Microsoft Cloud is an ever-expanding set of cloud services to help your organization meet your business challenges and moving your IT infrastructure to the cloud has numerous benefits. Whether you’re looking to enhance security and become GDPR compliant, cut your total cost of ownership by 10.25%, or improve teamwork and innovation by integrating AI capabilities, moving to the Cloud provides a solution to your IT problems.

In this webinar you will learn:

• What is Microsoft Cloud
• Top 5 reasons why the cloud is a better option than on-premise
• The economical and security benefits associated with the Cloud
• 5 biggest risks while moving to the Cloud
• Exclusive checklist for your Cloud migration strategy
• Bridge to the Cloud Promotion from Microsoft

This webinar is to provide end-user training for people new to Dynamics.  Periodically users must update the costs of the standard components and roll the new costs up to the parent item. The process typically consists of the following steps:

1. Suggest item Standard Cost
2. Review and update costs at the component and capacity levels.
3. Consolidate and roll up the component and capacity costs to calculate the items’ total manufacturing or assembly cost.
4. Implement the standard costs entered when you run the previous batch jobs. The standard costs do not take effect until they are implemented. For more information, see Implement Standard Cost Changes.
5. Implement the changes to update the Unit Cost field on the item card and perform inventory revaluation.

Financial statements provide insight into the financial data stored in your chart of accounts. Analyze figures in G/L accounts and compare general ledger entries with general ledger budget entries. The results can be displayed on your dashboard, viewed on your phone or downloaded to Excel for analysis.

Join us on this training webinar on how to create a detailed financial statement known as Account Schedules in Dynamics 365 Business Central.

Agenda:

• Create customized financial reports.
• Create as many account schedules as needed, each with a unique name.
• Set up various report layouts and print the reports with the current figures.
• Setup Columns
• Working with Formulas
• Comparing Accounting Periods
• Using Dimensions

It is a mistake to hire developers to program custom solutions.  So instead, join us for another training webinar where you will learn how to quickly automate your workflows, enable business logic to simplify tasks and connect your processes with Microsoft Power Automate. 

Agenda:

• Introduction to Flow
• Templates
• Flow in Action
• Flow Features and Functions
• Multistep Flows
• Approve Requests
• Adding conditions
• Using a combination of data/systems
• Working security
• Dashboards and Monitoring

Prerequisites:

• You either need Microsoft 365 professional or
• You can download the Power Platform you can get a limited trial license

Moving your IT infrastructure to the cloud has numerous benefits. Whether you’re looking to enhance security and become GDPR compliant, cut your total cost of ownership by 10.25%, or improve teamwork and innovation by integrating AI capabilities, moving to the Cloud provides a solution to your IT problems.

In this webinar you will learn:

• Top 5 reasons why the cloud is a better option than on-premise
• The economical and security benefits associated with the Cloud
• 5 biggest risks while moving to the Cloud
• Exclusive checklist for your Cloud migration strategy
• Bridge to the Cloud Promotion from Microsoft

Most office users only use about 15% of Microsoft Excel’s Power.

This webinar is to review some common features, tools, tips, tricks and designed to take you from a basic understanding to an intermediate level.

What you’ll learn:

• Sorting data
• Removing Duplicates
• Data Validation
• Math Functions
• Freeze Panes
• Working with Dates
• Search and Replace
• Formulas – IF, TRIM, LEFT, MID, SEARCH
• VLookup
• Pivot Tables, Charts and Graphs
• Working with ERP – Budgets, add/modify/delete

Requirements

• Basic computer skills and experience navigating the Internet.

Writing and recording checks for your expenses keeps your chequing account organized in Dynamics 365 Business Central. If you make a purchase with a hand-written check or you want to print a new check, you need to enter a check-in Business Central. This ensures your accounts are up-to-date and all of your business transactions are accounted for. Here’s how to record and print a check.

Check Run Process for Accounts Payable

1. Process Recurring Vouchers

• • Create Vouchers
  • Make any edits to the Vouchers
  • Verify Vouchers
  • Post Vouchers

2. Print Computer Checks:

1. • Calculate Vendor Payments
   • Calculate Employee Payments
   • Review Cash requirement
   • Add any extra vouchers
   • Review deferred vouchers

• • Print Checks
  • Post Checks

3. Manual Checks

4. EFT

5. Reports

Management