Business Central functional training
Learn how Business Central supports finance, sales, purchasing, inventory, warehousing and manufacturing, and how consultants configure it to match real business processes.
Who it is for
- Freshers who want to start in ERP
- Finance and operations professionals moving into ERP roles
- Functional consultants from other ERPs
- Business Central users who want to understand configuration
- Career switchers with an accounting or supply chain background
Prerequisites
Basic understanding of accounting or business operations is helpful. No programming knowledge is needed.
What you will cover
Modules are taught through business scenarios rather than menu tours, so you practise the decisions a consultant or developer actually makes.
Business Central fundamentals
- Navigation, role centres and personalization
- Companies, users and basic administration
- Master data and number series
Finance
- Chart of accounts and general journals
- Dimensions and posting groups
- Bank accounts and reconciliation
- Fixed assets and financial reports
Sales and purchasing
- Quotes, orders, invoices and credit memos
- Purchase orders and receipts
- Pricing, discounts and payment terms
- Posting and the effect on the ledgers
Inventory and warehousing
- Items, units of measure and variants
- Locations, bins and transfers
- Item tracking: lots and serial numbers
- Inventory valuation and costing methods
Manufacturing
- Bills of materials and routings
- Production orders and planning
- Capacity and work centres
Configuration and implementation concepts
- Setup and configuration packages
- Data migration basics
- Fit-gap analysis and implementation phases
- Testing and user acceptance
Interview preparation
- Common functional interview questions
- Explaining a business process end to end
- Practical scenarios and case discussions
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