This course covers the financial aspects of Dynamics 365: configure and use essential financial components, accounts payable, accounts receivable, collections, budgeting, fixed assets, and additional functionality.

Course Prerequisites

To successfully undertake training in the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance course, it’s essential to have a solid foundation in certain areas:

• Knowledge of finance and accounting processes
• General knowledge of basic navigation in Finance
• Prior experience with ERP systems or other Dynamics 365 applications is helpful but not required

The course accommodates individuals with varying degrees of background knowledge.

Target Audience

Master financial management with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance, designed for professionals in finance and accounting.

• Financial Analysts
• Accountants
• Finance Managers
• Controllers
• CFOs (Chief Financial Officers)
• ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) Consultants
• Financial Consultants
• Dynamics 365 Functional Consultants
• IT Professionals working with financial software
• Business Analysts focusing on finance operations
• Project Managers overseeing financial system implementations
• Professionals aiming to transition into finance-focused roles
• Auditors who need to understand Dynamics 365 Finance for compliance purposes
• Operations Managers with a financial focus
• Compliance Officers dealing with financial regulations and reporting standards

Why Choose us

⭢ Live Online Training (Duration : 32 Hours)

⭢ Guaranteed to run classes

⭢ Experienced & certified trainers

⭢ Query Handling session

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Learning Objectives

This course offers comprehensive training on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance, focusing on financial management, accounts receivable/payable, budgeting, and fixed assets to optimize financial operations.

• Understand and configure financial management, including general ledger, currencies, and fiscal calendars
• Implement accounts receivable and credit processes, including collections and revenue recognition
• Manage accounts payable and expenses, including vendor invoice automation and expense management
• Administer budgeting, perform budget planning, and integrate with financial reporting
• Oversee fixed assets from acquisition to disposal, including depreciation and leasing
• Conduct daily financial procedures and understand their impact on financial reporting
• Handle intercompany accounting and transactions between multiple legal entities
• Implement ledger allocations and accruals for accurate financial representation
• Use advanced features like Intelligent OCR, Positive Pay, and Expense Management
• Apply financial reporting and analytics for informed decision-making