Finance & Accounting
General ledger, receivables, payables, dimensions, payments, fixed assets, reporting and finance-focused controls.
Build role-based Business Central capability around the processes your employees actually perform—from finance and purchasing to inventory, key-user support and AL development.
Generic product training can overwhelm users with modules they may never use. Corporate training can focus the learning around the roles, processes and skill gaps that matter to your organization.
General ledger, receivables, payables, dimensions, payments, fixed assets, reporting and finance-focused controls.
Customers, vendors, quotations, orders, receipts, shipments, invoicing, returns and connected document flows.
Items, locations, transfers, stock movements, availability, inventory processes and warehouse-related activities.
Navigation, master data, troubleshooting awareness, role-center use, reporting and process support for internal users.
Configuration, process understanding, testing and implementation-oriented learning for internal ERP or support teams.
AL fundamentals, extensions, objects, events, reports, APIs, debugging and development practices based on the agreed scope.
Identify learner roles, current Business Central knowledge, target processes and priority skill gaps.
Define the modules, scenarios, depth and training sequence relevant to the agreed requirement.
Deliver structured sessions with demonstrations, guided practice and role-specific examples.
Use exercises, questions and review points to reinforce practical understanding and identify follow-up needs.
Examples may include a finance team moving from another ERP, new warehouse users learning transaction discipline, key users preparing to support colleagues, or a technical team building Business Central AL capability. The final scope should be agreed against your actual requirement before training starts.
For a faster discussion, tell us the number and roles of learners, the Business Central modules they use, their current skill level, the business processes in scope and your preferred training window.