Dynamics NAV Version’s
Version
Release
Initial Product Launch
Company founded in Denmark(1984)
1984
First version of proto-Navision released, "PC Plus" for DOS(1985)
1985
Navigator 1.x
Navigator 1.00
1987
Navigator 2.00
1988
Navigator 3.00
1989
Navision Financials 1.x - Navision Financials Released for Windows 95
Navision Financials 1.00
1995
Navision Financials 1.00A
1995
Navision Financials 1.00B
1995
Navision Financials 1.10
1995
Navision Financials 1.10A
1995
Navision Financials 1.20
1996
Navision Financials 1.30
1997
Navision Financials 2.x
Navision Financials 2.00
2000
Navision Financials 2.00A
2000
Navision Financials 2.00B
2000
Navision Financials 2.00C
2000
Navision Financials 2.01
2000
Navision Financials 2.01A
2000
Navision Financials 2.01B
2000
Navision Attain 3.x
Navision Attain 3.00
2001
Navision Attain 3.0x
Navision Attain 3.01
2002
Navision Attain 3.01A
2002
Navision Attain 3.01B
2002
Navision Attain 3.10x
Navision Attain 3.10
2002
Navision Attain 3.10A
2002
Navision Attain 3.10B
2002
Navision Attain 3.60
Navision Attain 3.60
2002
Navision Attain 3.60A
2002
***Microsoft Acquired Navision and created Microsoft Business Solutions division
2002
Microsoft Business Solutions Navision 3.7
Navision 3.70
2003
Navision 3.70A (3.7 Service Pack A)
2003
Navision 3.70B (3.7 Service Pack B)
2003
Microsoft Business Solutions Navision 4.0
Navision 4.0
Dec'2004
Navision 4.0 Service Pack 1 (Navision 4.1)
Nov'2005
Navision 4.0 Service Pack 2 (Navision 4.2)
Apr'2006
Navision 4.0 Service Pack 3 (Navision 4.3)
Oct'2006
Dynamics NAV 5.0 (2007)
Dynamics NAV 5.0
Apr'2007
Dynamics NAV 5.0 Service Pack 1 (Dynamics NAV 5.1)
Mar'2008
Dynamics NAV 2009
Dynamics NAV 2009  (Pre-release named as Dynamics NAV 6.0)
Feb'2009
Dynamics NAV 2009 Service Pack 1
Aug'2009
Dynamics NAV 2009 R2
Mar'2011
Dynamics NAV 2013
Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013
Dec'2012
Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2
Dec'2013
Dynamics NAV 2015
Dec'2014
Dynamics NAV 2016
Jan'2016
Dynamics NAV 2017
Oct'2017
Dynamics NAV 2018
Dec'2017

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