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Microsoft Teams is the hub for team collaboration in Office 365 that integrates the people, content, and tools your team needs to be more engaged and effective.

SmartView from eOne Solutions is an alternative to Microsoft Dynamics GP’s SmartList database querying tool. SmartView improves upon SmartList’s functionality and performance, and adds numerous features, as well.

We are often asked to assist with setting up Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) payments in Dynamics GP. Processing EFT payments rather than cheques will save time and it can be implemented very quickly.

We all know the number one accounting tool is Excel. When trying to analyze GP data most users will export data from a Smartlist in GP and then slice and dice it to get it in the format they need. This can be a time consuming process month after month.

Every company needs to ensure that their books match the reality of their bank transactions. Microsoft Dynamics GP includes several features to assist in accomplishing this task with ease!

Is your Disaster Recovery Plan a Total Disaster? Luckily, there are a few tell-tale signs that your disaster recovery plan might be a total disaster and I’m going to run them down for you.

We all know that reporting in Microsoft Dynamics GP is an unavoidable task, but that doesn’t mean it has to be chore. In this blog, the team at Rockton Software shares three great tips to streamline reporting in Dynamics GP.

Whether you’re an FRx veteran who made the jump to Management Reporter or you’re using Management Reporter for the first time, we wanted to pass along six tips to make you a management reporter master.

Banner ads are the wallpaper of the internet and, like wallpaper, they can hide some pretty terrible things. Lately they’ve been used to spread malvertising, which is a type of security threat involving hackers hijacking advertising space on websites and using it to spread malware. It’s growing rapidly and we wanted to make you aware of it.

The best things in life may be free but, more often than not, you get what you pay for. That’s especially true when dealing with software and, as the Heartbleed bug showed us, there can be significant costs involved with using free software. And we’re not even talking about piracy – which has its own set of dangers.