NAV2017 (on clound & on premise)

NAV2017 (on clound & on premise)

indexDynamics NAV 2017 – Bringing Two Worlds Together


A Proven Solution for Your Business

What’s New in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2017
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Inventory Items

Item attributes You can add attributes to your inventory items that make it really easy to find the right product that your customer wants. You can define your own attribute types, such as color, country of manufacture, size, or product dimensions, and add them to your items as a supplement to the built-in item attribute types and values. Then, when you add items to sales and purchase documents, or just organize your items, you can view and filter on the attribute values to limit the list of items to choose from or take action on. For more information, see How to: Work with Item Attributes in Help.

 Categorize items You can create a hierarchy of item categories and assign item attributes to each item category. When you add items to a category, they will inherit the attributes on the category. This ensures a common set of attributes on related items, speeds up the assignment of attributes to similar items, and allows filtering and navigating related items based on the category.

Smarter sales and purchase documents

Cancel posted credit memos You can now cancel posted sales and purchase credit memos in the same way that you can for posted sales and purchase invoices. Dynamics NAV then unapplies the credit memo from the invoice and creates a new invoice that is applied to the credit memo. This brings you back to where you started before you created the credit memo.

 Package Tracking No. and Shipping Agent Code on sales invoices Posted sales invoices now show the package tracking number and the shipping agent code by default.

Account Categories in the Chart of Accounts

We have added account categories and sub categories so you can group general ledger accounts to fit your need for financial reporting. For each G/L account, you can specify the account category so that ledger entries posted to this account are categorized as assets or liabilities, for example., or an income or an expense, and so on.

For each account category, you can choose between different sub-categories. You can also create new sub-categories to fit your need. For example, for the G/L account category Income, you can define as many sub-categories as you need so that you can differentiate between income from services and income from product sales.

Payment reconciliation

Dynamics NAV 2017 includes a couple of small improvements to payment reconciliation:

 Display outstanding payments and outstanding transactions in Payment Reconciliation Journal The Payment Reconciliation journal now shows totals for outstanding transactions and outstanding payments. From there, you can look up the list of documents that have not been applied or used in the reconciliation process.

 You can choose to include outstanding payments and outstanding transactions information in the Payment Reconciliation report.

Jobs

Project Manager Role Center A new project manager field has been added to the Job Card so users have a clear sense of job ownership. The new My Jobs list on the Project Manager Role Center will now display jobs with the status of Order by default based on the new project manager field. So if Prakash is assigned as the project manager to 4 jobs and those jobs have the On Order status, those 4 jobs will default on the My Jobs list on the Project Manager role center. A new cue has been added to the Project Manager Role Center to Create Job Sales Invoice so users have quick access to this functionality. On the same Role Center the Reports tab in the ribbon has been removed and a new drop down list for Job Reports has been added to the Actions ribbon.

 Job cost A new fact box has been added to the right side of the Job Card to display the job’s cost information. The term Contract is changed to Billable throughout the Jobs module. On the Job Card the Allow Schedule/Billable lines and Apply Usage Link options are marked by default for new jobs. A new report called Job Quote is available so Prakash can send a quote to a customer. This report is a Word Template so it can be modified using Word and emailed to the contact on the job.

Fixed Assets

We have made it easier to set up fixed assets. A standard setup is provided, but you can modify it if anytime you want. You can register fixed asset as cards with complete information, accounting details, and reporting classification. You can also register purchases of fixed assets through special fixed asset G/L journals where you can also dispose of fixed assets. The right accounting entries are created automatically.

Simplified Setup for using Dynamics CRM from inside Dynamics NAV

Dynamics NAV includes opportunity management and basic customer relationship management. But if you need more, you can easily set up a connection with Dynamics CRM so you can benefit from the strong capabilities that Dynamics CRM offers, such as marketing and customer service capabilities.

We’ve added a new assisted setup guide to the Business Manager home page that guides you through the setup process. Once that’s done, you’ll have a seamless coupling of Dynamics CRM records with Dynamics NAV records.

Simplified opportunity management and CRM functionality

The Dynamics NAV CRM module has been simplified and improved in a number of ways:

 The existing CRM wizard pages have been replaced with card pages, so that they can also run in the Web client and to improve user experience.

 Worksheet pages have been replaced by list pages so you can also use the pages in browsers.

 The Contact card has been simplified by marking a number of controls as Additional, so that the page default looks simpler.

 The .NET components for mail merge have been replaced with Word reporting. Also, new Word reporting capabilities generate email body content based on the related report and the selected report layout.

 A new Sales & Relationship Manager Role Center (9026) has been created to showcase the relationship management part of CRM better (It does not include Campaigns and To-dos).

 For setup, a new wizard has been created that helps users set up email logging (default public folders, rules, and job queue setup).

Smart notifications give you advice and recommendations

You can get in-context notifications when you create a sales invoice for a customer that has an overdue balance, for example, or when the amount in the sales document exceeds the credit limit specified for the customer. A subtle notification also shows up if you try to sell more items than you have in your inventory. Try to enter a large quantity in a sales invoice line, and see the notification kick in.

We’ll show you notifications in different areas of Dynamics NAV, and it’s up to you if you react on them or ignore them. We hope you’ll find them useful.

Extensions

Microsoft provides the following extensions:

Envestnet Yodlee Bank Feeds The Envestnet Yodlee Bank Feeds service is installed as an extension in Dynamics NAV 2017 and is ready to be enabled. When you have enabled the bank feed service, you must link the involved bank account to the online bank account that the feed will come from. When the bank feed service is enabled, you can set a bank account up to automatically import new bank statements into the Payment Reconciliation Journal window every two hour. Transactions for payments that have already been posted as applied and/or reconciled in the Payment Reconciliation Journal window will not be imported.

PayPal Payments Standard The PayPal Payments Standard service is installed as an extension in Dynamics NAV 2017 and ready to enabled. To enable customer payments through PayPal, you must do the following:

 Set up PayPal Payments Standard as a payment service in the Payments Services window.

 Select PayPal Payments Standard in the Payment Service field on the sales document in question.

QuickBooks Data Migration If your business uses QuickBooks today, you can export the relevant information and then open an assisted setup guide to upload the data to Dynamics NAV. You must have exported some or all of your existing customers, vendors, inventory items, and accounts to an Intuit Interchange Format (IIF) file.

Sales and Inventory Forecast The Sales and Inventory Forecast extension gives you insights about potential sales and a clear overview of expected stock-outs. The extension uses Cortana Intelligence to predict future sales based on your sales history to help you avoid inventory shortage. Note that you must set up an Azure Machine Learning instance and add the API URI and API Key to the Sales and Inventory Forecast setup.

 

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NAV for Distribution

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Microsoft Dynamics NAV solutions for distribution

Every day, distributors have the challenge of balancing supply with demand. Affected by worldwide manufacturing activity, consumer demand, and competition, distributors must anticipate accurately or risk a warehouse full of excess inventory. At the same time, they must look for opportunities to for new markets and new suppliers (both local and abroad), while working on ways to streamline operations, control costs, and provide good customer service through efficient order fulfillment and service after the sale.
With flexibility and unparalleled access to data you need to make better-informed decisions and run your business more competitively, you can be more precise with replenishment, order processing, lead times, and data analysis and reporting, improving operations, strengthening relationships with your customers, and positively impacting your bottom line.

NAV for Manufacturing

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Microsoft Dynamics NAV solutions for manufacturing

Manufacturers have always been challenged to reduce costs while improving quality, respond to customer needs and market demands, and, of course, make a profit. But as a manufacturer, your world has become much more complicated. Increasing and more complex demands from trading partners and growing involvement from overseas have made it imperative for manufacturers to take on a larger role in the supply chain.
With decades of experience, Microsoft Dynamics NAV, and the right tools, we can help you better manage your operations through an integrated manufacturing solution, tailored to your needs and designed to deliver real value. From forecasting and planning to production and shipping, we’ll get you where you want to go.

Manufacturing Capabilities in Microsoft Dynamics NAV

Microsoft Dynamics NAV, manufacturing functionality includes:

Production Management



  • Improve coordination of made-to-order requests

  • Simplify make-or-buy decisions

  • Modify components and operations as needed, even on released production orders

  • Plan product family orders that share the same routing to create efficient build schedule


Bills of Material (BOMs)



  • Integrate different types of BOMs and customized definitions into manufacturing operations

  • Support time-to-market and time-to-volume objectives

  • Create, track, and process multiple versions of BOMs and routing


Graphical Scheduling



  • Access an overview of production schedules displayed in Gantt charts

  • Use drag-and-drop functionality to reschedule operations


Order Promising



  • Promise orders more accurately with available-to-promise (ATP) and capable-to-promise (CTP) insight


Exceptions Handling



  • Quickly make exceptions and last-minute changes to meet customer needs


Supply Planning



  • Plan from the sales order, production order, or purchase requisition, or use traditional master production schedule (MPS) or material requirements planning (MRP) methods

  • Facilitate materials flow through the supply chain with multi-location planning capabilities

  • Update and change all materials, costs, and operations simultaneously


Demand Forecasting



  • Analyze sales patterns from multiple perspectives

  • Compare forecasted demand with actual sales

  • Consolidate and distribute demand plans with multiple stakeholders for collaborative planning


Capacity Requirements Planning



  • Implement realistic plans according to all incoming resource capacity demands

  • Redefine order modifiers and reorder policies as needed

  • Accommodate changing shop floor workloads

  • Simplify planning with calendars and machine center allocation tools


Warehouse and Inventory Management



  • Integrate manufacturing and warehousing functionality

  • Optimize warehouse layout and space utilization

  • Maintain up-to-date inventory information

  • Manage manufacturing costing

  • Understand item costs throughout the production process, including inventory, WIP, and cost of goods sold (COGS)

  • Manage sales and purchase prices with customers and vendors

  • Effectively utilize your automated data collection system (ADCS)

  • Collect and use accurate inventory data in real time

  • Increase the visibility of accurate inventory data throughout your business

  • Improve warehouse efficiency


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Upgrade to NAV2016

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Ready to be in the Cloud!

Upgrading Microsoft Dynamics NAV


As you’re thinking about whether or not you should upgrade, there are some common misunderstandings about upgrading that you need to be aware of:

  • My NAV database is too customized – Customizations should have little to nothing to do with upgrading if it is done correctly and with the right tools. With the right tools and plan in place, your customizations will move smoothly over to your new version of Dynamics NAV—no loss of the time, effort, and money you have put into getting your NAV solution to fit the way you do business.

  • My version of NAV is too old to upgrade – If you have qualified, experienced people working with you, no version of NAV or Navision is too old to upgrade. Like any upgrade, the plan will address the unique characteristics of the version you are currently on.

  • Upgrades are just like any other Dynamics NAV development project – Upgrades are different from other development projects in nearly every way. The requirements, methodology, tools, and the professionals who plan and execute them should be tailored to the single goal of a successful upgrade.

  • Any NAV Developer can do upgrades – This is probably the single biggest reason that many NAV upgrades take too long, cost too much, and result in serious post go-live issues. It takes individuals who are experienced and qualified in upgrade processes to plan and implement an upgrade smoothly.

  • It’s better to do upgrades by hand instead of using upgrade tools – A well-executed upgrade for NAV should be largely automated and rely as much as possible on the Microsoft supplied upgrade tools. It is impossible for a developer to review millions of lines of code by hand and hope that human error and fatigue doesn’t play a major factor in the resulting upgrade.

  • I need the person who did my customizations to do my upgrade – The talent and experience needed for a successful upgrade are not the same as those required to do customizations in Dynamics NAV. It is more important to work with someone who knows upgrades so that your customizations will be preserved when you move to your new NAV solution.


Why upgrade?


Upgrading is one of the best investments you’ll ever make. Done right, an upgrade can bring real business value. When you upgrade, you can take advantage of new features, platform, and fixes to previous versions. Upgrading also helps you stay in compliance, increase productivity with more advanced software technology, improve visibility, protect your data, and grow and expand your business. The result: lower costs, more opportunities, and a more competitive position.

Now is the time to upgrade … Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2016 is here


If your organization uses NAV and hasn’t upgraded lately, now is the time. Dynamics NAV 2016 delivers breakthrough innovations in the software and in deployment options, such as a Web Client, SharePoint client, Azure, refined RoleTailored capabilities, secure web service calls, bank integration, Office 365 integration, and more. Discover ways to reduce the cost of upgrading to Dynamics NAV 2016.  at
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NAV on Clound

NAV on Clound
TradeOnlineMicrosoft Dynamics NAV 2016 – Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2016(formerly Microsoft Navision) is the most recent version of Microsoft Dynamics NAV, delivering comprehensive business management functionality for small and midsize businesses with new enhancements for improved business intelligence and analytical functionality. Connect all the moving parts of your organization, giving you better visibility into and control over what’s going on in your business. Try Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2016 today.  

Benefits of Microsoft Dynamics NAV “In the Cloud”


1. Lowered Upfront Cost:

State-of-the-art technology is what every organization wants. However, the upfront investment may be a cost barrier to many businesses, especially small and mid-sized organizations. Since no additional hardware is needed, and payment is made monthly, businesses can save a huge initial cost. This is a cost savings which can be reallocated to business operations and used to fund business growth. Having no upfront investment in either hardware or software allows Enterprise Software as a Service (SaaS) to relieve a company’s financial situation and helps to enhance the cash flow.

2. Less Need of Internal IT Staff and Support:

By outsourcing software to a SaaS provider, organizations would need fewer internal IT personnel. Instead of assisting user support and maintaining aging infrastructure, internal IT personnel can concentrate on improving the day-to-day technical operations and making strategic decisions.

3. Peace of Mind:

Some businesses may lack internal IT staff to support software and some may feel the maintenance of IT infrastructure is complex and time-consuming. However, as a SaaS provider hosts the software, they handle all the tasks, including server, server support, licensing, maintenance, data backups, and on-going IT support for you. The SaaS model leaves you peace of mind and allows you to focus more on core competencies to run your business.

4. True Flexibility:

Microsoft Dynamics NAV in the cloud enables you to save more by giving you the flexibility to adjust the total number of user licensing. Since subscription fee is charged monthly based on per user, you can easily change the number of users every month to fit personnel situations and avoid the expenditure of unused licensing.

5. Global Availability:

Through Internet, SaaS enables users to access Dynamics NAV anytime and anywhere. As long as there is Internet, businesses benefit from better business mobility and global availability, which lead to enhanced productivity and increased control of information.

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