Reporting tools have their strengths and challenges, so we recently offered an in-depth look at. See this helpful GP reporting chart and excellent GP training video from our recent Chicago user group meeting for Microsoft Dynamics GP. (Hint: it's a solid 90 minutes of tips and tricks, so be prepared to learn a lot!)
Whether you already use Microsoft Dynamics GP or are simply researching options for a new accounting or ERP system, you will find the information valuable. Our senior reporting consultants break it down for you in a detailed presentation of these eight Microsoft Dynamics GP reporting tools and an excellent user guide of when to use them and why. Watch the video to learn:
- When would I use this reporting tool?
- What type of data would appear on this report?
- Who would create this report?
- Where would I access this report?
- Who would use this report?
- Real world examples of when to use the reporting tool
to explore these eight reporting tools:
- SmartList Builder
- Excel Reports
- SmartView
- SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS)
- Business Analyzer
- Jet Reports
- Forecaster
- Management Reporter
By Andree Dolan, GP, Microsoft Dynamics NAV, Microsoft Dynamics AS, Microsoft Dynamics SL and Microsoft Dynamics CRM
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