By Kim Dallefeld with thanks to Cynthia Priebe, Robb Delprado and Steve Chinsky – all members of the MVP network! You might get different instructions from different Business Central consultants […]

Inventory reconciliation for companies using production orders is not complete without discussing production order work-in-process (WIP). Flushing methods can impact when entries are made to WIP as can subcontract purchase […]

As a user that has serial number or lot number requirements, did you know that there are Serial No and Lot No Information Records. Or are you like my last […]

So you use subcontractor work centers in routings for items that you produce and you find that the Planning Worksheet effectively creates your productions orders. Followed by the Subcontract Worksheet […]

Inventory reconciliation for companies using production orders is not complete without discussing production order work-in-process (WIP). Flushing methods can impact when entries are made to WIP as can subcontract purchase […]

First thought, is ‘how can a date be abnormal?’ A date is a date, right? Well, the point is that it’s abnormal to have an invoice date on a purchase […]

First, I tell you that you might have abnormal dates and now I’m saying that your purchase orders can cause an out of balance issue. You’re probably thinking what? How? […]

The most common reaction I see, when telling someone that your out of balance issue is related to Adjust Cost is, “but I have Automatic Cost Posting turned. and with […]

When someone inquires as to how to reconcile their inventory to the general ledger or someone complains ‘my inventory does not tie to my general ledger’, my first response is […]

Inventory posting groups control the balance sheet portion on entries relating to inventory. When inventory posting groups do not ‘line up’ to the desired group of items, it typically points […]