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Quickly Create a Detailed Financial Statement Report in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central

When printing income statement reports from Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, the standard report is clear, but doesn’t provide details for every G/L account within the account categories that were assigned when setting up. This video shows how to quickly and easily create a custom view that allows you to view detailed information for all … Read more

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Kayla

Crestwood Associates Awarded the AvidXchange 2017 Rookie of the Year Runner-up

AvidXchange, a financial technology company, has named Crestwood Associates as runner-up to their annual award of “Rookie of the Year” at their annual Partner Connect and Revolution Users’ Conference held this year in Chicago, IL. AvidXchange joined Crestwood’s list of independent software vendors in 2016. “AvidXchange is focused on the quality of the partnerships we cultivate, … Read more

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Bob Scott 2018 Top VARs
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Kayla

Crestwood Makes Bob Scott’s Top VARs List for a Sixth Year

Crestwood Associates has again been named to the Bob Scott’s Insights 100 Top VARs for 2018. This is Crestwood’s sixth consecutive year appearing on the list at the highest ranking yet: #36. The Top 100 resellers are chosen from organizations that sell and implement Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and accounting software. “We always appreciate appearing … Read more

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Mike

Acumatica PXCheckUnique

I was working on a client project in Acumatica and stumbled across the PXCheckUnique attribute.  This handy attribute allows the system to ensure that field values are unique that aren’t a part of the unique key defined for the table. PXCheckUnique Allows you to control unique values in a grid for a specified set of … Read more

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Mike

Reclassifying Batches in Acumatica

Do you have batches where one line that is recorded to a wrong account, subaccount, or branch?  You probably don’t want to reverse the whole transaction to fix it.  In Acumatica, using the Reclassify action allows you to change the one line of a batch that needs to be fixed,  instead of Reversing the whole … Read more

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Lori

Importing Budgets to Dynamics SL from Excel

Entering budgets directly into Dynamics SL can be a tedious task.  No one wants to enter budgets one account or subaccount at a time.  To save time and reduce mistakes,  it is easier to enter the budget information into Microsoft Excel first, in the proper Dynamics SL format, and then import it. Steps to import … Read more

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Mike

Use SSRS to Save Time Getting Dynamics GP Reports for Your Audits

Most people export a .csv file of their Trial Balance Detail report right from Microsoft Dynamics GP for their audit team.  However, you usually end up spending more time than you would like cleaning it up, re-formatting, and manipulating it first.  Sound familiar? Here’s an easy solution: Export using SSRS Instead of exporting from Dynamics GP … Read more

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Colleen

Options When Integrating Data to Microsoft Dynamics GP

Our clients often ask about the best data integration options with Dynamics GP.  While every client’s business requirements are different, there are still several best practices that our team considers when working with our clients.   First, we always make sure that we understand the business requirements for the integration. This includes setting short-term and long-term … Read more

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Lori

Setting Up QTD Reports in ARM for Acumatica

Acumatica comes with over 250 standard reports; however, one of the most common requests we get is how to set up a Quarter-to-Date (QTD) financial report.  Using Acumatica ARM, there’s no hidden columns needed – you just run the financial reports for a Quarter-end period. Here’s How: Here’s an example of a column output for … Read more

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