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With the release of the new Dynamics AX, your opportunities to increase your revenue stream from AX upgrades as well as from cross-selling other Microsoft Cloud products has erupted. Are you leaving these revenue streams untapped? Watch our Executive Briefing with Sigma IT Consulting webinar, one of the leading Dynamics AX Partners in Sweden, to learn the strategies they deployed to build a growing and profitable AX upgrade practice. 

More than 5 years ago Microsoft released RTC client causing the need of Classic Reports to be transformed into RDLC. 1ClickFactory Code Transformation Classic Reports to RDLC service for NAV already helped to transform more than 2300 reports for over 130 partners. It saved time, money and even resources in their efforts to rebuild Classic reports as part of their NAV upgrade process or after the upgrade when transforming the remaining objects.

Do you have a strategy for transitioning your customers to the new Microsoft Dynamics AX? Join two online Executive Briefings in May to clear up the uncertainties and get recommendations from Microsoft, other Partners, and 1ClickFactory to prepare for the big move to new AX.

What can you, a Dynamics AX Partner, do NOW to ease your customers’ transition to new Dynamics AX (7) once all versions of the product (Public Cloud, Private Cloud & On-Premise) are available? Did you know that upgrading your customers to AX 2012 CU8 or later CU provides a direct upgrade path to new AX (7)? Read this article to find out why this way might be beneficial for you and your customers now. 

With new Microsoft Dynamics AX now available on Azure and private cloud and on-premise versions to be released this fall, now is the right time to prepare your customers for the big move.

There are various ways to move your customers to the new Dynamics AX depending upon each of your customers’ starting points. In this article, we will cover 4 of the most common customer upgrade scenarios and review the most beneficial upgrade tactics to move your customers to the newest version of Dynamics AX.

One of the main reasons your customers desire Microsoft Dynamics NAV on Microsoft Azure is the economic reason – to convert their software cost to monthly operational costs and avoid large upfront investment. However, some Microsoft Partners have little experience offering solutions that include infrastructure, and therefore it is a challenge for them to commit to a fixed monthly price based Dynamics NAV on Azure hosting service to integrate into their offerings.

NAV 2016 has brought a lot of new features of which most exciting one is Workflow. However, to test how approvals can be implemented using Workflows, at least 2 users have to be created. To start with, I have restored NAV2016 Cronus database and took time to figure out how approval functionality could be tested. Now, to make it easier for you, I am sharing what should be done in detailed steps at this blog post.

Smarter upgrade options are in your future to provide you with valuable time-cost savings and great value for your customers. In December, we hosted a technical webinar for Microsoft Partners detailing the methodology and steps for smarter, time-saving upgrades to Dynamics NAV 2016 that receive outstanding accolades. In this blog post, we will share key insights from this webinar to provide you with the three top upgrade options.

In previous blog post I explained how to configure NAV service instance with Credential Type NavUserPassword. As this part is already valid, trusted and signed, users can be created and Windows client launched.

Read more details of how to create users using PowerShell in this post.

Have you ever wondered what features an online platform should have to best contribute to your Dynamics Business success? Is it simplicity? Speed? Responsiveness? Or a wide range of features?

Working on our new website, we tried put ourselves into our Partners shoes and focus on their needs. And now we’re glad to introduce our brand new 1ClickFactory website!