Item Charges – Non Inventoriable Costs
In a previous post of Dynamics NAV Essentials, we have shed a light on the item charges functionality in Dynamics NAV, it was precisely about the landed costs…
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Creating a New Company in Dynamics 365 Business Central
One of the most essential benefits of a cloud based ERP system is that it requires zero time to be install and can be setup and configured almost…
How to Use “Record Permissions” in Dynamics NAV
In a previous post on Dynamics NAV Essentials; understanding user setup and security, we have clarified how the security model is built and configured in Dynamics NAV. The…
Change Item Base Unit of Measurement
In a recent implementation of Dynamics NAV 2018, the client has requested to upload the master data from their old legacy ERP system. In the old ERP system,…
Dynamics GP 2018 – Worklow History Reporting
Workflow reporting is always important, it’s always required to track the workflow history of a specific purchase requisition, AP transaction, General Ledger batch …etc. Despite of the fact…
Dynamics GP 2018 – Copy Workflow Steps
In a previous post of the GP 2018 features and enhancements, the workflow reminders have been thoroughly illustrated showing how reminders can be helpful for approvers. Today, we…
Dynamics GP 2018 – Workflow Reminders
With the release of Dynamics GP2018, new features were introduced to the workflow management module which represents as always a major enhancement to the product. One of the…
Dynamics 365 Business Central is Live
It has been announced previously that Dynamics 365 Business Central will be generally available by Monday, the 2nd of April, 2018. When logging into Dynamics 365 Trials, you…
Item Price List – Free Tool
In Dynamics GP, prices can either be configured using the standard or extended functionality. Dynamics GP essentials is sharing a free tool to import the prices into Dynamics…
The Future of Microsoft Dynamics GP – By Belinda Allen
Mark was sharing his thoughts and opinions on the future of the Microsoft Dynamics family. As much as I respect Mark, I disagree with most of his blog…