Category: Business Central Manufacturing

Business Central manufacturing blogs and articles written by Sabre Limited. These posts cover detailed and summary concepts in manufacturing in Dynamics 365 Business Central.

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For process manufacturers, a formula defines more than which ingredients go into a product. It also determines how the product is produced, tested, packaged, traced, and costed. While Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central provides a strong foundation for finance, inventory, [...]
For process manufacturers, formulas are at the heart of production. They determine which ingredients are used, in what quantities, how products are made, and ultimately what rolls off the production line. As your business grows, however, managing those formulas can [...]
If you are looking for a QuickBooks alternative, there is a good chance your business has reached a point where basic accounting software is no longer enough. QuickBooks is one of the most popular accounting systems for small businesses, and [...]
Business Central for Metal Stamping is a topic that needs a practical answer, because stamping companies are not the same as general manufacturing companies. They need the usual ERP functionality, including accounting, inventory, purchasing, production, shipping, receiving, and reporting. But [...]
If you are comparing NAV vs Business Central, you are likely trying to answer a practical question. Should you keep using Microsoft Dynamics NAV, or is it time to move to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central? [...]
Business Central is best for manufacturers that want predictable, per-user pricing, tight Microsoft 365 integration, and access to a large ecosystem of add-ons. Acumatica is a strong fit for companies with larger teams, fewer required modules, and a preference for [...]