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Business intelligence made easy
When you think business intelligence, you likely think about charts and graphs that reveal valuable data about your customers, profits, and operations. While these may be simple enough for some to understand, what if you could simplify your data even more? A new innovation in the business intelligence world may have just made this a […]
Making the most of Google Analytics
Understanding how your visitors are using your website is one of the most important things you can do to optimize your online presence and generate more leads and revenue. Google Analytics remains the top analytic tool, allowing you to keep track. Yet many companies tend to focus on the overall performance without taking the time […]
Add-ins give Office new life
The functionality of Microsoft Office has yet to be beaten. And while it is known for its straightforward productivity, there are quite a few add-ins for your favorite Office application that just might improve your experience further. Whether you want to add a cool infographic to an Excel spreadsheet or need to set an Uber […]
Your guide to smart BI planning
You have finally decided your small or medium-sized business is ready to utilize Business Intelligence (BI) software. This is a big step for your company and one that must be approached with diligence. If you are not careful the cost of BI software, not to mention training, could far outweigh the actual benefits you end […]
Office 2016 for Mac is here
For Mac users who have been waiting with great anticipation, Office 2016 for Mac is finally available. The new version is worth the wait; Microsoft has implemented exciting new upgrades to improve the user experience. Office 2016 possesses far superior functionality and user interface than its predecessor, Office 2011. We’ve highlighted some of the new […]
Making Journal Entries Easier!
When entering journal entry lines, the amount field automatically defaults to either the Debit or Credit, depending on the GL Account’s typical balance as setup in Account Maintenance. If an account has a typical balance of Credit, but you need to enter a Debit, you don’t have to move to the debit field to enter […]
Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 R2 Feature of the Day: Reprint Outstanding Transaction in Bank Reconciliation
With Microsoft Dynamics GP2013 R2 you can print the Outstanding Transactions Report after you have completed your Bank Reconciliation Reconcile process. When you are keeping reconcile history in Bank Reconciliation, you can reprint the report after you’ve posted your reconciliation. The Outstanding Transactions Report is an option in the Bank Posting Journals report list. This […]
Using the Internet Information Button in GP
The internet button provides links to websites, email addresses, images and documents and stores this information for the following records for all GP users with access to these windows: Address Card Company Set Up Customer Card Employee Card Item Card Salesperson Card Vendor Card In this example, we will use the User Defined Field 1 […]
Account Maintenance User Defined
The Account Maintenance window in Dynamics GP has four user defined fields on it. Nobody really uses them but there’s a good reason to use them. Pick one of the UDF fields and use it to identify the employee responsible for reconciling that account. For cash accounts this is the person responsible for bank rec […]
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1099 Tips in GP2010 Each vendor can be identified as either a 1099 (Dividend, Interest, or Misc.) or non-1099 vendor, and in addition you can further identify the default 1099 box. To do this, go to Cards >> Purchasing >> Vendor and click on the Options button. You can also control the minimum amounts for […]