Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 Application Design

✍ Scribed by Brummel, Mark;Mohanta, Pratyush

• Publisher: Packt Publishing
• Year: 2014
• Tongue: English
• Category: Library

✦ Synopsis

If you are a NAV consultant and developer or a designer of business applications, you will benefit most from this book. This book assumes that you have a basic understanding of business management systems and application development with working knowledge of Microsoft Dynamics NAV.;Cover; Copyright; Credits; Foreword; About the Author; Acknowledgments; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 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; Design patterns; Architectural patterns; Design patterns; Implementation patterns; APIs; Structure of this book; The Role Tailored concept; The building blocks; Tables as user interface and business logic; Dynamics NAV in throughout supply chain.

✦ Table of Contents

Cover
Copyright
Credits
Foreword
About the Author
Acknowledgments
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 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
Design patterns
Architectural patterns
Design patterns
Implementation patterns
APIs
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 basic design patternsNumber series
Extended text
Navigate
Setup tables
Posting groups
Pricing
Dimensions
Architectural design patterns
Master data
Journals
The general ledger
Balancing
Flow fields and flow filters
More journals and entries
Posting schema
Sub and detailed entries
Combining the journals into processes
Document structure
Document transactions
Other patterns
Relationship management
Jobs
Manufacturing
Summary
Chapter 2: A Sample Application
Fit-gap analysis
Designing a squash court application
Look, learn, and love. Drawing the table and posting schemaThe project approach
Interfacing with the standard application
Design patterns
Getting started
Creating squash players
CreateVendor versus CreateCustomer
Reverse engineering
Designing a journal
Squash court master data
Chapter objects
Reservations
The journal
Reservation
Invoicing
Time calculation
Price calculation
Squash prices
Price Calc Mgt. codeunit
Inherited data
Dimensions
Master data
Journal
The posting process
Check line
Post line
Invoicing
Invoice document
Sales header
Sales line
Dialog
Posting process. Analyze the objectMaking the change
Navigate
FindRecords
ShowRecords
Testing
Summary
Chapter 3: Financial Management
Chart of accounts
Posting accounts
VAT versus sales tax
The entry tables
Sub accounting
Working with general journals
Entry application
Posting groups
Dimensions
Budgeting
Creating budget entries
Accounting periods
Closing dates
Currencies
Consolidation
VAT statement
Data analysis
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 managementCreating a G/L transaction
The C/AL code
Advanced entries
Look, learn, and love
Chapter 4: Relationship Management
How companies work
Contacts
Salutation codes
Alternative addresses
Relationships with customer and vendor
Duplicates
Profiles
Automatic profiles
Interactions
Automatic interactions
Finished interactions
To-do''s
Opportunities
Workflow
Sales stages
Creating an opportunity
Creating segments
Adding contacts
Refine/reduce contacts
Segment criteria
Mailing groups
Log segment
Campaigns
Pricing
Segments
Activate.

✦ Subjects

Customer relations--Management--Computer programs;Electronic books;Enterprise Applications; Desktop Applications;Microsoft CRM;Customer relations -- Management -- Computer programs