Microsoft Dynamics NAV Consulting
You can find many NAV – Business Central consultants. Clients choose us, however, because we know complex accounting.
From multi-currency and consolidation to revenue recognition and royalty accounting, we’ve done it all.
We combine this expertise with a thorough knowledge of Microsoft Dynamics NAV. Result: You don’t need to teach us accounting, only what you need to get done.
The benefits of working with us
We make NAV sustainable
Dimensions are the answer to every question you ever asked a salesperson about NAV. But they can become a nightmare if they aren’t controlled. We’ll help you get it set up.
We’ve worked with larger entities
Plenty of NAV consultants know how to move you from QuickBooks. We specialize in larger organizations (from $50-$250 million).
We do not live by NAV alone
While NAV is our ERP tool of focus, we know how to get data out of other systems and into SQL server – because NAV isn’t the only tool our clients rely upon.
Tips and tricks for working with Dynamics NAV
View a presentation Adam gave to the NAV User Group Summit as well as lots of technical tips for getting more from your NAV database. Still have a question? Request a consult.
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2 min readQuerying the NAV Change Log Entry Table with SQL
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6 min readNAV Object, Field, and Option Numbers in the SQL Server Database
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6 min readAudits and Dynamics NAV, Part 2 – The Business Central Change Log
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2 min readAccessing Dynamics Business Central (NAV) Cloud Data, Part 5 – Going Back to SQL Server
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6 min readAccessing Dynamics Business Central (NAV) Cloud Data, Part 4 – Going Deeper into the API
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6 min readAccessing Dynamics Business Central (NAV) Cloud Data, Part 3 – Introduction to Postman
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3 min readAccessing Dynamics Business Central (NAV) Cloud Data, Part 2A: ODATA to Excel
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4 min readAccessing Dynamics Business Central (NAV) Cloud Data, Part 2: Your First API
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5 min readAccessing Dynamics Business Central (NAV) Cloud Data, Part 1: Terminology and Tools
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4 min readNAV and Duplicated Data
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6 min readSQL Server and Dynamics NAV: MAXDOP and Cost Threshold for Parallelism
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3 min readJet Reports – What NAV Server Am I Using?
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8 min readSOX Audits and Dynamics NAV, Part 1: “The Auditors are Here and They Have a Few Questions”
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6 min readUnderstanding the NAV Database, Part 2—Fields in NAV That Aren’t in SQL Server
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4 min readUnderstanding the Dynamics NAV Change Log
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5 min readCreating a Summary/Detail Report for Jet Reports and Dynamics NAV
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5 min readConverting 1099 Balances in Dynamics NAV
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4 min readSee All Dimensions for NAV General Ledger Entries
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< 1 min readFree SSRS Reports for Dynamics NAV
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3 min readHow to Deal With NSF Checks in NAV (Without Using Reverse Transaction)
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4 min readLawson and Dynamics NAV
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3 min readAR Revaluation Report – Dynamics NAV
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4 min readUsing Totaling Accounts with SQL in Dynamics NAV
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3 min readUnderstanding NAV Currency, Part 4: Receiving Cash Against a Foreign Currency Receivable
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3 min readUnderstanding NAV Currency, Part 3: Month End Revaluation
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4 min readUnderstanding NAV Currency, Part 2: Entering a Foreign Currency Sales Invoice
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6 min readUnderstanding NAV Currency, Part 1: Setup
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5 min readMonth End Closing in Dynamics NAV
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4 min readUsing SSRS with Dynamics NAV—Creating Views to Write SSRS Queries
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3 min readJet Reports vs SSRS for Dynamics NAV
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3 min readDynamics NAV Dimensions: Part 3—Dimension Combinations
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5 min readDynamics NAV Dimensions: Part 2—Moving Between Systems
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6 min readDynamics NAV Dimensions: Part 1—Setup
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4 min readRapidStart – A Query to Check Your Errors
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4 min readJet Reports for Dynamics NAV—Sign Reversing and Totaling
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5 min readJet Reports for Dynamics NAV—Using Accounting Periods Instead of Dates