2021 has been a special year in which a lot has happened. Last year, we hoped that Covid-19 would be less present in our lives in the new year, but unfortunately the virus has also been prevalent in 2021, in both our personal lives and our work. As a result, we’ve had to learn to be adaptable and accept that we have to deal with changes in our environment moving forward.
Migrating Dynamics AX customizations to Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management extensions usually requires extensive effort. Inevitably, these latest changes will also have to be added to the solution migration scope, potentially inflating the effort required to move the system to Finance and Supply Chain Management. This brings us to the question that our Dynamics Partners often come to us with: can Dynamics AX customizations be Finance and Supply Chain Management extension-friendly?
Through our extensive experience with Dynamics AX to Finance and Supply Chain Management migration projects, we have gathered tips and techniques for building Dynamics AX customizations that are as compatible with Finance and Supply Chain Management as the platform allows.
Find out more in this article!
October was the official release month of the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management 2021 wave 2. We have looked at some of the new functionalities and key features that, based on the recent conversations with our Dynamics Partners during the projects, would be the most useful and applicable to their growing business. Continue reading for a deeper dive into those functionalities.
In this blog post, we will show you how to add your Power BI report to your LCS Project Asset library and how to deploy the Power BI report to your PowerBI.com account from Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management to make the implementation process smooth and efficient.
In this blog post, we are going to guide you through the steps required for the successful configuration of Power BI, including registering Power BI Service App to your Azure portal and configuring Power BI in your D365 F&SCM environment.
Migrating data from AX2012 (or an older version) to Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Supply Chain Management may present unexpected challenges. One of the issues is virtual company migration. In this blog, we will try to provide you with the answers to some frequently asked questions related to this issue.
With 8 Microsoft updates per year to gain access to the latest enhancements and security features, how can you ensure that after implementing the required updates, the system works properly, remains secure, and does not cause any financial risks? We at 1ClickFactory are taking the same approach as Microsoft – every update should be tested. Why? In this blog post we are going to answer all questions and dispel any doubts that your customer might have about the Microsoft updates and their need to be tested.
I was reading back over my predictions for 2020 from last year’s Christmas/New Year blog. Boy was I wrong 😊 (see blog from last year here), but then again, I think most people could not have predicted all that has happened in 2020. 2020 has been the most difficult year to navigate in my professional career, but thankfully, it has not been all bad.
When upgrading your UAT environment to Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management version 10.0.13 platform update 36, you may encounter several problems with SSRS reports. 1ClickFactory’s Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management team has received feedback that Dynamics Partners are already facing some issues in relation to RDL Sandboxing. We would like to share our experience of overcoming these issues as well as insights to help make your upgrade to the newest version of Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management faster and less troublesome.
This is the final part of our WHS mobile device development series where we’ve walked through a mobile device development process using process guide framework with Dynamics 365 Finance & Supply Chain Management. In this final part of the blog series, we’ll walk through how to display the sales order line details along with the finishing touches of this mobile device development process.
