You can view a list of Microsoft Dynamics ISV Partners here, but to purchase a solution or browse specific areas of functionality you should go to DynamicsDownloads. DynamicsDownloads is a hub for Microsoft Dynamics end users, partners, consultants, and ISVs to sell, buy, and download Microsoft Dynamics add-on solutions.

Here is an example of a SQL Reporting Services Report available for purchase on DynamicsDownloads: Item Quantity w/Lot SSRS Report from SBS Group

Searching for item quantity information including lot availability?  This report does just that and was built for Dynamics GP 10 users on SQL 2005 using Visual Studio 2005. Security for this report was designed using Windows authentication. Two parameters are available for this report – Item Class and Site ID.  Both are configured for multi-select and are automatically populated from the view.

Interested in this report?  Contact SBS Group or email info@sbsgroupusa.com.  Want to browse other reports – register for a trial membership on DynamicsDownloads here or email Brandon@dynamicsdownloads.com for more information. 

By: SBS Group – New Jersey Microsoft Dynamics GP, SL & CRM Gold Partner

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SQL Reporting Services (SSRS) allows users to access their data anytime, anywhere, without consuming a full Dynamics GP/ERP user license.   It also allows report developers to leverage their Visual Studio skills in creating custom reports using Queries or Stored Procedures.  If you aren’t experienced with Visual Studio, SSRS allows the end user, with minimal training, the ability to author reports using the Office-Familiar Report Builder 3.0.

The delivery and publishing of these reports take report deployment to a new level.  Integration to SharePoint and Business Portal allow reports to be published to web-sites that can be accessed by non-ERP users.  Scheduled report execution is available in SSRS which gives Report managers the ability to create subscriptions to automate report execution in several formats (PDF, Excel, Word, XML) and e-mail to specific users automatically.  SQL Server Reporting Services implements a flexible, role-tailored security model to protect reports and reporting resources.

Many Dynamics GP clients do not realize that they already own this technology as it comes with SQL Server.  Once it is installed and configured, report packs can be deployed, and custom reports are ready for creation.

Interested in learning more? SBS Group, a New Jersey Dynamics GP Partner, hosted a 30-minute “What’s New in SQL Reporting Services” Webinar on June 23^rd. View the “What’s New in SQL Reporting Services” presentation or email info@sbsgroupusa.com for more information.  For over 24 years, SBS Group has implemented Microsoft Dynamics GP solutions and helped businesses with their ERP/Accounting and business process needs. Contact SBS Group here or call 732.476.5909.

By: SBS Group – New Jersey Microsoft Dynamics GP, CRM & SL Partner

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If you have been waiting to upgrade to a new Great Plains software version or you are evaluating new accounting systems – make sure you take a look at GP 2010.  One major enhancement will be the replacement of Report Writer with a more user-friendly reporting tool using .NET capabilities which will provide drill-down capabilities back into the software, similar to FRx.   Dynamics GP 9.0 already uses SQL reporting services and excel-based reports, but Dynamics GP 2010 takes it one step further –for the better.

Here are a few more new features in Microsoft Dynamics GP (Great Plains) 11 that you can look forward to:

• Microsoft Dynamics Online Connect – a new feature that allows you to view reminders as visual cues and multiple metrics on the page.
• New Navigation Pane – showing you the series buttons and associate lists for modules that are marked in the registration window allowing you to clean up the amount of options you need to sift through when working with your navigation lists.
• What’s New – right click in a text or numeric field to see a shortcut menu. This shortcut menu contains options from the Edit menu.
• Automatic login – you now have the option to log on to Great Plains and default, or favorite, a company automatically.

There’s plenty more to come.  For more information on Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 – register for Microsoft Convergence 2010, or contact a local Microsoft Dynamics GP Gold Partner.  View a full list of Microsoft Dynamics Great Plains Partners here.

By: SBS Group – New Jersey Microsoft Dynamics GP Partner

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