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In the previous blog for our Dynamics GP 2013 Enhancements Blog Series we discussed the new General Ledger enhancements. For this installment, we are going to continue discussing financial enhancements, but with a focus on Payables and Receivables Management. These new features will allow you to work more accurately and effectively when managing your cash flow.
Payables Management
•Edit Payables Information- With this feature, you can change the remit to address ID on existing transactions. This allows you to edit the payables transaction rather than voiding it and starting over for one incorrectly-entered address.
•Reprint remittance forms and check stubs- You can reprint remittance forms and check stubs for posted check payments entered. Since you must keep a transaction history of all the vendors you will be re-creating, these reports will contain all of the details from the original document if the original was printed, the payment wasn’t voided, or if the history wasn’t deleted.
•Voiding reconciled payments- A field has been added to the Void Historical Payables Transaction window and the Void Open Payables Transaction window that indicates if payment has been reconciled in Bank Reconciliation.
•Voiding check enhancements- When you have credit memos applied to an invoice and want to void a payment that is applied to that same invoice, the credit memo or return is automatically unapplied from the invoice and can be reapplied as needed.
Receivables Management
•Define labels for user-defined fields in Customer Address Maintenance- The labels for the user-defined fields that appear in the Customer Address Maintenance window can now be defined so that users know what information to track in those fields.
•Applying unposted multicurrency cash receipts- You can now apply unposted cash receipts to transactions in the same currency as the cash receipt.
•View Checkbook ID- You can view the checkbook ID that a cash receipt was posted to by using the Cash Receipts Inquiry Zoom window.
•Combine or modify customer ID’s- If you want to combine or modify customer ID’s, you can import data without having to manually enter the information by using the Customer Combiner and Modifier window.
These features allow you to work conveniently and deliver smooth and accurate information without having to go through the trouble of restarting your process. With Dynamics GP 2013, you can access more information faster and in fewer steps.
If you have any questions or would like to learn more about Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013, please contact us today at 636-237-2280 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 636-237-2280 end_of_the_skype_highlighting or email us at sales@turnkeytec.com.
For a high level estimate of your investment in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013, please use our“FREE” Microsoft Dynamics GP Quick Quote Tool. It will give you a great starting point for assessing your potential investment in a solution like this.
By Stephanie Manning and Michael Ramatowski at Turnkey Technologies, Inc.—Missouri, Illinois, and Kentucky Microsoft Gold Certified Dynamics GP and CRM Partner.
In previous blogs we talked about the Foundation Enhancements that came with the release of Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013. I have decided to do a series of blogs that will contain information about different aspects of GP2013 such as Financial Enhancements, Distribution Enhancements, Human Resources and Payroll Enhancements, and Field Service Series Enhancements. Since we have already talked about the GP 2013 Foundation Enhancements, I will focus this blog around some of the new Financial Enhancements. There are many new financial enhancements but in this blog we are going to focus on the General Ledger.
General Ledger-
Clearing balances of unit accounts during year-end close process:
•To clear the balance for the unit account during the year-end close process you can mark the Clear Balance during Year-End Close option in the Unit Account Maintenance window. If this is left unmarked, the balance account is then carried on to the next year during the year-end close process.
Keeping inactive accounts with zero balances during the year-end close:
You can now specify how to handle inactive accounts that have zero balances during the year-end close process with these three options:
•Delete all inactive accounts with zero balances.
•Keep all inactive accounts with zero balances.
•Delete inactive accounts with zero balances that have no budget amounts and keep inactive accounts with zero balances that have budget amounts.
Viewing status during the year-end close:
After you choose the Close Year button in the Year-End Closing window, a status bar appears, displaying the steps that are completed during the year-end process.
•Near the bottom of the screen, it will say “Step 6 of 7 Complete”
Viewing net change and period balances for unit accounts at the same time:
To view period balances and net change balances for the selected account simultaneously, you will see it set up in the Unit Account Maintenance window like this:
Period—- Net Change— Period Balance
General Ledger batch approval information is stored:
You have the ability to track batch approval information for a General Ledger general journal batch in addition to the posting information that’s kept. You will find this option on the Batch Entry page. Near the bottom it will say:
User I.D— Approval Date
If you have any questions or would like to learn more about Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013, please contact us today at 636-237-2280 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 636-237-2280 end_of_the_skype_highlighting or email us at sales@turnkeytec.com.
For a high level estimate of your investment in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013, please use our“FREE” Microsoft Dynamics GP Quick Quote Tool. It will give you a great starting point for assessing your potential investment in a solution like this.
By Stephanie Manning and Michael Ramatowski at Turnkey Technologies, Inc.—Missouri, Illinois, and Kentucky Microsoft Gold Certified Dynamics GP and CRM Partner.
There is a common misconception that Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) solutions are designed only for big businesses. Ten years ago I would have agreed with that, but advancements over the years have greatly increased the availability of technology for any size business. In fact, there are numerous reasons why small businesses can, and should, adopt an ERP solution to help them run smoothly and efficiently.
Often, small businesses feel overwhelmed by the thought of adopting an ERP solution. Whether the concern be costs, time, or IT resources, the perception is that the project is simply more than the company can afford. As a result, many small businesses continue to manually run operations in programs like Microsoft Excel, greatly increasing the potential for human error as they lack safeguards and compliance rules that can protect companies from incredibly costly mistakes.
Fortunately, advancements in technology have eliminated most of the issues that deter small businesses from looking into ERP solutions. Here are four big reasons why small businesses can, and should, adopt an ERP solution today:
Software as a Service (SaaS)
Companies have much more flexibility in regards to the ways they can utilize and access their ERP system. Software as a Service is a software delivery model that allows companies to purchase and use ERP software on a monthly subscription basis. This model allows users to access their system via the internet, eliminating the need for On-Premise servers and in-house IT professionals. Since the company hasn’t invested heavily in the project, they can easily jump ship at any time if they determine the costs aren’t worth it.
Affordability
On-Premise ERP solutions can require costly investments to implement and maintain. However, now that Software as a Service is an option, typical investment costs like IT personnel and infrastructure can be avoided. Data is hosted in the cloud, hardware and IT maintenance responsibilities are put in the hands of the service provider, and costs are brought down.
Faster Implementations
Getting up and running quickly is critical for the well-being of small businesses implementing an ERP system. Furthermore, quick and painless user adoption is a must for businesses that want to keep training costs down. Microsoft Dynamics GP is designed on a platform that is easy to implement, and bolsters a very intuitive interface that looks and acts like commonly-used Microsoft Office products. Users can quickly learn the functionality needed to utilize the software without having to go through months of training.
Ease-of-Customization and Extension
ERP solutions such as Microsoft Dynamics GP are designed with modern, open technology, built with the concept of customization and add-on applications in mind. Interfaces, roles, and processes can easily be tailored to a business, cutting down costs on customization time. Starter and Extended packages allow companies to save money by purchasing a package that meets their bare minimum of requirements without the added costs of unnecessary functionality.
A wide range of functionality can be added to Microsoft Dynamics GP by integrating it with relevant third party applications. This allows companies to pick and choose the functionality they require and build a custom system of solutions at an affordable price.
If you have any questions or would like to learn more about Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013, please contact us today at 636-237-2280 begin_of_the_skype_highlighting 636-237-2280 end_of_the_skype_highlighting or email us at sales@turnkeytec.com.
For a high level estimate of your investment in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013, please use our “FREE” Microsoft Dynamics GP Quick Quote Tool. It will give you a great starting point for assessing your potential investment in a solution like this.
By Brad Vorbeck and Michael Ramatowski at Turnkey Technologies, Inc.—Missouri, Illinois, and Kentucky Microsoft Gold Certified Dynamics GP and CRM Partner.
Why Integrate?
Today’s customers have a considerable amount of tools at their disposal for researching their future purchases. Consequently, sales teams should be equipped with the tools they need to know their customers and engage them in a way that is relevant and meaningful. Having access to thorough information about customers and products is a crucial element to empowering a sales team. Integrating the back office data of an ERP system with the front-line sales tools of a CRM system gives sales teams the complete, detailed picture they need to properly engage with, and bring value to, the customer.
Integrating Microsoft Dynamics GP and Microsoft Dynamics CRM is a simple way to strengthen your sales force. Unique tools have been developed to ease the process and eliminate most of the manual work involved with integrating key data which is already in your system waiting to be used. All you have to do is bridge the gap between the two and your CRM system becomes a high-powered database containing all the information your team needs to interact with your customers.
Some key benefits of integrating Microsoft Dynamics GP and Microsoft Dynamics CRM are that you eliminate the need for double data entry and improve data accuracy by reducing opportunities for errors. Integrating your GP data with CRM gives your sales team a complete picture of your customer, including their credit limits and all past interactions with your company. This allows you to eliminate the need for staff to constantly pull transactional data when sales people request “account summaries”. Finally, integrating GP and CRM helps you understand your customer’s overall needs and buying trends to improve service during each customer interaction.
Integration also provides additional ways to increase revenue. You can smoothly move customers through the sales process by generating accurate sales quotes, create and execute product-focused sales campaigns that maximize revenue by using inventory and pricing data, and upsell to your customers by suggesting sales items from inventory to pair with their current purchases. Integrating your systems allows greater revenue margins by lowering the cost of selling. The lower cost of selling provides more flexibility on ways that resources can be allocated. Streamlining repetitive order processes and eliminating duplicate data entry frees up time that your sales team can now dedicate to revenue-generating activities. You can shorten your sales cycle by automating your “Quote to Cash” processes. Activities spent between attracting your customer and getting paid can be greatly reduced, which in turn gives your team more time to interact with customers and increase sales volumes.
Retaining customers is made easier with Dynamics GP and Dynamics CRM integration. Benefits such as having real-time customer data as you meet with them will help your team deliver a more meaningful sales message. Your customer’s time is important and they will be pleased to see you came prepared by putting in the time to do some basic research about them and their needs.
Business intelligence and visibility is greatly improved when Dynamics CRM has access to the data stored in Dynamics GP. Complex data can be summarized and presented to users to help them better understand the customer. For example, daily order transactions can be rolled up to a month-over-month and year-over-year summary by product class, providing insights into buying trends.
What to Integrate?
Different types of data can be integrated to empower your sales force in various ways. The data being integrated depends on a number of factors such as the total number of products you offer, your pricing policies, the general nature and seasonality of your business, and your current CRM and ERP functionality that’s already rolled out. Ultimately, the data being integrated depends on the goals of your company. However, as a general rule, the following objects should be considered:
Customer Integration:
General account information such as primary address, additional addresses for shipping and billing, accounts receivable details, and credit limits should be considered for integration. Synchronizing this information between GP and CRM helps paint a complete picture and generate accurate sales orders.
Product Integration:
Information such as products, price lists, price list items, and units of measure can be integrated for increasing visibility for the sales team, generating accurate quotes, executing product-based sales campaigns, and automating order processing.
Transactional Data Integration:
Orders, invoices, recurring contracts, and credit card processing are also important considerations for automating and streamlining transactional processes across the business. This type of data integration allows transactions to be generated and documented from the purchase all the way through to accounting and shipping.
Type of Integration
With these considerations in mind, we must now look at one way vs. two way integration. Again, this depends on the nature and goals of your organization. For integration that increases visibility and insight, most “set-up” types of data such as products and units of measure should be managed from Dynamics GP and integrated into Dynamics CRM in a read-only capacity. When automating processes from sales to accounting, Dynamics CRM must be able to “talk to” Dynamics GP to relay the information and initiate processes. For these types of objectives, real-time, two way integration must be considered.
A major deterrent for companies to integrate their ERP and CRM systems is the perceived complexity of the project. This perception would be well-justified if integrations had to be done manually. Fortunately, there is a tool available that was made specifically for connecting Dynamics CRM and other Dynamics ERP databases. The tool is called Connector for Microsoft Dynamics. Connector is intended for an implementation when Dynamics CRM is used to manage business contacts, track leads, enter sales orders, and perform other sales and marketing activities, and when Dynamics GP is used for accounting, managing your company’s chart of accounts, and maintaining customer, vendor, item, employee, and other records.
To make integration even simpler, Scribe has developed templates that integrate key customer-related business processes. The Scribe Microsoft Dynamics GP to Dynamics CRM Template is a highly functional “starting point” for integrating Dynamics GP with Dynamics CRM, from which further extensions and customizations can be made to meet the demands of any business.
Integrating Microsoft Dynamics GP and Microsoft Dynamics CRM is a great way to enhance the capabilities of your sales team without having to purchase additional software. Combining the two systems creates value that is greater than the sum of each part. The benefits are numerous, the project is cost-effective, and the integration process is simple. Don’t wait to empower your sales team. Have them running at peak performance with better utilization of tools already at their fingertips.
If you have any questions or would like to learn more about the wide range of functionality offered in Dynamics GP or Dynamics CRM, please contact us today at 636-237-2280 , or email us at sales@turnkeytec.com.
For a high level estimate of your investment in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013, please use our “FREE” Microsoft Dynamics GP Quick Quote Tool. It will give you a great starting point for assessing your potential investment in a solution like this.
By Brad Vorbeck and Michael Ramatowski at Turnkey Technologies, Inc. – Missouri, Illinois, and Kentucky Microsoft Gold Certified Dynamics GP and CRM Partner.
“Don’t bother just to be better than your contemporaries or predecessors. Try to be better than yourself.” – William Faulkner
Microsoft’s team of developers know the intuition behind business processes and how to turn those processes into new software functionality. With their experience, they continuously strive to enhance Microsoft Dynamics GP in pursuit of formulating the perfect business software. Dynamics GP 2013 has over 150 new enhancements, some of which are strictly dedicated to improving the overall logical functioning of Dynamics GP 2013. The following are “Five Enhancements in Dynamics GP 2013” that make life easier for users in any line of business.
Document Attachments-
This novel feature has been added to Dynamics GP 2013 to facilitate collaboration and information sharing between employees or departments. This allows users to attach documents to certain records so other users can easily view details or documents that are directly related to those records. Documents such as requisitions, images, and credit reports can be attached to master records, transactions, or line items that are assigned to transactions.
Password Protection for Word Documents-
Email functionality has been enhanced a number of ways in Dynamics GP 2013. One of these enhancements is the ability to send password-protected word documents over email. This feature is useful when transferring sensitive documents to specific personnel. It requires the receiver to enter a password before any edits can be made to the document.
Lookups-
You can now save the default sort order when looking up master records. When you look up master records such as items, employees, customers and prospects, salespeople, or vendors, they will automatically appear in the sort order you have saved for that lookup type. Sort orders can be saved specific to users or companies. It’s a simple enhancement that saves time for employees.
Report Printing-
Reports can now be specified to a printer at the exact time of printing. Before Dynamics GP 2013, users had to specify the default printer before the report was printed. After choosing the print option and the report destination, the Windows Print dialogue box will appear. Within this dialogue box you can select a different printer without changing the default printer option in the Print Setup window.
You can also print reports directly from maintenance windows when using SQL Server Reporting Services. Within the window, you can select the Printer icon drop-down list to choose the report you want to print from a list of reports.
Home Page-
A number of basic enhancements have been made to streamline the Dynamics GP 2013 homepage. It no longer includes the Microsoft Office Outlook area, and the Business Analyzer area now sits where the Metrics area was. Also, Business Analyzer will only appear on the homepage if Microsoft SQL Server 2008 Reporting Services or later has been installed and integrated with Dynamics GP 2013. The Area Pages can now be minimized, maximized, and moved in your homepage. You can customize your homepage to display your preferred number of columns and their locations. You can also customize your Area Page window so that only the Area Pages you need show up on your homepage.
If you have any questions or would like to learn more about the wide range of enhancements offered in Dynamics GP 2013, please contact us today at 636-237-2280, or email us at sales@turnkeytec.com.
For a high level estimate of your investment in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013, please use our “FREE” Microsoft Dynamics GP Quick Quote Tool. It will give you a great starting point for assessing your potential investment in a solution like this.
By Brad Vorbeck and Michael Ramatowski at Turnkey Technologies, Inc. – Missouri, Illinois, and Kentucky Microsoft Gold Certified Dynamics GP and CRM Partner.
“Great things are not done by impulse, but by a series of small things brought together.” – Vincent van Gogh
Good news for distributors and manufacturers, the Inventory Control module in Microsoft Dynamics GP2013 has been enhanced in a number of ways to give greater control over inventories and visibility. Microsoft has addressed numerous pain points faced by distributors and manufacturers when controlling inventory. Here are six of the most important enhancements that have been added to help companies manage inventory:
Inactivate Items-
• One of the most useful enhancements for inventory control is the ability to make items inactive. This prevents the sale and processing of the inactive item by either restricting the transaction or sending a warning. When looking up available items, the feature allows you to exclude inactive items, giving a real representation of items available to sell. Using this feature also allows you to maintain history on all of your items, including ones that are no longer in use.
Inactivate Sites-
• This allows distributors to prevent unused sites from being entered on any new transactions. The new feature allows the site to be made unusable without having to delete it, preserving the sites history for future reference. Existing transactions can still be posted to the site until the on-hand inventory is gone, allowing you to use the site right up until it’s ready to be deleted.
Inactivate Item-Site Relationships-
• This feature is handy when certain items are no longer stored at specific sites in the warehouse. By removing the possibility of entering the wrong item-site combination, you can ensure that all inventory items are stored in their proper places.
Reason Codes-
• Reason codes can now be created and entered onto a transaction to document inventory movement. A log is created that tracks the activity of inventory throughout the warehouse, uncovering trends and providing insights to tighten operations and increase efficiency.
Bin Transfer History-
• This is now simplified by adding a document number to Inventory Management that tracks the history of bin transfers for items. Order tracking is improved and a history of specific bin transfers can now be managed.
Assign suggested sales to an item-
• This feature allows the user to make relevant product recommendations based on the customer’s selection of a particular item. This enhances your sales team’s ability to identify numerous items to “upsell” to your clients.
With these new enhancements in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013, distributors and manufacturers don’t have to struggle to keep up with the diverse demands of their business environment. Microsoft spends billions each year in research to improve their software and offer a complete package of tools to fully run businesses in various industries.
For a high level estimate of your investment in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013, please use our “FREE” Microsoft Dynamics GP Quick Quote Tool. It will give you a great starting point for assessing your potential investment in a solution like this.
If you have any questions or would like to learn more about the wide range of enhancements offered in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013, please contact us today at 636-237-2280, or email us at sales@turnkeytec.com.
By Brad Vorbeck and Michael Ramatowski at Turnkey Technologies, Inc.— Missouri, Illinois, and Kentucky Microsoft Gold Certified Dynamics GP and CRM Partner.
“Everything should be made as simple as possible…but not simpler.”
-Albert Einstein
We recently held a Microsoft Dynamics GP User Group Meeting in St. Louis, MO. Our feature speakers were the owners from Reporting-Central. One of their products that caught my attention was “The Validator”. This product helps Dynamics GP users eliminate manual validation and reconciliation processes to make Microsoft Dynamics GP a better business solution by continuously monitoring critical areas of their solution. Also, another major takeaway that I think many current users of Microsoft Dynamics GP would find very interesting are the most commonly overlooked Set-Up and On-Going Use issues in Dynamics GP. Here is a small list that Reporting-Central shared with us.
User Security Set To POWERUSER
Future Fiscal Periods Open
Maximum Account Length set too low
Posting Not Set To Create Journal Entry Per Transaction
Dex Lock
Interrupted Batch
Stuck Process
Account Maintenance Allows Account Entry on Control Account
Account Posting Level Set To Summary
Maintain Account History Not Checked
Retained Earnings Category Not Set to 27
Checkbook Allows Duplicate Check Numbers
Customer Accounts Receivable Control Account empty
Maintenance Customer Missing Salesperson
Maintenance Customer Missing Tax Schedule
Vendor 1099 Box Checked With No Tax Id
Old Open Purchase Orders
These are just a small sample of the issues that Reporting-Central’s software can monitor and alert Microsoft Dynamics GP users. If you have additional questions or would like to learn more about how “The Validator” could help your Microsoft Dynamics GP investment, please give me a call today at 636-237-2280 or send me an email at mramatowski@turnkeytec.com .
I would also invite you to download an upbeat and engaging new white paper, “25 Brilliant Ideas to Outsmart Your Competition with Microsoft Dynamics ERP”. This report includes 25 examples from real companies – from non-profits to distributors and many in between.
For a high level estimate of your investment in Microsoft Dynamics GP, please use our “FREE” Microsoft Dynamics GP Quick Quote Tool. It will give you a great starting point for assessing your potential investment in a solution like this.
By Michael Ramatowski, at Turnkey Technologies, Inc. – Missouri, Illinois, and Kentucky Microsoft Gold Certified Dynamics GP and CRM Partner
“What isn’t tried won’t work.” – Claude McDonald
Has your Microsoft Dynamics GP General Ledger Cash Account Balance not matched your Bank Reconciliation Checkbook Balance before and you weren’t sure where to look?
Here are 4 common reasons why they might not add up and things you might want to try for a solution to this problem.
Unposted batches in the General Ledger. There are some transactions (e.g. Payables Management Computer Checks) that post to both the Bank Reconciliation and the General Ledger. When these items are posted in their originating module, they automatically post in Bank Reconciliation affecting the balance; HOWEVER, depending on how you have your posting options setup, they may sit in an unposted batch in the General Ledger. This is easy to solve: Simply post your batches in the General Ledger.
Deposits haven’t been created in the General Ledger. This is a similar scenario to the previous reason, but somewhat in reverse. When payments received are entered in Receivables Management, Sales Order Processing and as receipts in Bank Reconciliation, they are sent directly to the General Ledger but placed in a holding spot to be entered on a deposit. Why? For easier bank balancing (and easier bank transactions analysis). Deposits in the Bank Reconciliation module should match the actual deposits with the bank. However, the General Ledger module may need to be setup to show the detail of receipts or set to “summary” depending upon your needs or desires. The solution: Check your Bank Deposit Entry window for any receipts not deposited.
Coding Error: You should never manually enter the Cash GL account. It will always default automatically when the Checkbook ID is referenced.
- A General Ledger journal entry was coded to the GL Cash account. If you are using Bank Reconciliation, this is a BIG NO NO!
- A Distribution Entry for a non-GL module was coded to the Cash GL account for a line other than CASH for the Distribution Type. Also a BIG NO NO!
Date Error: Document dates and the GL posting date span different fiscal periods.
To find errors, pull up the Checkbook Balance Inquiry and compare to the General Ledger Trial Balance for the same date range.
I hope you find these 4 reasons useful and my tips helpful. I also invite you to download an upbeat and engaging new white paper, “25 Brilliant Ideas to Outsmart Your Competition with Microsoft Dynamics ERP”. This report includes 25 examples from real companies – from non-profits to distributors and many in between.
For a high level estimate of your investment in Microsoft Dynamics GP, please use our “FREE” Microsoft Dynamics GP Quick Quote Tool. It will give you a great starting point for assessing your potential investment in a project like this.
If you have additional questions or would like to learn more about what Microsoft Dynamics GP can do for your organization, please contact us today to setup a “Free Discovery Call” at 636-777-4110 or email at sales@turnkeytec.com .
By Michael Ramatowski, at Turnkey Technologies, Inc. – Missouri, Illinois, and Kentucky Microsoft Gold Certified Dynamics GP and CRM Partner
“I like the dreams of the future better than the history of the past.” – Thomas Jefferson
Turnkey Technologies, Inc. has enjoyed sharing great ideas and insights about Microsoft Dynamics GP and ERP Software on the ERPsoftwareblog.com in 2012. The main goal has always been to educate the reader, giving a unique perspective of Microsoft Dynamics GP and guidance to those buying ERP Software. Here are the five most viewed posts:
1. 6 Things to Consider When Buying Microsoft Dynamics GP ERP Software – October 22, 2012
2. My 10 Favorite New Features in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 – December 17, 2012
3. 11 Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 Tools for Better Business Decisions – June 25, 2012
4. 25 Great Ideas to Leverage Microsoft Dynamics ERP Today – November 28, 2012
5. 3 Compelling Reasons to Put Your ERP Software in the Cloud – May 22, 2012
We look forward to 2013 and writing more interesting blogs about Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 and other helpful information to minimize your risk while selecting ERP software for your organization.
I also invite you to download an upbeat and engaging new white paper, “25 Brilliant Ideas to Outsmart Your Competition with Microsoft Dynamics ERP”. This report includes 25 examples from real companies – from non-profits to distributors and many in between.
For a high level estimate of your investment in Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013, please use our “FREE” Microsoft Dynamics GP Quick Quote Tool. It will give you a great starting point for assessing your potential investment in a project like this.
If you have additional questions or would like to learn more about what Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 can do for your organization, please contact us today to setup a “Free Discovery Call” at 636-777-4110 or email at sales@turnkeytec.com .
By Michael Ramatowski, at Turnkey Technologies, Inc. – Missouri, Illinois, and Kentucky Microsoft Gold Certified Dynamics GP and CRM Partner
“Change is inevitable in a progressive society. Change is constant.” – Benjamin Disraeli
In today’s competitive global markets, small to midsize companies are finding it harder and harder to compete using the same tools they used 5-10 years ago to achieve their business goals. More and more companies are looking at replacing their current accounting systems and are turning to Microsoft Dynamics GP . Here are four signs you are ready to make a move:
- Maintenance – Annual maintenance is too expensive for the value it brings to the organization. Your current accounting software lacks the things you need to run the business. Microsoft continues to invest billions of dollars each year enhancing Microsoft Dynamics GP for maximum value to their users.
- Integration – Doesn’t integrate well with other systems and can’t get at the data very easily. Microsoft Dynamics GP works well with third party applications because of the ability to use web services and the Microsoft .Net Framework.
- Reporting – Current reporting done manually and staff doesn’t have real-time access to decision- driving information. Microsoft Dynamics GP has 220 out-of-the-box Office Excel reports that can be instantly refreshed, plus gain tighter control of consolidations, financial reporting and budgeting across your organization.
- Mobility –Executives and employees need information at their fingertips even when they are out on the road. Accessibility to multiple devices like iPads, iPhones and smart devices is a must in today’s world. Information has to be accessible over the internet, so users can access information on any computer, no matter where they are at.
These are just a few of the signs it is time to change, to learn more about Microsoft Dynamics GP go to www.turnkeytec.com.
For a high level estimate of your investment in Microsoft Dynamics GP, please use our “FREE” Microsoft Dynamics GP Quick Quote Tool. It will give you a great starting point for assessing your potential investment in a project like this.
By Michael Ramatowski, at Turnkey Technologies, Inc. – Missouri, Illinois, and Kentucky Microsoft Gold Certified Dynamics GP and CRM Partner
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