A blog sharing articles, ideas and experiments about Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance & Operations (D365 F&O)
Generating insights from F&O, is one of the single most important activities you will likely be undertaking once Live. It may well be the primary driver for adopting an ERP solution in the first place, facilitating a more data driven organisation, leveraging a consistent and comprehensive version of the truth. Whilst most people will initially …
Continue reading “What you need to know about Reporting in Dynamics 365 F&O.”
The Construction Industry Scheme (CIS) is a tax framework in the United Kingdom. Under CIS, contractors who hire subcontractors for construction work are required to deduct money from their payments to subcontractors. This deducted amount is then passed on to the UK tax authority, HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), serving as advance payments toward the subcontractor’s tax and …
Continue reading “From Hard Hats to Hard Numbers: Nailing CIS in D365 F&O”
So you’ve chosen to implement D365 F&O and now you want to choose a partner. One of the first questions you will likely ask prospective partners is “Have you done this before?”. It’s a fair question, you would never instruct a builder to build you a house extension if they have never done any building work before (DIY enthusiasts and worried partners aside), but…
It occurs to me that hard-working HR teams must deal with a lot of repeat business, with questions like: Where do I find my P60? How much can I claim for bike in the cycle-to-work scheme? What’s my annual leave balance? Why do I need to submit this form? And given that HR is a cost centre, not a profit centre, it’s harder to justify additional costs. Of course, there’s now a much easier way to help colleagues to help themselves…
The adoption of a modern day tier 1 ERP system such as Dynamics 365 F&O has numerous advantages when it comes to the streamlining and standardisation of the technology stack. However, when users move from many single purpose systems to one which can manage the entire end to end business operations, it can be overwhelming. …
