Microsoft Dynamics NAV, continued today as Dynamics 365 Business Central, is an ERP solution for small and medium-sized businesses. Financial accounting, purchasing, sales, inventory and production come together in one system – but the benefits only materialise once users understand the processes behind it.
In our Dynamics courses you work through an end-to-end business case: you enter documents, post in finance, manage items and inventory and analyse your figures. You get to know the navigation and the permissions logic and find out how the system can be adapted to your own processes without losing the ability to update.
This course gives participants fundamental knowledge of the Purchasing, Sales and Warehouse modules. Using practical examples, participants learn how to approach solutions for different tasks.
The course covers the basic activities required for purchasing, selling and storing items. You get an overview of setting up the modules, the required master data and the processes.
Participants are given the knowledge and skills required to work with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. Key topics are the basic modules and their functionality as well as navigation in the different clients.
The application setup part of the course gives participants knowledge of the tools for implementing and maintaining cross-application setup data after installing the system components. The main focus is on application-oriented tasks for setting up and maintaining company-wide rules, data and users. It also covers the use of the RIM Toolkit (Rapid Implementation Methodology) for the semi-automatic implementation of all setup data and for migrating all master data from a legacy system.
Financial Accounting is the module in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central that nearly all other module areas integrate with. Basic knowledge of the Financial Accounting module is therefore essential for understanding how the other modules of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central work!
This course gives participants detailed knowledge of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central financial accounting. Using practical examples, participants get to know the solution approach for different cases.
This course gives participants detailed knowledge of the Purchasing, Sales and Warehouse modules as well as logistics-related processes in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. Using practical examples, participants learn how to approach solutions for different cases.
Dynamics 365 Business Central – Functional Consultant Certification Preparation MB-800
Dynamics 365 Business Central was developed and optimised for small and medium-sized businesses and is an application for companies whose entry-level solutions no longer meet their needs. Growing companies often find that their simple accounting software or older ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system is no longer sufficient, because these solutions cannot keep up with rising inventory levels and transaction volumes, offer no integration with other business applications and have only limited reporting capabilities. Companies also face the logistical challenge of providing services with greater scalability, mobility and availability in the cloud. With Business Central you can manage your finances, automate and safeguard your supply chain, sell smarter, improve customer service and project performance, and optimise your operations.
This workshop introduces the development of extensions for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central using AL and Visual Studio Code. You set up a sandbox, create and extend tables, pages, reports and codeunits, and use events instead of changes to standard code. You also secure your extensions with tests, translations and Git, and learn how existing C/AL solutions are converted to AL.
In this workshop, you will learn to provision and visualise data from Dynamics 365 Business Central using Power BI.
This course explains the Production application area in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central from a user's perspective. The chapters of this course cover the creation and processing of production orders. This includes setting up the module, setting up manufactured items and running production. This enables the user to understand what is being produced, what needs to be produced or purchased, and when this should happen.
The course also covers topics such as capacities, production planning and subcontracting.
