Business Central Full Module Setup
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
Rolling out Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is next on my roadmap and I want the environment configured properly from day one. The scope covers three core areas—Financial Management, Supply Chain Management, and Sales & Service Management—for a small team of up to ten users.
Here’s what success looks like on my side:
• Financial Management: clean chart of accounts, posting groups, dimensions, VAT setup, fiscal calendar, and tested workflows for payables/receivables and fixed assets.
• Supply Chain Management: accurate inventory parameters, locations, item tracking, purchase order flow, and reliable demand planning settings.
• Sales & Service Management: customer cards, price/discount structures, quote-to-cash cycle, and service order processes configured and tested.
I’m handling data migration myself, so focus entirely on system configuration, best-practice guidance, and light user training to get my team comfortable with their role centers. If a sandbox-to-production migration is part of your normal approach, great—just keep data templates blank so I can import later.
Experience with extensions, permission sets, and AL customization is a plus, but the initial milestone is a stable, vanilla setup ready for my data. Let me know your estimated timeline and any access requirements so we can kick off quickly.
Here’s what success looks like on my side:
• Financial Management: clean chart of accounts, posting groups, dimensions, VAT setup, fiscal calendar, and tested workflows for payables/receivables and fixed assets.
• Supply Chain Management: accurate inventory parameters, locations, item tracking, purchase order flow, and reliable demand planning settings.
• Sales & Service Management: customer cards, price/discount structures, quote-to-cash cycle, and service order processes configured and tested.
I’m handling data migration myself, so focus entirely on system configuration, best-practice guidance, and light user training to get my team comfortable with their role centers. If a sandbox-to-production migration is part of your normal approach, great—just keep data templates blank so I can import later.
Experience with extensions, permission sets, and AL customization is a plus, but the initial milestone is a stable, vanilla setup ready for my data. Let me know your estimated timeline and any access requirements so we can kick off quickly.