01 Thursday Nov 2018
Posted in Accounts Receivable
This webcast shows how you can calculate, create and post reserves for bad debt in MSDyn365FO.
Recording bad debt reserves was always an area that required costly system modifications in previous Dynamics versions. With MSDyn365FO you do not need to spend money for that but can rather make use of the full Microsoft business solution power to get bad debt reserves incorporated in the standard application without writing a single line of code.
19 Friday Oct 2018
Posted in General Ledger, Management Reporter
This webcast demonstrates how one can create a stockholders equity statement in the standard MSDyn365FO application with the help of reason codes and the Management Reporter. A major focus is made on demonstrating how to setup the Management reporter stockholders equity report that necessitates the calculation of multiple beginning and ending balances for the different periods covered. The principle demonstrated in this webcast can be applied to other reporting scenarios such as cash flow reports or reports that detail accruals and changes in accrual balances.
01 Monday Oct 2018
Posted in Fixed Assets
In this second part, I will show you an alternative approach how different accounting standards can be incorporated in MSDyn365FO.
With the help of corrective fixed asset books the disadvantages identified in the previous webcast can be overcome and allow you an easy and straightforward reporting on different accounting standards, such as IFRS, local GAAP and tax GAAP.
Sample data: SampleDataFA2
25 Tuesday Sep 2018
Posted in Fixed Assets
This webcast illustrates how one can create financial statements in situations where fixed asset postings are made on different posting layers to incorporate different GAAP, such as IFRS, local GAAP, tax GAAP and alike.
What can make things difficult in this context are situations where non-fixed asset related postings are made in the form of so-called delta postings that account only for the difference in the amounts required by the different GAAPs.
Join me in this webcast and see how one combine full fixed asset related postings and delta postings made outside of the fixed asset module when creating financial statements for the different GAAPs.
Attachment: SampleDataFA_Final
09 Sunday Sep 2018
Posted in Accounts Payable
The previous webcasts illustrated how one can make use of electronic reporting and MS Flow to create accruals for vendor invoices recorded through the pending vendor invoice form. Within this webcast I will extend this approach and show how electronic reporting can be used for automatically retrieving and posting accruals with the financial dimension values that have been entered with the originating vendor invoice.
03 Monday Sep 2018
Posted in Accounts Payable
This webcast continues the previous one and shows you how MSFlow can help you generating accrual vouchers in MSDyn365FO based on electronic reporting documents stored on SharePoint.
26 Sunday Aug 2018
Posted in Accounts Payable
This webcast shows you how you can leverage the standard Electronic Reporting functionalities in MSDyn365FO to create Excel based reports on Sharepoint that get processed by MSFlow to create accrual journal vouchers.
11 Saturday Aug 2018
Posted in Accounts Payable
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In this webcast I will demonstrate how MS-Flow can help you accelerating your month-end closing process by automating tasks. A special focus will be made on running cross-company Flows that create accruals for multiple MSDyn365FO companies in one single Flow run.
01 Wednesday Aug 2018
Posted in Uncategorized
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In this second part, I show you how you can extract the previously calculated loan details and use them to fill MSDyn365FO ledger journals for posting the bank loan details.
23 Monday Jul 2018
Posted in Bank Management
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In this webcast I show you how you can use MS-Flow and PowerApps to incorporate bank loans in MSDyn365FO. You will also learn how you can use Excel templates to execute macro like calculations in MS Flow for calculating loan details that separate the total monthly payment into a principal and interest amount.
