Having a full picture of your business operations, from start to finish, is increasingly valuable as inflation puts added pressure on those in the food industry, but with Dynamics Food, you can get a full 360-degree overview of your data to stay in control at all times. 

Microsoft have recently highlighted the implications of planned changes to some online services which could have an impact on your system's ability to operate.

From the beginning of April, new security protocols mean that connections to SaaS services can no longer use a stored username and password to connect, as they have done in the past. In an environment where malicious attacks are rising all the time, Microsoft's fear is that stored credentials are an easy way for hackers to gain access to your system.

Want to turn on and trial features/changes ahead of when they go live? Test out a new feature that might benefit how you work with the system?

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is always updating. Certain features are even added ahead of their 'full' release so that users can manually turn them on to test before the change is officially put into play for everyone. This is great, as it either helps you to get used to bigger changes sooner, or even exposes you to interesting new functionality that could benefit your processes. This can be done via something called Feature Management.

Struggling to keep your data consistent? Find yourself creating records and having to keep tweaking them to get them just right? Well, why not create some templates for your Customers, Vendors, and Items and speed up that process by standardising the data upon creation.

Everything from using Web Roles to improve user experience, right through to how you create them, add a Web Page Access Control Rule, and even utilise them to show users content that really matters; it's all here in this blog post.

A 'how-to' guide with step-by-step instructions on how you can easily integrate your Microsoft Teams with your Microsoft Dynamics 365 Sales & Service.