One of the great things about Microsoft Dynamics GP is it’s full of customization options. One such option is the home page. Home page customization provides you a convenient way to view everything you need on a daily basis and remove what you don't. Whether you want specific windows or reports, you can add them [...]
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Dynamics GP Journal Entry: Paste from Excel- Free Add in!
Are you tired of manually entering long and lengthy journal entries? Great news: now you don’t have to! There is a simple-to-use new add-in tool and it’s FREE! This add-in tool allows for a basic cut/paste operation of GL Journal Entries originating in Excel to the GL-Transaction Entry window. Here’s how to do it: Create a spreadsheet with 4 [...]
continue reading...Microsoft Dynamics GP2013 – What’s the Difference Between a Test System and a Test Company?
I’ve found that in conversations with GP users, many are confused by the differences between the terminology “Test System” and “Test Company”. A Test Company is NOT a Test System. A Test Company is part of your live environment and should only be used to “test” transactions. It is a learning and training environment that [...]
continue reading...Planning To Deploy a New ERP system?
The complaints probably started a while ago. “The systems is so slow, I can’t get anything done on time”. Just a few minor complaints at the beginning, and they were infrequent, so they were rather easy to dismiss. As your company has grown, however, those complaints become more frequent, and more strenuous. Have you heard [...]
continue reading...Making the Case for Eliminating Custom or Out of Date Software and Business Risks
We have written on the topic of custom and legacy applications and the risks that business owners are taking with their data and their company over the last few years and without fail, it continues to be an issue for prospects that I visit in the Dynamics GP sales process. I understand that businesses, especially [...]
continue reading...Compelling ERP Implementation Tips for CFO’s
As chief financial officer (CFO) of a company, you need to be 'in the know' when it comes to your business processes. Many businesses, large and small, look toward enterprise resource planning (ERP) software to gain insight and control over business operations. ERP software offers many ways to improve business operations and drive growth; however, [...]
continue reading...Budget for Dynamics GP 2013 Hardware and Infrastructure Requirements and Costs
The release of Dynamics GP 2013 includes some great new features. But I feel that I want to hold up a sign saying: “Warning, May Cause Infrastructure Investment.” We have found that many of our Dynamics GP users and prospective users are operating on hardware and software that is no longer supported. Unlike past upgrades, [...]
continue reading...Establishing a Relationship with Your ERP Software
Relationship building is a process, especially with your enterprise resource planning (ERP) software. Once you set eyes on the ERP that's right for you, there are certain steps you must follow to ensure success down the road. Using a matchmaker: Using a reliable software provider will make finding the right ERP solution for your business [...]
continue reading...Find the Right ERP Software Without a Salesperson Breathing Down Your Neck
As an ERP salesperson for over 20 years, I have seen many changes with buyer habits and I’m always trying to figure out the best way to impart knowledge in order to help with the decision-making process. After all, the decision to purchase ERP software is a big one and should not be taken lightly. [...]
continue reading...Top 5 Most Viewed ERP Software Blog Posts by Turnkey Technologies, Inc. in 2012
“I like the dreams of the future better than the history of the past.” – Thomas Jefferson Turnkey Technologies, Inc. has enjoyed sharing great ideas and insights about Microsoft Dynamics GP and ERP Software on the ERPsoftwareblog.com in 2012. The main goal has always been to educate the reader, giving a unique perspective of Microsoft [...]
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