Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 "Feature of the Day" - Week 15 Digest


Week 14 saw no activity from the Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP team, since all the relevant players were out at the GPUG Summit 2012 Seattle event - read GPUG Summit 2012 Seattle - Wrap Up! to find out more.

Last week, the Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP team, however, went nuts (probably as a result of jet lag) with Pam and Jay mixing things up a bit in renaming the "Features of the Day" to "Feature when Pam or Jay Reveals it". The truth is, these two are a bit unpredictable, so I will simply continue to call this - and in the interest of keeping your sanity and mines in check - Feature of the Day.

Feature When Pam or Jay Reveals It: Reprint Payables Management Remittance

Now you can reprint remittances from Payables Payment Zoom window


Original article: Feature When Pam or Jay Reveals It: Reprint Payables Management Remittance
Link to presentation: GP2013 13716_Reprint PM Remit FOD.ppsx
Learning script: N/A

Feature When Pam or Jay Reveals It: RMA Sales Order Consolidate

Consolidate SOP Order Document now an option in Service Setup

Items entered on the RMA...

... are consolidated on the Order in SOP

Original article: Feature When Pam or Jay Reveals It: RMA Sales Order Consolidate
Link to presentation: GP2013 FOD RMA SOP Consolidate.ppsx
Learning script: N/A

Feature When Pam or Jay Reveals It: Search by Contract in Revenue Recognition

Search by Contract Number now an option in Contract Revenue Recognition

Original article: Feature When Pam or Jay Reveals It: Search by Contract in Revenue Recognition
Link to presentation: GP2013 FOD Search by Contract in RR.ppsx
Learning script: N/A

Feature When Pam or Jay Reveals It: Shipping Address Overrides Remain In Service Call



Original article: Feature When Pam or Jay Reveals It: Shipping Address Overrides Remain In Service Call
Link to presentation: GP2013 FOD Shipping Address Overrides Remain in Service Call.ppsx
Learning script: N/A

Feature When Pam or Jay Reveals It: Copy AA Trx Dimensions for POP, SOP, GL

Now you can copy analytical accounting info across the board

Original article: Feature When Pam or Jay Reveals It: Copy AA Trx Dimensions for POP, SOP, GL
Link to presentation: GP2013 12245 Copy AA Trx Dimension Info FOD.ppsx
Learning script: N/A

Until next post!

MG.-
Mariano Gomez, MVP
IntellPartners, LLC
http://www.IntellPartners.com/

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