Introduction in Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2013

NB: Microsoft have retired this course in March 2017. The exam is shortly going to be retired. However we are still offering this course as a large number of our customers still need access to this.

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This two-day instructor-led course examines the basic concepts of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), how to personalize the user interface and how to navigate in Microsoft Dynamics® NAV 2013. This course also covers typical user tasks in common application areas, such as Finance, Inventory, Purchases, and Sales.

At Course Completion

• Explain the concept of ERP and Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013.
• Describe the most important features of ERP and Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013.
• Explain the Back and Forward button, the address bar, and search.
• Explain the concept of the ribbon.
• Explain the different components of the ribbon.
• Show how to use the ribbon.
• Explore the navigation pane.
• List the information that is available on the status bar.
• Explain how to use the list page.
• Explain how to use the card page.
• Explore the Role Center.
• Explain how to Customize Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 user interface (UI).
• Browse and customize the list places.Change the look of windows in the program.
• Use function keys and basic keyboard
• shortcuts.
• Enter and edit information.
• Obtain selected information from Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013, by using zoom, reports, sorting, search, filters, FactBoxes, and navigation functions.
• Integrate Microsoft Dynamics NAV with other Microsoft Office products, such as OneNote, Word, and Excel.
• Describe the posting process within Microsoft Dynamics NAV.
• Explain how to use G/L account cards.
• Outline the purpose and functions of the Chart of Accounts page.
• Explain how to use customer cards.
• Explain how to use vendor cards.
• Explain how to use item cards.
• Outline a complete sales process and how it connects to other application areas.
• Outline a complete purchase process and how it connects to other application areas.
• Create a purchase order.
• Process the receipt and invoicing of goods.
• Create and process a purchase invoice.
• Create a sales quote, and convert it to a sales order.
• Create, post, and review sales orders.
• Process the shipment and invoicing of goods.
• Explain the web services support in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013.
• Describe the different client types.
• Provide an overview of the Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 Development Environment.
• Describe the multilanguage functionality.
• Provide an overview of the most important financial management features.
• Outline financial reporting and analysis.
• Outline marketing features.
• Provide an overview of the most important trade functions.
• Provide an overview of inventory management features.
• Outline features of the warehouse management system.
• Outline manufacturing features.
• Outline features for jobs and resources.
• Explain service management features.
• Review features for human resource management.

Course Requirements:

Students looking to take this course (80439) must already have the following technical knowledge:

• Basic knowledge of Microsoft Windows and its functionality.