Month-end close is critical to an organization’s financial health and performance. The ability to know your financial status accurately and consistently – including expected purchase costs, cash flow, and outstanding liabilities – will determine your profit/loss and inform key business decisions. Accounts Payable (AP) plays an integral role in the process.

AP automation is focused on the fast and accurate processing of invoices, and it also provides tremendous value to the month-end close process in several ways. Join us to learn how Dooap’s solution for Dynamics 365 Finance can help with:

1. How to overcome error-prone data entry
2. How to automate manual AP tasks to expedite the process and meet strict deadlines
3. How to ensure a quick and seamless month-end close

Customer expectations and buying habits have evolved and changed, and in turn, the ways marketers communicate with customers has shifted as well. Join the discussion as we showcase how leading B2B marketers are embracing D365 Marketing to continue to customize messaging, better understand buying patterns, and provide just-in-time messaging to increase sales.

• Fully personalized push notifications with real-time previews
• Geo-based SMS messages when a customer walks into your store
• Machine learning and intelligence to engage a customer the way they prefer to interact – email, text, app, etc.
• Event triggers that spur additional nurture and content strategy

This discussion will primarily focus on B2C marketing strategies, but many can also be applied to B2B marketers as well.

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Learn how Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management enables you to collect data from a variety of sources in order to analyze, summarize, and evaluate cost data. Learn how you can use this information to make key decisions related to price updates, budgets, cost controls and more.

About the Presenter:

Anne Kaese is a Senior Consultant and Analyst for the Dynamics AX/Dynamics 365 Enterprise team at Stoneridge Software. She was previously employed at HCL Inc. & Info Software where she was a Senior Analyst, Support Consultant and ERP, JIT and Finance subject matter expert.

This webinar will dive into the three areas of priority focus for finance leaders in 2021. After the disruption and resulting chaos from 2020, the best-prepared business leaders had or quickly put into place systems that were flexible enough to maintain the health of their organizations.

Now that the need for digital transformation and automated accounts payable processes are undeniable, the investment should be focused on those areas within AP that will have rapid, sustainable results and require a minimum threshold of work to get up and running

In this webinar, we’ll focus on three key areas that require optimization for success in 2022:

1. Innovation starts at the very beginning with digitizing the front end of the AP process through the expanded use of electronic invoicing, focusing on healthy data quality and overall compliance
2. Leaders need to also look for areas of improvement and including automation in their AP that could still be further improved to achieve true touchless invoice processing (with no human intervention needed)
3. The tail of the process is just as crucial as preceding steps, but often is neglected the most; optimizing supplier payments can not only increase overall efficiency but also provide revenue streams back to the business through rebate programs

The Dataverse allows you to consolidate your data into one location for more accurate reporting and business intelligence capabilities. Join the conversation as we discuss the different virtual entities, or data sources, that can be consolidated into the Dataverse and how the information can empower your organization to make better business decisions.

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There’s no questioning the benefits of a single consolidated system where information flows freely, giving each user of any department access to the information he or she needs to get their job done effectively. But how do you best integrate your systems?

During this session, we’ll discuss different integration strategies and the best scenarios for each. You’ll also hear why these integrations are a good thing and how your users will benefit.

Power users and D365 Admins are encouraged to attend and share thoughts, experiences, and ideas on this topic.

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During the Modern Manufacturer webinar series you’ve learned about the features and functionality that make D365 the ideal solution for manufacturers, but how do you take what you’ve learned and apply it? During this webinar, you’ll learn how leading manufacturers are using D365, what features are most important to implement, how you can use technology to be more efficient, and how to eliminate tedious clicking and instead take advantage of real time-saving processes.

This session is led by Sean James. Prior to joining the Stoneridge team as a consultant, Sean led the lean manufacturing initiatives at FOODesign/TNA Solutions to increase labor efficiency, streamline material flow, and decrease department cost.

Companies that rely on Dynamics AX to manage their business and operations have steadily been transitioning to Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management. During this session, we’ll discuss the many business benefits of moving to Dynamics 365.

• Understand how your IT department will be affected by moving to the cloud
• See the modern user experience and learn why it’s important when hiring new talent
• Learn how continuous updates change the game and make this the last major upgrade you’ll ever have to complete
• Understand the cost of ownership when comparing an on-premises solution and Dynamics 365
• See how access and visibility to data gives you decision making insights
• Ask your questions about moving to D365