Read original post on the CAL Business Solutions Tips & Tricks Blog. One thing users love about Microsoft Dynamics GP is the strong financial reporting. You can use the “My Reports” feature on the Microsoft Dynamics GP home page to make sure your favorite reports are always at your fingertips. The reports that show on [...]
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Video: Three Ways to Get to Know Your Connecticut Microsoft Dynamics GP Partner
When you are choosing a Microsoft Dynamics GP partner, how do you get to know them? Reviewing their website is a start, but a great website can disguise a not so great company. If a salesperson comes to your office that is helpful, but how much do you know about the rest of the team [...]
continue reading...Dynamics GP Video Tip: How to Customize the Home Page Part 1 – Choose Your Role and Home Page Layout
Read original post on CAL's Dynamics GP Tips & Tricks Blog A benefit of Microsoft Dynamics GP is the role based user interface. But what if you want to change the role that was set up for you, or you have changed positions? It is easy to customize the Dynamics GP user role. The role [...]
continue reading...A Free Tool for Dynamics GP That Microsoft Excel Users Will Love
In my experience, people who use Microsoft Dynamics LOVE Microsoft Excel. (This applies to people considering using Microsoft Dynamics GP too.) Excel tools for Microsoft Dynamics GP are always popular but we just found out about a new one that is FREE. Hard to believe but true. Jet Express, a new self-service reporting solution from [...]
continue reading...Convergence 2013 Offers More Expo Time Than Convergence 2012
Every year our Dynamics GP Clients (and prospective clients) who attend Convergence say that time in the Expo Center, talking to the hundreds of ISV vendors that support Dynamics with add on products, is a major highlight of the experience. “I came to the 2010 Microsoft Convergence to check out the ISV Expo. I just [...]
continue reading...Big Changes to Convergence 2013 Agenda – Better or Worse?
Convergence is Microsoft Dynamics largest annual user convention. (But there are plenty of prospective users there too. You even get special colored badges so everyone can treat you like a VIP). This year Convergence will be held in New Orleans March 18-21st. But Convergence alumni will notice that the 2013 agenda has some big changes. [...]
continue reading...What’s New in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013? Descriptions of 60 New Features
Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 is scheduled to be released December 1, 2013. But how is Microsoft Dynamics GP different than previous releases? What are the new features in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013? Check out the list of 60 features below and then download “What’s New in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013” (pdf) to read a brief [...]
continue reading...Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Extended Pack Module Descriptions
In my last post, Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Starter Pack Module Descriptions, you learned which modules every user of Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 will receive for free. The price of Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 starter pack is $5,000 for 3 users. This is a required purchase. Each additional user is $3,000 for a full user [...]
continue reading...Microsoft Dynamics GP Integration Experts Prove Custom Applications Can Connect with Core Financials
Many New England companies we work with, especially in the distribution industry, have custom, proprietary business specific applications that are critical to running their business. Some ERP vendors may look at this old system and tell you to replace it with something shiny and new. Unless the system is pitifully unreliable, we don’t recommend this. [...]
continue reading...Management Reporter Tip: How to Maintain Logins and Default Company Settings Between Sessions
Do you find that each time you log into Management Reporter on Terminal Server or Citrix, you need to re-enter your login and default company? The reason those are lost between sessions is that their user profiles are set up to delete temporary files and folders on exit. This unfortunately is where Management Reporter coders [...]
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