Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 "Feature of the Day" - Week 19 Digest


By now, you are aware that the planned release date for Microsoft Dynamics GP 2013 is December 19, 2012. As such, the "Feature of the Day" series will be concluding soon. Inside Microsoft Dynamics GP brought 4 more features last week, ranging from HR/Payroll to Encumbrance, to Purchase Order Processing and Payables Management.

Feature of the Day: FICA Tax Sheltered Annuity Changes

Deduction Setup window

Employee Deduction Setup window


Original article: Feature of the Day: FICA Tax Sheltered Annuity Changes
Link to presentation: GP2013 FOD FICA Medicare and Social Security TSA.ppsx

Feature of the Day: Encumber General Journal Transactions

Encumbrance GL Transaction Entry and Journal Inquiry

Original article: Feature of the Day: Encumber General Journal Transactions
Link to presentation: GP2013 13740_GL Encumber FOD.ppsx

Feature of the Day: PTO Detail & History and PTO Exception Reports

PTO Detail & History Inquiry

Original article: Feature of the Day: PTO Detail & History and PTO Exception Reports
Link to presentation: GP2013 FOD PTO Detail - History and PTO Exception Report.ppsx

Feature of the Day: Computer Prepayments

Purchase Order Entry / Payables Batch Entry / Receivings Transaction Entry

Original article: Feature of the Day: Computer Prepayments
Link to presentation: GP2013 Computer Prepayment.ppsx

Until next post!

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

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