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Construction & Real Estate | ERP and CRM Systems | Integrations and Development | Manufacturing & Distribution | Nonprofit
Our 2018 Microsoft Dynamics GP User Group attendees got an exclusive look at the newest version of GP, and now you can see it too.
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Construction & Real Estate | ERP and CRM Systems | Manufacturing & Distribution | Nonprofit | Service Businesses
You wouldn’t dare eat fro-yo without customizing it with your favorite toppings, so why not customize your daily GP experience to match your needs?
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Microsoft introduced the ability to paste journal entries to Microsoft Dynamics GP from Excel in GP 2013 R2. This process eliminates the need to use Integration Manager to import journal entries from Excel. To use this feature, follow these simple steps.
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Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 Service Pack 2 (SP2) has been released and is available for download. There are many new features to Dynamics GP 2013.
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A frequent question with the Payables Management module in Microsoft Dynamics GP is how to generate one check per invoice for certain vendors while maintaining a summary check for all other vendors. While not really intuitive, the process is relatively simple. Let's dive in.
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ERP and CRM Systems | Integrations and Development
A large area of inefficiency that I often see is manually entering transactions that have occurred in other systems. For example, you may have a billing system that generates invoices during the month and then you manually enter the revenue into the general ledger system at each month end. Or even more time consuming, you are entering each invoice manually into the AR and collection system. Another example is a company that outsources its payroll. Each pay cycle, they make a manual journal entry to record the payroll expense, taxes and withholdings. Not only do these entries cost a company time, but they could also result in errors in the company's data. Each line of a manually entered journal entry presents an opportunity to key an account number or amount incorrectly.
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