If you are looking for a new ERP solution, perhaps one of your reasons is the need for improved reporting. Microsoft Dynamics GP not only includes 5 times as many standard reports as QuickBooks, it also includes 200 standard Excel reports, 70 standard SRS reports based on SQL Server Query technology, the ability to view reports [...]
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Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Reporting – Book Review
By Marcia Nita Doron, Altico Advisors This review is for: Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Reporting (Paperback) Full Disclosure: I was provided a no-charge paperback edition for the purpose of this review by the publisher, Packt. What piqued my interest in the first place was actually the fact that Errol Schoenfish, a monument in the Microsoft [...]
continue reading...Create Custom Financial Reports With Actionable Information – Microsoft Dynamics SL
Most ERP packages have some report writing package that allows users to create and distribute financial statements for analysis purposes. The problem is that many of these packages create reports that are too limited. Oftentimes, end users are looking for a very specific report and wind up getting something different from what they asked for. Microsoft Dynamics [...]
continue reading...Microsoft Dynamics GP Reporting Tools and Dynamics GP 2010 New Features Highlighted at the Microsoft Dynamics Triple Play Workshop
InterDyn Artis invites the Microsoft Dynamics GP community of the Carolinas to join us as we host Microsoft Dynamics Triple Play Workshop. This complimentary full-day event will combine two our most requested topics, Microsoft Dynamics GP Reporting Tools and new features of Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010. You will also have the opportunity to see product [...]
continue reading...Management Reporter: What You Need to Know Before Installing and Migrating from FRx
Based upon recent installs of this exciting new product, we have some tips to make your experience with FRx to Management Reporter migration much easier.
continue reading...Are You Ready for Management Reporter to Replace FRx?
Out with the old and in with the new. Management Reporter for Microsoft Dynamics ERP is soon replacing Microsoft FRx; but don’t let this update catch you by surprise. Microsoft has made the migration process as smooth as possible with the migration wizard. The wizard will help you seamlessly: Migrate company data and report building [...]
continue reading...Are you Ready for Management Reporter to Replace FRx?
Out with the old and in with the new. Management Reporter for Microsoft Dynamics® ERP is soon replacing Microsoft FRx, but don’t let this update catch you by surprise. Microsoft has made the migration process as smooth as possible with the migration wizard. The wizard will help you seamlessly: Migrate company data and report building [...]
continue reading...Management Reporter Released With Dynamics GP 2010
With the release of Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 coming in May 2010, GP users are getting their first hands-on look at Management Reporter, the new replacement for FRx. Management reporting plays a key role in performance management. Displaying business results, performing variance analysis, comparing projections, and consolidating data from disparate general ledgers provides business users [...]
continue reading...Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 And Multicurrency Financial Reporting
Management Reporter is the name of the new financial report writer that will ship with Dynamics GP 2010. It is written C# and uses SQL Server as the database. It will have a user interface akin to the other Microsoft Dynamics and Office products, which Microsoft often promotes as a fundamental reason people should be [...]
continue reading...Don’t Take My FRx! I’m Still Using It.
As discussed in Abra Lynne Gilman’s blog post on 10/19/2009, Microsoft is getting ready to release a new version of Management Reporter for Dynamics GP. This new version’s release will coincide with next year’s release of GP 11 but will be available soon in beta. As we welcome a new financial reporting tool, it means [...]
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