A blog sharing articles, ideas and experiments about Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance & Operations (D365 F&O)
“What should our project team look like?”
It’s a good sign when a business about to undertake a D365 F&O implementation asks this question.
The fact is, selecting and contracting an implementation partner (aka system integrator) is only one part of the puzzle when it comes to getting underway with your project. Successful projects require an investment of people and time from the business as well.
An element of uncertainty has existed ever since Microsoft announced the deprecation of the D365 F&O mobile workspaces. Yes, I know this was a long time, but until recently some questions remained unanswered. We could make assumptions with a high degree of assurance, but if you’re like me, you want to get your hands on …
Continue reading “Show me my money! Configure the new D365 Expense Mobile App”
There are plenty of options when it comes to choosing how to integrate with D365 F&O. But rather like a extensive menu at a restaurant, too much choice can make it difficult to find the right solution for the task at hand! The purpose of this post is to present an overview of the options …
Continue reading “Why do developers get insomnia? Because of the RESTless APIs…”
It feels like as good time as any to reflect on and celebrate some of the reasons why Microsoft ERP solutions are market leaders – and we’re obviously not forgetting our little cousin D365 BC here. Let’s go! Track all markets on TradingView Choosing Microsoft for your ERP solution is a winning formula – why …
Continue reading “What makes Microsoft ERP better than the competition?”
I was talking to a client yesterday who wondered if there was a quicker way of creating a new Supplier based on an existing Customer record, for the purpose of remittances. Whilst it’s not a single click, going via the Global address book is the cleanest means to do this, as it effectively links all …
Continue reading “It’s time for a Party in the Global address book”
Our posts about making the most of data in F&O (via the interface only) have been getting a lot of love from the community, with “Filtering in D365 F&O” and “If you can’t beat ’em, get joining some tables!” proving to be among our most popular posts to date. The Advanced filter or sort form …
Continue reading “There’s gold to be found in those grid views!”
