Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 Application Design -- Table of Contents -- Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 Application Design -- Credits -- Foreword -- About the Author -- Acknowledgement -- About the Reviewers -- Preface -- What this book covers -- What you need for this book -- Who this book is for -- Conventions -- Where to find the Screens in this book -- Screenshots -- How to read the application schemas -- Number and date punctuation -- Reader feedback -- Customer support -- Errata -- Piracy -- Questions -- 1. Introduction to Microsoft Dynamics NAV -- Versions and history -- What is this book about -- Setup versus customization -- The beauty of simplicity -- Horizontal versus vertical solutions -- Open source -- Structure of this book -- The Role Tailored concept -- The building blocks -- Tables as user interface and business logic -- Dynamics NAV in throughout supply chain -- Some basics -- Number series -- Extended text -- Navigate -- Setup tables -- Posting groups -- Pricing -- Dimensions -- Data model principles -- Master data -- Journals -- The general ledger -- Balancing -- Flow fields and flow filters -- More journals and entries -- Posting Schema -- Sub and detailed entries -- Documents-combining the journals into processes -- Document structure -- Document transactions -- Other structures -- Relationship management -- Jobs -- Manufacturing -- Summary -- 2. A Sample Application -- Fit-gap analysis -- Designing a Squash Court application -- Look, learn, and love -- Drawing the table and posting schema -- The Project approach -- Interfacing with the standard application -- Getting started -- Creating squash players -- CreateVendor versus CreateCustomer -- Reverse engineering -- Designing a journal -- Squash Court master data -- Chapter objects -- Reservations -- Journal Template -- Journal Batch -- Register -- The Journal -- Reservation.

Invoicing -- Time calculation -- Price calculation -- Squash prices -- Price calc mgt. codeunit -- Inherited data -- Dimensions -- Master data -- Journal -- Posting -- Document -- The posting process -- Check line -- Post line -- Invoicing -- Invoice document -- Sales header -- Sales line -- Dialog -- Posting process -- Analyse the object -- Making the change -- Navigate -- FindRecords -- ShowRecords -- Testing -- Summary -- 3. Financial Management -- Chart of accounts -- Posting accounts -- The entry tables -- Sub accounting -- General journals -- Entry application -- Posting groups -- Dimensions -- Budgeting -- Creating budget entries -- Accounting periods -- Closing dates -- Currencies -- Consolidation -- VAT statement -- Data analysis -- General Ledger -- Account schedules -- Analysis by dimensions -- The setup -- Customizing financial management -- Sales line description to G/L entries -- Extra fields in the G/L entries -- Integrating with financial management -- Creating a G/L transaction -- The C/AL code -- Advanced entries -- Look, learn, and love -- Summary -- 4. Relationship Management -- How companies work -- Contacts -- Salutation codes -- Alternative addresses -- Create as -- Duplicates -- Search -- Profiles -- Automatic profiles -- Interactions -- Automatic interactions -- Finished interactions -- To-do's -- Opportunities -- Workflow -- Sales stages -- Activity codes -- Creating an opportunity -- Sales quote -- Close the deal -- Segments -- Add contacts -- Refine/Reduce contacts -- Segment criteria -- Mailing groups -- Log segment -- Campaigns -- Pricing -- Segments -- Activate -- Outlook integration -- E-mail logging -- The setup -- Customizing relationship management -- Salutation formula types -- Add the option -- Support the formula -- The GetSalutation function -- Set up the salutation formula -- Test the solution.

Customer and vendor numbering -- Disabling direct creation of customers and vendors -- Sharing contact information across companies -- Share tables -- Business relations -- C/AL code modifications -- Number series -- Final steps -- Alternative approaches -- Add contacts to segments -- Expand report -- Implement criteria filters -- Test solution -- Summary -- 5. Production -- What is production? -- History of production -- Production methodologies -- Raw materials -- Basic production principles -- Bill of materials -- MRP -- GIGO -- MPS -- Item costing -- Item tracking -- Quality control -- Energy and waste -- APICS -- Getting started -- Assembling -- The table and posting schema -- The items -- Item costing -- Item tracking -- The bill of materials -- Calculate standard cost -- Creating the inventory -- Adjusting cost item entries -- Posting inventory cost to G/L -- Check, check, and double check -- Recalculating standard unit cost -- BOM journal -- Check costing (again) -- Recalculating unit cost (again) -- Standard cost worksheet -- Item revaluation journal -- The result -- Item costing in ten steps -- Manufacturing -- The table and posting schema -- The items, machines, and work centers -- Items -- Machine centers -- Capacity -- Production bill of materials -- Routing -- Testing and low level code -- Simulation, sales orders, or inventory -- Make-to-stock -- Make-to-order -- The sales order -- Calculating MPS and MRP -- Requisition versus planning versus subcontracting worksheets -- Inventory profile offsetting -- Calculating a plan -- Production order workflow -- Purchase orders -- Finishing production -- Specialized production -- Jobs -- Kitting -- Sales process -- Kitting in Microsoft Dynamics NAV "7" -- Vertical industry implementation -- Fashion -- Bill of materials -- Shipping worksheet -- Automotive -- Tooling and amortization.

Item tracking -- Medicines -- Lot numbers and expiration dates -- Quality control -- Food -- Zero inventory -- Ordering schedules -- Furniture -- Calculations -- Inventory -- Summary -- 6. Trade -- The process -- Wholesale versus retail -- Sales and purchasing -- Transaction mirroring -- Sales -- Orders -- Quote and blanket order to order -- Quote to order -- Blanket order to order -- Creating a new sales order -- Sales header -- Sales lines -- Master data options -- Sales line fields -- Validation flow -- No.

Level 2 and level 3 comparison -- Receipt + use put-away worksheet

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