Microsoft Dynamics Business Central implementation - How to Implement D365 Business Central in 5 Steps
As someone passionate about helping growth-minded
businesses, I would like to share the details about the timesaving package we
have put together to assist your business in implementing
D365 Business Central.
There are five steps which have been created and tested for
our D365 Business Central Quick Start service.
Step 1: Configure the environment
The
first and foremost step in QuickStart implementation is to configure the environment. once we configure the Business Central
environment, we can set up the platform where we load
your data, create your items, create your vendors, create your customers, and
all other transactions that relate to running a business.
Step 2: Train subject matter experts & end users
The second step in the
process is to train the subject matter experts (SMEs)and the end-users on the
application. This serves two purposes: the first is to get users comfortable
with the application; the second is to allow them to leverage the work that was
done during the configuration phase to get them ready to start leveraging the
application and production. When providing training, our focus is on
information retention and making sure that those users understand the
application.
Step 3: Load data
The third step is to load
the data via configuration packages. Our experts sit down with SMEs to review
customers, vendors, items, and other historical financial records that need to
be pulled forward into D365 Business Central. By sitting down together, we
create a plan for the data that will be migrated and then build configuration
packages that we leverage to import those historical records.
Step 4: Power BI Workshop
The fourth step in
QuickStart implementation is a Power BI workshop. During that workshop, we
provide training and side-by-side help to build your very first Power BI
dashboard. Power BI is a tool that’s able to join data from D365 Business
Central and other data sources to create key performance indicators dashboard
for your business.
During this process, you are
determining what information is most important and what measures show success
in your business. We’re facilitating the training and use of the tool to ensure
that you’re able to create your very first dashboard to show where your
business is being successful and where there might be opportunities for
improvement.
Step 5: Go-Live
As we get ready for the last
step which is went-live, there is a go or no-go decision where we sit down as a
project team and test readiness both for your team. Following go-live, if
needed to ensure that go-live is successful and any issues that end-users might
encounter are resolved as fast as possible.
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