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Upcoming Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Knowledge Hub Webinars (May-Jul 2024) from MADIC dynamics

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MADIC dynamicsEvery month, on the third Tuesday, at MADIC dynamics we will be presenting a Knowledge Hub Webinar on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and related products; I will be presenting some of the webinars, but other consultants will be getting involved as well, so there will be a variety of presenters through time.

We aim to have the next three monthly Knowledge Hub Webinars scheduled and details of them available. The next three webinars, starting next month, are:

Upcoming Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Knowledge Hub Webinars (May-Jul 2024) from MADIC dynamics

What’s New in Business Central 2024 Wave 1

Tuesday, 21st May 2024 – 14:00-14:45

Discover the upcoming new features in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2024 Wave 1.

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Upcoming Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Knowledge Hub Webinars (May-Jul 2024) from MADIC dynamics

Upgrading (to) Business Central

Tuesday, 18th June 2024 – 14:00-14:45

Learn the ins and outs of upgrading NAV to Business Central and the steps to upgrade to new versions of Business Central.

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Upcoming Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Knowledge Hub Webinars (May-Jul 2024) from MADIC dynamics

Document Capture for Business Central

Tuesday, 16th July 2024 – 14:00-14:45

Scan documents and create invoices in Business Central using Continia Document Capture.

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MADIC dynamics Knowledge Hub Webinars: Extending Business Central with Power Automate

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MADIC dynamicsIn our most recent webinar here at MADIC dynamics, we took a look at Extending Business Central with Power Automate.

If you want to catch up on this webinar, you can do so here.

What is Power Automate? ^

Power Automate is part of the Power Platform from Microsoft.

Power Platform is a collection of services which allow organisations to build their own solutions through low- or no-code services, such as Power BI (reporting), Power Apps (custom apps), Power Pages (websites) and Power Automate (automation). The idea is that they are low- or no-code and therefore do not require a developer to build the solution, and also allow for more rapid building than traditional applications, websites or other extensions.

We looked specifically at Power Automate in this webinar; Power Automate lets users create automated workflows between applications and services, allowing for repetitive business processes such as communications and approvals, to be automated.

As a relevant aside, I am currently writing two series of articles on Power Automate; the first is Working with Power Automate and the second is In Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central (Power Automate), how do I…. There is a large overlap between articles in those two series and this webinar, so I will be linking to the series where possible.

Types of Cloud Flow ^

There are four types of cloud flow available with Power Automate in combination with Business Central.

In the Microsoft documentation, they only show three types of cloud flow, but I always include the fourth, approvals, as this constitutes a large segment of the flows used by clients on Business Central, for users who have decided that the standard workflows don’t provide the flexibility required.

Icons for cloud flow types

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MADIC dynamics Knowledge Hub Webinars: Series Index

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MADIC dynamicsAt MADIC dynamics we have started running a series of Knowledge Hub Webinarswebinars on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and related products. I will be trying to follow up each webinar with a writeup of the topics covered, linking to the webinar recording.

I’ve decided to add these webinars into a series so that they are easy for people to find details of the previous webinars, when they’re reading about the most recent.

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MADIC dynamics Knowledge Hub Webinar on Tuesday 20th February 2024: Reporting with Business Central

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MADIC dynamicsHere at MADIC dynamics we will be presenting a Knowledge Hub Webinar at 1400 UK time on Tuesday.

Wee’ll be taking a look at the standard and additional reporting available within Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central with some practical examples of how to create and use the different types of report which are available.

The webinar is open to everyone who wants to sign up and join:

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Upcoming Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Knowledge Hub Webinars (Feb-Apr 2024) from MADIC dynamics

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MADIC dynamicsEvery month, on the third Tuesday, at MADIC dynamics we will be presenting a Knowledge Hub Webinar on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and related products; I will be presenting the first few webinars, but in future other consultants will be getting involved, so there will be a variety of presenters through time.

We aim to have the next three monthly Knowledge Hub Webinars scheduled and details of them available; the webinars are open to everyone, not just customers of MADIC dynamics. The next three webinars, starting this month, are:

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Ocean Dynamics Rebrands to MADIC dynamics

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MADIC dynamicsIn September of 2023, I started a new job with Ocean Dynamics as a Functional Consultant, working with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.

A few years ago, the French owned MADIC Group bought Ocean Dynamics and, late last year, decided to rebrand the company from Ocean Dynamics to MADIC dynamics, in order to align with the general branding of all companies in the group.

Nothing has changed in how the company operates as a Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central VAR (Value Added Reseller) and ISV (Independent Software Vendor), but I thought it was worth mentioning that this name change had happened in case anyone noticed me referring to MADIC dynamics and wondered if I’d moved companies again.