Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations can be configured to support non-profit operations. AXSource can deploy it along with Microsoft’s industry Cloud for Nonprofit solution that provides key functionality including donor and donations management, membership management, and volunteer engagement. AXSource extend Microsoft’s Cloud to deliver an end-to-end solution for the Nonprofit industry.

While Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations doesn’t natively include construction-related data models, it can be (and is often) customized to support construction operations, leveraging the robust project management, cost management, and contract management functionalities within the product.

Yes, Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations is accessible on mobile devices, Tablet or iPad allowing you to manage your business processes on the go using multiple options.

Yes, Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations provides robust finance module which includes asset management capabilities, allowing you to track and manage your assets effectively.

Cost management in Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations is a comprehensive toolset that helps organizations track, analyse, and control costs across various business processes. It encompasses features for standard costing, product costing, overhead allocation, inventory valuation, and cost accounting.

Dynamics 365 supports various inventory valuation methods, such as FIFO, LIFO, average cost, and standard cost. The chosen method impacts the cost of goods sold and inventory value on the balance sheet. D365 also supports various Inventory accounting i.e. Raw material, Finished goods, SubWIP or WIP products & service or Non-stock Items.

Dynamics 365 provides tools for product profitability analysis, including margin analysis, cost-volume-profit (CVP) analysis, and contribution margin reporting. These insights help identify profitable products and areas for cost reduction.

– Improved lease visibility and control
– Enhanced financial reporting and analysis
– Compliance with complex lease accounting standards
– Automated lease accounting processes
– Reduced manual effort and errors

Lease management in Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations is a comprehensive solution designed to streamline the entire lease lifecycle, from creation to termination. It covers lease contract management, accounting, payment processing, and reporting, ensuring compliance with accounting standards like ASC 842 and IFRS 16.

Dynamics 365 provides comprehensive AR and AP functionalities, including invoice processing, customer and vendor management, cash application, and dispute resolution. The AP and AR modules integrates with Procurement, Sales and expense management module to help organization to seamlessly track & manage the books.

Dynamics 365 offers built-in reporting tools, as well as integration with Power BI for advanced analytics and visualizations.

Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations offers robust tools to support budgeting and forecasting, enabling organizations to plan for the future and make informed decisions. Few of the Benefits of Budgeting and Forecasting in Dynamics 365 are
– Improved Financial Control: Gain better visibility into financial performance and identify potential issues early on.
– Enhanced Decision Making: Support strategic planning and resource allocation based on accurate forecasts.
– Increased Efficiency: Automate budgeting and forecasting processes to save time and reduce errors.
– Improved Collaboration: Facilitate collaboration among departments and stakeholders.
– Compliance: Ensure compliance with financial regulations and reporting requirements.

Dynamics 365 streamlines the financial closing process through automation, reconciliation, and reporting tools.

Dynamics 365 captures a wide range of audit information, including user actions, data changes, system modifications, and transaction details.

You can configure audit policies to specify which data and actions should be audited. This helps balance security needs with performance impact.

Microsoft Dynamics CRM is a customer relationship management software that helps businesses manage customer interactions, track sales, automate marketing, and enhance customer service. It offers a suite of tools to improve business processes and customer engagement.

Key features include:

• Contact Management: Manage and track customer information and interactions.
• Sales Automation: Automate sales processes and track sales performance.
• Marketing Automation: Create and manage marketing campaigns and analyze their effectiveness.
• Customer Service: Provide support through case management, knowledge bases, and service scheduling.
• Reporting and Analytics: Generate reports and analyze data to make informed decisions.
• Customization: Tailor the CRM to fit your business needs with custom fields, forms, and workflows.

Yes, Microsoft Dynamics CRM is highly customizable. You can tailor fields, forms, workflows, and dashboards to meet your specific business requirements. Additionally, it supports custom development and third-party integrations.

A CRM system helps businesses manage customer data, track interactions, automate tasks, and gain insights into customer behavior. It can enhance customer service, boost sales, and improve overall efficiency.

Key features to look for include contact management, sales tracking, marketing automation, customer support, reporting and analytics, integration capabilities, and mobile access.

Yes, Microsoft Dynamics CRM offers mobile applications for both iOS and Android devices, allowing users to access CRM data and perform tasks on the go.

Microsoft Power BI is a powerful business analytics tool designed to help companies visualize data, share insights, and make data-driven decisions. It connects to various data sources, enabling businesses to create interactive reports and dashboards that provide actionable insights.

Microsoft Power BI supports a wide range of data sources, including Excel, SQL Server, Azure, Google Analytics, Salesforce, SharePoint, and more. This allows businesses to aggregate data from multiple platforms into a single, cohesive dashboard.

No, you don’t need coding skills to use Microsoft Power BI. The platform is user-friendly, with drag-and-drop features and pre-built templates that make it accessible for both technical and non-technical users. Advanced users can leverage DAX (Data Analysis Expressions) for complex data models.

Microsoft Power BI integrates seamlessly with other Microsoft tools such as Excel, Azure, Teams, and SharePoint. This integration allows you to embed reports in applications, collaborate on data insights, and automate workflows, enhancing productivity and data accessibility.

Microsoft Power BI Desktop is a free application for creating reports and data models on your computer. Power BI Service is a cloud-based platform where you can publish, share, and collaborate on these reports and dashboards online, offering greater accessibility and collaboration features.

Yes, Microsoft Power BI provides robust data security, including encryption, role-based access control, and compliance with global standards like GDPR. It also offers advanced features such as Azure AD integration, multi-factor authentication, and data loss prevention to protect your data. 

Yes, Microsoft Power BI offers mobile apps for iOS, Android, and Windows devices, allowing you to access your dashboards and reports on the go. This ensures that you can stay connected to your business data anytime, anywhere.

Microsoft Power BI Pro is a paid subscription that provides additional features like data collaboration, sharing, and governance. Unlike the free version, Power BI Pro allows for real-time data analysis, enhanced storage capacity, and the ability to share reports across your organization.

Getting started with Microsoft Power BI is straightforward. Download Power BI Desktop for free from the Microsoft website and begin exploring with sample data sets. Microsoft also offers extensive resources, including tutorials, documentation, and community forums, to help you learn Power BI.

Yes, Microsoft Power BI allows for extensive customization of reports and dashboards. You can adjust visuals, colors, fonts, and layouts to align with your company’s branding, ensuring your reports are both informative and visually consistent with your brand identity.