadian businesses weighing Microsoft Dynamics: cartoon warmth makes it approachable, then retention stats and awards earn trust.
Primary navigation
- Solutions
- Resources
- About
- Support
- Search
- FR
- Free discovery call
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A strip above the nav with a photo: 'Cut costs, not corners. Copilot can be powerful, but is it worth the hype? Use our free ROI calculator…' and a Try our calculator button.
Why it converts: Buyers sceptical of AI hype get a no-commitment tool that answers their real question, cost, and the page gets an early lead.
'Your [key] to an optimized supply chain', with a drawn key in place of a word and the outcome rotating, between a cartoon wizard and a walking padlock on saturated yellow.
Why it converts: Personality is rare in ERP consulting. It makes an intimidating, expensive project feel approachable, and the rotating outcome lets each buyer spot their own goal.
'+6,200 users are supported by our team' over Québec logos: Hydro-Québec, the Montreal Symphony Orchestra, Leucan, AQPM.
Why it converts: Local public and cultural institutions tell a Canadian buyer this partner knows their regulatory and language context.
'Discover the power of Microsoft': an accordion of offerings (AI and Copilot, ERP for SMBs and manufacturers, CRM for regulatory bodies, CRM for citizen requests) beside a Copilot portrait.
Why it converts: Each row names a buyer type as well as a product, so the reader finds their own row without knowing Microsoft's product names.
Six colour-coded cards titled by the problem, not the product: 'Regain control of your finances', 'Relieve your logistics bottlenecks', 'Stop customers slipping through the cracks'.
Why it converts: Buyers don't search for 'Dynamics 365 Business Central'; they search for their headache. Naming it first earns the click.
A colourful bento: 220+ projects a year, a 95% renewal rate for 2024, '+29' years in business ('This isn't our first rodeo'), and a team photo of 110+ specialists.
Why it converts: A 95% renewal rate is the metric that matters for a long implementation partnership. It says clients stay after the go-live.
A yellow band of three line-drawn keys: Bespoke Support (a dedicated Customer Success Manager), Wizard of Work, and Microsoft Maniacs.
Why it converts: A named success manager answers the buyer's biggest fear with consultancies: being handed to juniors after the contract is signed.
A patchwork of badges with explanations: B Corp, Great Place to Work, Microsoft Solutions Partner in both ERP and CRM, Canada's Most Admired Corporate Cultures.
Why it converts: Being a certified Microsoft partner in both ERP and CRM is the credential procurement checks. The culture awards imply the team won't churn mid-project.
Quote cards tagged Manufacturing or Distribution from VPs of Finance and General Managers, like 'We are now able to track our production run in real time'.
Why it converts: Tagging each quote by industry lets a manufacturer read only the voices from their own world.
'Jumpstart your transformation now.' over a photo of a workshop session, with a Free discovery call button and a giant white Gestisoft wordmark on orange below.
Why it converts: The photo shows what the call leads to, real people in a working session, which makes the free call feel like the start of a partnership.
