Belinda Allen, Microsoft MVP Business Solutions
Things I've learned from years of working with Microsoft Dynamics GP.
Although Microsoft Dynamics GP Navigation Lists have been around a while, not many use them regularly. In this video, I’ll use the Vendor Navigation List to see which vendors are on Hold, Apply Vendor Holds and remove Vendor Holds.
Although Microsoft Dynamics GP Navigation Lists have been around a while, not many use them regularly. In this video, I’ll use the Vendor Navigation List to see which vendors are on Hold, Apply Vendor Holds and remove Vendor Holds.
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Mark was sharing his thoughts and opinions on the future of the Microsoft Dynamics family. As much as I respect Mark, I disagree with most of his blog post, even going so far as to state that it has some incorrect facts about Microsoft Dynamics GP that I would like to clear up.
Last Friday Morning, as I was returning from GPUG Amplify in Chicago, I read a blog post from my friend and NAV community leader, Mark Brummel, entitled All roads lead to Sweden with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.
Mark was sharing his thoughts and opinions on the future of the Microsoft Dynamics family. As much as I respect Mark, I disagree with most of his blog post, even going so far as to state that it has some incorrect facts about Microsoft Dynamics GP that I would like to clear up.
I wrote the following post for PowerGP Online (SaaS version of Microsoft Dynamics GP), but the same applies with On Premises (installed on your desktop) GP.
I wrote the following post for PowerGP Online (SaaS version of Microsoft Dynamics GP), but the same applies with On Premises (installed on your desktop) GP.
PowerGP Online, built on Microsoft Dynamics GP 2016 and powered by the Microsoft Cloud, has been specially configured to give customers a true SaaS (Software as a Service) offering for Dynamics GP that is based on a product with a 20 year track record that is currently in use by over 40,000 customers
Those of you who know me know that I’ve been in the GP Community since DOS days. Like many Microsoft Dynamics GP partners and customers, I tended over the years to stay in the “On-Prem” world.
Those of you who know me know that I’ve been in the GP Community since DOS days. Like many Microsoft Dynamics GP partners and customers, I tended over the years to stay in the “On-Prem” world.
“On-Prem” refers to using an application (Like Microsoft Dynamics GP) installed locally on your machine, even if (and it usually is) the data is stored an another machine or server. This is also called a Rich Client or a Fat Client.
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Introducing PowerGP Online for Microsoft Dynamics GP.
What is PowerGP Online? Well, you’ve heard the saying:
Something old, Something new, Something borrowed, and Something blue.
This old rhyme tells what a bride should wear to her wedding for good luck, and it seems to be a fitting rhyme for us to use as we introduce PowerGP Online.
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Let’s talk about the Source Document and Audit Trail in Microsoft Dynamics GP posting:
Originally posted 9/27/2011
Let’s talk about the Source Document and Audit Trail in Microsoft Dynamics GP posting:
• Where is created?
• Where is it used?
• Why is an audit trail code important?
• How can I use the Source Document code in Smartlist?
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Belinda Allen, Microsoft MVP Business Solutions 