Target group: internal programmers, key users, administrators Prerequisite: previous experience with NAV and/or Business Central, Visual Studio Bring your own computer Topics: Setting up the development environment (Visual Studio Code, optional additional "Docker") Project structure Extension concept in Business Central C/AL vs. AL - differences and limitations Creating an extension in Business Central Deployment paths of extensions Dependencies between extensions Installation and upgrade of code units Event-based architecture Interfaces Design approaches and breaking up monolithic solutions Duration: 4 days Time: 9 am - 5 pm Instructor: Steffen Brinkmann
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2 events,Target group: internal programmers, key users, administrators Prerequisite: Participation in a basic training course on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Information: This course is primarily aimed at new developers WITHOUT previous knowledge of Microsoft Dynamics NAV or BC. As part of this course, an extension will be designed and developed together with the participants. Bring your own computer Topics: Setting up the development environment (Visual Studio Code, optional additional "Docker") Basics of programming in AL project structure Extension concept in Business Central Creating an extension in Business Central Overview of object types Introduction to the data model of Business Central Understanding and using the "Record" data type Table relations, indices, filters, sorting, FlowFields Introduction to design patterns and naming conventions Debugging Duration: 5 days Time: 9 am to 5 pm Instructor: Steffen Brinkmann
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As of January 1, 2025, all companies (including small businesses) must be able to receive(!) electronic invoices. Sending e-invoices will also be mandatory for all companies from January 1, 2025, although there will be transitional regulations... But what does this mean for you and your company? Target group: Only intended for end customers! We would like to explain to the users of the various companies what is in store for everyone. Topics: What differences are there in connection with the versions of NAV and Business Central? Can the "standard" already handle "e-receipts" - if so, which ones? GLN, UST-ID, GTIN - what are they? Do I need that? ZuFeRD, XREchnung, XML documents... now I'm confused... Presentation by our tax consultant team from the company "Auratax GmbH" (auratax gmbh Steuerberatungsgesellschaft Lüdinghausen - Münsterland) Short presentation by our colleagues from Simova GmbH (Home | Simova - Extensions for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central)- what options would you have with an additional APP? Q&A session Duration: 1 day Speakers: Sonja Klimke, SPOTS-BSS(R) GmbH, Kerem Kekec, Simova GmbH and an employee of Auratax GmbH Registration: Registration User-meets-User
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2 events,Target group: Experienced users in Business Central who would like to expand their existing knowledge. The following modules are covered: Purchasing Assembly / Production Warehouse / Logistics Sales Insight into service topics: Setting up the various modules Getting to know the new features with the latest BC version Processes in purchasing using practical examples Master data maintenance - articles, vendors, customers, parts lists, routings, etc. Processes with assembly and production Processes in the warehouse and logistics area with various storage location structures Processes in sales with various practical cases including special topics such as "rent", special services, etc. We will be happy to send you the planned agenda. However, this workshop "lives" from your cases and examples! Duration: 4 days Time: 09 am - 5 pm Speaker: Sonja Klimke We would be happy to prepare an offer for you! |
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1 event,Target group: Users, colleagues who would like to gain deeper insights and knowledge as well as an insight into the topics of assembly and production. Topics: Day 1: Welcome/introduction/organizational introduction and overview of the Microsoft Dynamics 365 world Assembly vs. production Assembly: Setting up assembly Items and assembly parts lists Cost share calculation Determining the cost price of the finished product Planning components - what options are there? Order worksheet Order planning Resources - an important part! Practical example for assembly Including "Purchasing raw materials" "Building the product" Consumption and receipt posting Stock-related assembly Order-related assembly Getting to know the assembly quotations and framework orders Exercises Day 2: Repetition of Day 1 The article is the linchpin Variants Production parts lists - what do you need to consider here? Work plans - workstations and workstation groups Inventory data and variant-related models - examples Simulated and planned production orders (keyword "prototype") Firmly planned and released - production orders "in progress" Practical example: Construction of a system - independent creation and preparation: Raw material - including purchasing Work plan - Workstation/workstation groups Production parts list Production orders Posting via production book sheet Posting with "backwards" external production necessary Completion of production orders Addition: Please feel free to bring your problems and questions to our event! The aim is for you to be able to go straight back to your workplace after this workshop and put what you have learned into practice. Duration: 2 days Time: 09 a.m. - 5 p.m. Speaker: Sonja Klimke |
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