Topic: Dynamics SL
Learn More About The Best ERP Modernization Path for NAV, SL & GP: Maintain, Fortify, Bridge or Transform?
If you run Dynamics NAV, SL, or GP, you’ve likely felt some pressure lately. Maybe it’s the aging server. Maybe it’s the growing list of manual workarounds. Maybe it’s the quiet fear that one more month‑end close might push your team over the edge. You’re not alone. And you’re not stuck. This guide walks through…
Learn More About Your Legacy Dynamics Server is Your Business’s Hidden Security Blind Spot
The biggest cybersecurity threats don’t always come from the outside. But sometimes, they also sit quietly in the server room. While your IT team is busy defending laptops, email, and cloud apps, the old on-premises Dynamics server powering your finances and operations may be wide open to attack. These legacy ERP systems, like Microsoft Dynamics…
Learn More About The Ultimate Guide to Running Dynamics ERP on Azure
Microsoft Dynamics can run smoothly on physical hardware, but that stability comes with hidden risks. The constant drain of hardware maintenance, exposure to on-premises cyber threats, and the limitations around scalability and upgrades all add up to a fragile foundation for such a critical system. That’s why more organizations are turning to Dynamics on Azure.…
Learn More About Cracks in the Foundation: Why It’s Time to Reconsider Dynamics GP and SL
For years, Microsoft Dynamics GP and SL have helped organizations run their businesses with confidence. They’ve supported finance teams, improved visibility, and kept operations running smoothly. But time changes things — and the reality is that the foundation these systems were built on is beginning to show cracks. If you’re still relying on GP or…
Learn More About Beyond Legacy ERP: Why Dynamics 365 Is the Platform for the Next Era of Business
Enterprise resource planning was never meant to be passive. Many organizations still use ERP systems that only record transactions and reconcile work after the fact. These systems depend on manual effort to keep the business running. That approach no longer works. Talent shortages are a challenge. Compliance demands are rising. Real-time risk reviews are needed.…
Learn More About Difference Between Microsoft Dynamics SL and Dynamics 365
What is Dynamics SL? Microsoft Dynamics SL is an enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution designed for small to midsize, project-driven businesses. Originally known as Solomon Software, it was acquired by Microsoft in 2000. Dynamics SL helps manage financials, projects, and operations. While it remains in use, Microsoft has announced that it is approaching the end…
Learn More About Dynamics SL Users: Important Updates for 2024 and Beyond
If you’re a current Microsoft Dynamics SL user, there are significant changes this year that may impact how you handle Payroll, Accounts Payable, and other essential functions within Dynamics SL. Starting in January 2024, Microsoft transitioned Dynamics SL 2018 from mainstream support to extended support, which will continue until July 11, 2028. Here’s what this…
Learn More About Navigating The Dynamics SL End of Life: The Road Ahead Amid Extended Mainstream Support
The Dynamics SL End of Life is a subject that has gained significant attention in the ERP industry. Dynamics SL is slated to end mainstream support in January 2024. The pressing issue of transitioning to newer, more agile systems is at the forefront of this support end. This blog aims to provide an in-depth discussion…
Learn More About Use SL General Ledger Functionality to Support Basic Project Accounting Needs
Overview Often, there’s some confusion as to what actually constitutes project accounting. A general definition of project accounting is tracking financial transactions by specific projects. Tracking may include project costs, billings, and any associated revenue. What project accounting actually represents in a company is based on several factors including company type, project volume and company…