Microsoft recently announced that no licenses are required to view Business Central data in Microsoft Teams. When configured, employees that have a Microsoft 365 license but no Business Central license can view Business Central records that are shared with them in Microsoft Teams chat and channels.
In the 2022 release wave 2 of Business Central, numerous updates and new features were made to enhance the onboarding process, user experiences, reporting, and connectivity. In this post, we will highlight key updates and new features we feel are most beneficial to Business Central users.
Statistical accounts are non-financial accounts that can be used to track operational information. These statistical accounts empower finance departments to examine the relationship between non-monetary data and financial activity to unlock valuable insights. Unlock the functionality required for statistical accounts and learn how to use them in Business Central.
The Master Record Manager for Business Central is a powerful add-on designed to standardize data management by enabling users to copy master data to multiple other companies. By being able to copy records from a master company to child companies, you can reduce the time spent on manual data entry and eliminate data discrepancies between companies.
Business Central is a powerful enterprise resource planning (ERP) system that can be customized to meet your specific business needs. One of the most common ways to customize Business Central is by adding fields. By adding fields, organizations are able to monitor the information that is most critical to their business. Discover the different ways that users may add fields to their Business Central environment.
Every business understands the importance of enforcing credit limits to mitigate risk. Once a credit limit is specified, it is important to be able to enforce restrictions to stop over credit limit sales orders by providing warnings and implementing an approval process. In this post, we will walk you through how to set up credit limit warnings and credit limit locks for sales orders that exceed a customer’s credit limit and require approval in Business Central.
The Document Lines Lists application adds several new sales document pages that allow you to view and filter line level details in aggregate instead of having to navigate to individual documents. This post will detail how to access the new pages included in our custom application, how to personalize them for your needs, and how to export the line level detail to Excel.
Many vendors require payments to be sent to different addresses. This means, it is essential that users be able to create multiple remit-to addresses for a single vendor. The easiest way to do this in Business Central is to leverage the Remit-to Enhancements application by Rand Group.
Customized reports provide tremendous benefits to organizations and are incredibly useful for interpreting data from raw, meaningless numbers to productive, valuable information. While Business Central has a good amount of pre-defined reports that are available, it may be beneficial for your organization to tailor these reports to meet your specific needs.
Having separate bill-to addresses for some customers is a quite common requirement. You must be able to not only set the ship-to address for a customer to specify where a shipment is going, but also the bill-to address for where the invoice is sent. To do this, businesses can leverage the Bill-to Enhancements application by Rand Group.
To enhance visibility into purchase lines in Business Central, Rand Group has developed the Document Lines List application. This custom add-on adds several new purchase document pages that enable users to view, search, and filter all line level details in aggregate instead of having to navigate to the individual documents. Additionally, users will then be able to personalize their new pages and export them to Excel as needed.
Depreciation is used to expense a portion of an asset that relates to the revenue generated by that asset. This allows companies to expense portions of an asset over time, generally at a steady rate, so that the cost of the asset is allocated over its useful life. In this post, we will highlight a few popular depreciation methods to help you determine which method would best fit your business needs.
