If you have Microsoft Dynamics GP ERP and MRP application implemented in your organization and you are IT programmer, who needs precise training on connecting to Dynamics GP database and reviewing data flow and table structure, we would like to give you short orientation in...

Microsoft Dynamics GP ERP, formerly known as Great Plains Dynamics, eEnterprise and in its earlier DOS version – Great Plains Accounting, is now available on Microsoft SQL Server platform early and only versions 10.0 and 9.0 are supported at this time.  Most of current Great...

Microsoft Dynamics GP ERP and MRP application should fit to the majority of businesses in USA, Canada, Spanish speaking South America, UK, Australia, New Zealand, South East Asia.  However this is not a tiny software application and requires professionally handled Sales cycle, Modules Selection, Integration...

Normally you either leave it to Dynamics GP professional, or get instructions on Microsoft Dynamics Customer Source.  If you do not have annual support from Microsoft and by that reason do not have access to Customer Source, we would like to give you simple orientation...

At this time, May 2009, Microsoft Dynamics GP 10.0 version has pretty reliable service packs under its belt, especially current SP3.  Earlier Great Plains 10.0 upgrades were really surprisingly challenging, especially prior to the time of GP 10 SP1 was released.  In this small publication...

When you need customization specification for Microsoft Dynamics GP, formerly known as Great Plains Dynamics and eEnterprise, one of the major tools in Microsoft Dexterity. In fact, historically Great Plains architecture has Dex foundation, and Dexterity is in turn a shell, programmed in C programming...

Microsoft Dynamics GP, formerly known as Great Plains Dynamics or eEnterprise, as other ERP and mid-market MRP applications has its own settings file. As it historically was coded in Great Plains Dexterity, this file is Dex.ini. This file could be found in Dynamics GP workstation...

If you are trying to make your homework and prepare on Microsoft Dynamics GP, formerly Great Plains Dynamics and eEnterprise, reporting options – we are happy to offer you this small publication.  In general, you should use the tool, which fits the best to your...

If your Microsoft Dynamics GP is on relatively recent version, such as 8.0 or 9.0, and assuming that you use it primarily as GL Accounting, Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable and do not have third party Dynamics GP ISV add-ons or customizations, coded in Great Plains...

Certainly, if you are building ecommerce from scratch, then you should consider products as the base of your future ecommerce web application.  However, and this is probably your case, in ecommerce scenarios we often see legacy ecommerce portal, which does the job, and your role...

Microsoft Dynamics GP ERP, formerly known as Great Plains Dynamics or eEnterprise, has FRx reports designer as the tool of choice for financial reporting: Balance Sheet, Profit and Loss, Statement of Cash Flow, plus consolidated versions for those reports.  In the case of larger organization,...

If your organization deploys GP Dynamics or eEnterprise ERP versions 7.5, 7.0, 6.0, 5.5, 5.0 or 4.0 you should consider upgrade scenarios, plus you should also consider reenrollment into Microsoft Business Solutions annual enhancement program to get license keys ...

If you are eCommerce .Net c#, VB or SQL developer, you need to know eConnect - Microsoft Dynamics GP Great Plains SDK for e-commerce developers architecture and limitations. eConnect was specially built up for eCommerce programmers, however at the same time it complies to GP Dexterity architecture frameworks, such as GP batches and transactions posting is GP user prerogative....

Microsoft Great Plains and Microsoft CRM both use MS SQL Server 2005 or 2000 databases, GP has eConnect tool, which covers MBS owned GP modules: GL, SOP, POP, PM, RM, Payroll. So, if you plan “standard” integration, our ...