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Switching from on-premise ERP to Dynamics 365 Business Central can be disruptive, however with ongoing hands-on training a successful outcome is ensured.

Selecting a system is a long-term investment in the business operations. You may be looking to implement a new system to move off of outdated on-premises servers to the cloud, gain new functionality being mandated by customers or the industry, or eliminate risk in outdated systems.

Selecting a system is a long-term investment in the business operations. You may be looking to implement a new system to move off of outdated on-premises servers to the cloud, gain new functionality being mandated by customers or the industry, or eliminate risk in outdated systems.

In the food industry, maintaining high-quality standards is not just a matter of reputation but also a legal and fiduciary responsibility.

Managing user permissions can be one of the more intricate parts of system administration when setting up Business Central (BC). Luckily, Microsoft simplified this setup and maintenance issue by creating Security Groups – a joint effort between Microsoft Entra ID (formerly known as Azure Active Directory) and Business Central that makes managing user permissions a breeze.

It’s ‘that’ time of year again and you’ve just been handed a list of reports the auditors have asked for and you start scrambling. You know they have to be here somewhere in the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central list of available reports but which one will fit the requirement?

Ah, the end of the year—a time for festive cheer, reflections on the year gone by, and, for many businesses, the dreaded end-of-year inventory count.

Congratulations may be in order if you are one of the many companies that implemented Business Central sometime in the past year! So now it is nearing the end of your first year in your new system and you are wondering what your new year end tasks will be and where do you find that list?!?!

No need to ask for it—today, we are going to discuss permissions in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.

The change log has been part of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central for many years. The change log can track modifications/insertions/deletions of data in the system, including who and when, as well as what the data in the field was before the change was made. Not only is this a great audit tool but also helps if someone makes a mistake and overwrites a customer name for instance – you may have noticed that there is no save or undo button in Business Central.

Many of us at Ternpoint Solutions have worked on both the client and the partner side of implementations, which has helped generate this guide.

Since Business Central (NAV, Navision) does not have a ‘hard’ monthly close, the allowable posting date range is controlled through setup. These date setups can be on User Setup, General Ledger Setup and/or Inventory Periods (if used). We will discuss a couple of examples of how dates are used.

As Microsoft continues to regularly update and improve Business Central, it can be hard to keep track of the changes that are coming and how they might affect your business. To help you stay on top of things, we’re going to cover some of the biggest UX changes coming to Dynamics 365 Business Central in 2022 release wave 2.

It's that time of the year, fall is in the air, pumpkin spice lattes are at Starbucks and the stores are filled with Christmas decorations. What better time to think about standard costs!

We’re excited to announce Kirk Southcott will be joining our team at Ternpoint Solutions.

There’s a serious lack of follow-through when companies change their business systems. Therefore, our founders, Rusty Canada and Devraj Ghosh left their cushy jobs to meet you where it matters. In the training room with your end users.