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Makes SmartList a whole lot better
Try it out for Free for 30 days. Don’t hesitate – contact us at accounting@eisbusinesssolutions.com - You will wonder how you ever lived without it!
Have you tried to find a good report to view your security and just aren't able to get it the ways you want without just running SQL scripts such as the ones in the "Frequently asked questions about role-based security in Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0 and Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010" KB?
Well, the wait is over if you have SmartList Builder registered in your system.
When entering account transaction data in Dynamics GP, the system tries to be helpful and puts the cursor in the debit or credit column based on the debit/credit setting in account setup. This is great until you want to debit an account with a default credit balance and vice versa.
In the current economic downturn, more taxpayers are going through foreclosures or having property repossessed when they can’t pay debts secured by property. The last thing these people want to think about is taxes, but things could be worse…
In Taxation of abandonments, foreclosures and repossessions, posted on The Journal of Accountancy this month, Curtis Webley explains the options facing personal and business foreclosure scenarios, of which there are many.
You may have wondered how Microsoft Dynamics GP calculates the Avg. Days on the Customer Payment Summary Screen. Read further to find out how that number is calculated.
How Microsoft Dynamics – GP calculates Average Days To Pay
After a customer has paid his or her first invoice, the average days to pay (ADTP) is calculated based on the number of invoices a customer has, the time taken to pay the first invoice, and the time taken to pay the most recent invoice.
When you place an order for new materials or hire a new employee, you know exactly how those resources are going to be used in your business. Surprisingly, that’s not always the case when an organization considers implementing a new ERP system. Management teams that count on outside vendors to suggest ERP solutions without first defining a very clear set of expected outcomes are destined for trouble.
As your business grows, there comes a time when you might decide to leave QuickBooks or spreadsheets behind and implement an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system that will take you to a new level of business sophistication. Better than just an accounting system, an ERP system can significantly improve the productivity of your employees.
Growing companies using Sage MAS 90 often struggle to scale, but some are finding a better solution. Microsoft Dynamics GP delivers more functionality than Sage MAS 90 straight out of the box, including workflow automation, integration, and reporting—and costs the same as making changes to Sage MAS 90.
That was certainly what one distributor of networking solutions found.