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Navision 4.0 Financials Training. SCOPE. Part 1. Introduction Part 2. Financial Management Key Strengths General Ledger Cash Management Accounts Receivable Accounts Payable Fixed Assets Inventory Part 3. Technology. Part 1. C/SIDE (Client – Server Integration Development Environment)
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SCOPE • Part 1. Introduction • Part 2. Financial Management Key Strengths • General Ledger • Cash Management • Accounts Receivable • Accounts Payable • Fixed Assets • Inventory • Part 3. Technology
C/SIDE (Client – Server Integration Development Environment) • This is the development environment of Navision. It consist of the codes needed to interpret the application objects, development system tools, the DBMS and the operating system interface. • Object –based. C/AL (Client Application Language) • Language used for writing functions in C/SIDE.
Application Objects: 1. Tables 2. Forms 3. Reports 4. Dataports 5. XML Ports 6. Codeunits 7. Menusuite
Logical Database vs. Physical Database (MS SQL database / Navision Native Database) Several Physical Disk Files Logical Database Physical Disk File Physical Disk File Physical Disk File Database Companies are The largest logical Structures in a C/SIDE database Company Table Record Field
Overview of Navision Functionalities • Financial Management • Supply Chain Collaboration • Customer Relationship Management • Project Management • Warehousing Management • Manufacturing • Field Service Management • Commerce Gateway • Commerce Portal • Employee Portal • Human Resource
I. General Ledger • Setting up the parameters • Setting up the beginning balances • Processing day to day transactions • Periodic processing • Account Schedules • Analysis by Dimension • Reports
II. Cash Management • Setting up the parameters • Setting up the beginning balances • Processing day to day transactions • Periodic processing • Reports
III. Accounts Receivable • Setting up the parameters • Setting up the beginning balances • Processing day to day transactions • Periodic processing • Reports
IV. Accounts Payable • Setting up the parameters • Setting up the beginning balances • Processing day to day transactions • Periodic processing • Reports
V. Fixed Assets • Setting up the parameters • Setting up the beginning balances • Processing day to day transactions • Periodic processing • Reports
VI. Inventory Control • Setting up the parameters • Setting up the beginning balances • Processing day to day transactions • Periodic processing • Reports