Navision is the original ERP system for
Enterprise Software, like Microsoft Dynamics NAV, is designed to handle the complex interworking of a company’s financials, inventory, warehousing, sales, purchases, manufacturing, etc. under one system to streamline supply chain operations and get a much better idea of trends and business data through advanced detailed reporting.
Through its history, Dynamics NAV, has been released with many editions to help gain access to this vital business intelligence and to make it both easy-to-use and customizable to adapt to an organization's unique business needs.
Improvements have been made to NAV along the following areas just discussed:
Business Intelligence: By utilizing a robust database, such as Microsoft SQL reporting service, business data can be generated and shared for analysis across the enterprise.
User Interface: A “RoleTailored” User interface was introduced in 2008 to increase productivity by having employees log onto their user interface screens that corresponds with their work title to access tasks that are most relevant to their position. There are 21 "out-of-the" box roles such as Accounting Manager, Bookkeeper, IT Manager, Machine Operator, President, Purchasing Manager and Sales Manager to give some examples. All of these RoleTailored Client or RTC roles are customizable and new roles can be added.
Customization: Also in 2008, part of the RoleTailored Client user interface design was part of a new ERP architecture called the Three-Tier Graphical User Interface or “GUI”. In this configuration, the data resides in the SQL database (called the Data Tier), and the top tier accounts for the RTC User Interface called the Client Tier. The middle tier, is called just that or sometimes the Server Tier. This Middle Tier is a multi-tiered environment that is designed to host and execute all the business logic and makes a significant departure from the previous 2-tier ERP architecture. Having this additional layer makes NAV more scalable and customizable with the additional of NAV’s Web Services which makes it easy for other programs and systems to Integrate.
Microsoft Dynamics NAV continues to be updated and released on a more frequent basis. The lastest version, called
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Does the Microsoft Navision Dynamics 2016 version offer a payment portal or any type of payment integration capability?