Tom Jenkins
For companies that have outgrown their entry-level accounting software or are stifled by outdated legacy systems that don’t deliver innovation, Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 is an enterprise resource planning (ERP) solution that connects the many moving parts of your organisation to give you better control over and visibility into what’s going on in your business. The ability to make smart business decisions can have a direct impact on your bottom line—turning higher margins into a better cash position. Simple to learn and use, Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 works with your existing technology, scales as you grow, and delivers long-term value.
Functionality includes Financial Management (e.g., G/L, Budgets, Liquidity Forecasting, Fixed Assets), Supply Chain Management (e.g., Sales pricing, invoicing & management, Kitting, Inventory, Stockkeeping, Purchase Ledger, Analysis Reports), Project Management, Customer Relationship Management (e.g., Contact Management, Outlook Client Integration), Human Resource Management and other functions such as Timesheets and Dimensions. For a full list of functionality, please contact us.
This offer is for new customers and is valid for purchases between 1st February and 15th June 2013.
Eligibility and offer exclusions apply. First year required maintenance is not included in this offer and must be purchased separately. Enhancement/support plan fees will be calculated from the system list price of all users and components, based on the regular Microsoft Dynamics price list.
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