Dynamics 365 Business Central - Advantages & Capabilities

CAPABILITIES — DYNAMICS 365 BUSINESS CENTRAL

Financial Management

• General Ledger—Set up a company and start posting to the general ledger, chart of accounts, general journals, VAT facilities, recurring journals and source codes.
• Budgets—Work with budgets in general ledger accounts.
• Deferrals—Set up deferral templates that automate the process of deferring revenues and expenses over a pre-defined schedule.
• Fixed Assets—Keep track of fixed assets and related transactions such as acquisitions, depreciations, write-downs, appreciations and disposals.
• Audit Trails—The system automatically assigns audit trails and posting descriptions to every transaction. In addition, users can define reason codes to create complementary audit trails.
• Bank Account Management—Create, operate and manage multiple bank accounts for catering to your diverse business needs and across different currencies.
• Reconciliation—Reconcile your bank statement data automatically to open bank account ledger entries and keep track of all your bank statements
• Dimensions—Add unlimited dimensions to any ledger for advanced transaction analyses.
• Currencies—Manage multiple currencies throughout the system, including payables and receivables, general ledger reports, resource and inventory items and bank accounts.

Manufacturing

• Production Orders—Create and manage production orders and post consumption and output to the production orders.
• Version Management—Create and manage different versions of the manufacturing bill of materials and routings.
• Agile Manufacturing—Plan rush hours, make exceptions and handle last-minute changes to your processes with multiple planning options.
• Supply Planning—Plan for material requirements based on demand, with support for master production scheduling and material requirements planning.
• Demand Forecasting—Plan and create production and purchase orders, taking into consideration the demand forecast together with the level of available inventory and parameters of requirement planning.
• Capacity Planning—Add capacities to the manufacturing process. Set up routings and use these routings on production orders and in material requirements planning.
• Machine Centers—Manage capacity on several levels; on a more detailed level for machine centres and on a consolidated level for work centres.
• Finite Loading—Take capacity constraints into account so that no more work is assigned to a work centre than the capacities can be expected to execute during a given time period.