Microsoft Dynamics GP - Présentation
Description du logiciel Microsoft Dynamics GP
Microsoft Dynamics GP (anciennement Great Plains) fait partie de la famille Microsoft Dynamic qui a été conçue pour les petites et moyennes entreprises. Il s'agit d'une combinaison d'outils de business intelligence, de collaboration et de communication qui relie les nombreuses parties mobiles de votre organisation, vous donnant une meilleure visibilité et un meilleur contrôle sur ce qui se passe dans votre entreprise.
Microsoft Dynamics GP - Présentation
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Microsoft Dynamics GP - Fonctionnalités
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Microsoft Dynamics GP - Avis
Microsoft Dynamics GP - Avis
User friendly and versatile ERP
I really liked using and implementing this ERP as users tends to like it and adpat very easy to it
Senior Corporate Accountant
I love GP. I have for years. I've been a GP consultant, and have been a user for eight years. Before making the decision to select an accounting package, ask such questions as: What types of financial statements do I want? How detailed do I want them? Do I want to create separate entities or will departments work? GP has a very simplistic, onboard report writer. But if you need the ability to customize your reports, you should consider FRx. I believe FRx may be called something different now. It has a very advanced set of allocation accounts that I highly recommend to anyone that has to allocate expenses.
Solid mid market ERP system
Not quite caught up to newer software
I have used Microsoft Dynamics GP for over 20 years for various companies. The distribution modules are pretty strong and I have used those in many industries. There are a lot of options available now for automation and workflows which save time as well as missed opportunities. I have also been able to connect Dynamics GP to many external industry specific programs, saving data entry and errors.
GP is a functional product, but the user experience is not the best
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User friendly and versatile ERP
Avantages
I work for several years as a consultant implementing Microsoft Dynamics and I likes how user friendly this ERP is, is compatible with every Microsoft software, it is versatile and easy to use
Inconvénients
It is not as strong in the manufacturing module as the most famous ERPs as it lacks on some concepts for manufacturing best practices, but for a small or medium company this ERP is more than enough
Senior Corporate Accountant
I love GP. I have for years. I've been a GP consultant, and have been a user for eight years. Before making the decision to select an accounting package, ask such questions as: What types of financial statements do I want? How detailed do I want them? Do I want to create separate entities or will departments work? GP has a very simplistic, onboard report writer. But if you need the ability to customize your reports, you should consider FRx. I believe FRx may be called something different now. It has a very advanced set of allocation accounts that I highly recommend to anyone that has to allocate expenses.
Avantages
t's role tailored software that's easy to implement and use
It looks and feels familiar to software your people use every day: Microsoft Office Excel, Outlook, and Word
It enables fast, relevant access to current and complete information about your business activities and operations
It goes beyond basic reporting and extends insight across your entire organization
It seamlessly integrates with your other technology platforms
It permits one to over 1,000 concurrent users
It's highly customizable with dozens of industry-specific solutions
It automates and standardizes recurring tasks
It's scalable, versatile and flexible
Inconvénients
With respect to the allocations, once the expense is entered into the allocation account, you lose the ability to run any detail on just the total of the expense. It would be nice if you could run a trial balance on the allocation accounts the same way you can with regular accounts.
I've always thought security set up could be a bit simpler. It actually has gotten better through the years. Specifically, with eight separate entities, it would be nice to have a "master" setup where you could call up one group entity, assign the users rights, and then be finished. Currently, whenever I have a new user, I have to call up each individual entity and select all of the features I want the user to have. That means I have to do eight steps for each user.
Solid mid market ERP system
Avantages
It is a comprehensive solution, with solid add-ons to compensate for deficits in the core system. We run a manufacturing operation with deep. multi level BOMs and FIFO costing, GP manages it very well. AP, AR and GL are solid.
The smartlists are a nice reporting tool, where you can drop the data into excel for easy analysis.
Inconvénients
The front end has a clunky feel. On the back end trying to find the table the data is stored in takes a lot of time so the learning curve from a reporting sense is very long. The SQL tables are sparse - so you could end up having to add several tables to a query just so you can connect the one table you need. Report writing process is long and arduous initially. It is really expensive to upgrade. Other solutions in past lives have required minimal tech support to upgrade, this is a major process to upgrade and therefore very expensive.
Not quite caught up to newer software
I have used Microsoft Dynamics GP for over 20 years for various companies. The distribution modules are pretty strong and I have used those in many industries. There are a lot of options available now for automation and workflows which save time as well as missed opportunities. I have also been able to connect Dynamics GP to many external industry specific programs, saving data entry and errors.
Avantages
It has a very strong financial backbone. Users are forced to view and verify accounting data during transactions in many areas. Since the software has been around for many years, there are a lot of ISVs offering add-on products for various needs. The backend is strong in that it is MS SQL Server.
Inconvénients
There are some features that do not automatically come as part of the main package. Reporting, operational and financial, has been all over the place and is still not where it needs to be. There is not a lot of remote capabilities.
GP is a functional product, but the user experience is not the best
Avantages
The software is relatively easy to use. The biggest advantage of GP is probably it is a Microsoft product, meaning GP works well with other Microsoft products, such as the Office suite.
The learning curve is also not that steep if users are willing to learn through various blogs, videos (especially YouTube), and through Microsoft web site.
The price is very competitive, comparing to leading-edge solution such as Intacct or NetSuite.
Inconvénients
I am a big fan of anything on the Cloud. Our controller spends lots of time to upgrade GP through different version over the years (GP is hosted either on premise or through third-party vendor's server. Of course the upgrade or any troubleshooting is not that bad with the right support from a third vendor. However, this is not value-added function in accounting/finance. If I have a choice nowadays, I will go with Intacct or NetSuite.
With a Cloud solution, users will have very little downtime. With an on-premise solution, at least in our experiences, we have lots of downtimes. Also for some reasons the software requires us to reboot the backend server from time to time due to software bugs.
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Microsoft Dynamics GP - Prix
Microsoft Dynamics GP - Prix
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Microsoft Dynamics GP - Fonctionnalités
Microsoft Dynamics GP - Fonctionnalités
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Microsoft Dynamics GP - FAQ
Microsoft Dynamics GP - FAQ
Voici quelques-unes des questions fréquentes sur Microsoft Dynamics GP.
Q. Quels sont les types de licence disponibles pour Microsoft Dynamics GP ?
Types de licences disponibles pour Microsoft Dynamics GP :
Essai gratuit: Non disponible
Q. Quelles sont les principales fonctionnalités du logiciel Microsoft Dynamics GP ?
Nous n'avons pas d'informations sur les fonctionnalités de Microsoft Dynamics GP.
Q. Qui utilise Microsoft Dynamics GP ?
Utilisateurs habituels du logiciel Microsoft Dynamics GP :
PME, Entreprises de taille moyenne
Q. Dans quelles langues Microsoft Dynamics GP est-il disponible ?
Langues dans lesquelles Microsoft Dynamics GP est disponible :
allemand, anglais, arabe, danois, espagnol, finnois, français, hongrois, hébreu, indonésien, irlandais, italien, japonais, norvégien, néerlandais, polonais, portugais, russe, suédois, tchèque, thaï, turc
Q. Quels sont les types de licence disponibles pour Microsoft Dynamics GP ?
Nous n'avons pas d'informations sur les types de licences de Microsoft Dynamics GP.
Q. Microsoft Dynamics GP prend-il en charge les appareils mobiles ?
Nous n'avons pas d'informations sur les appareils pris en charge par Microsoft Dynamics GP.
Q. Avec quelles applications Microsoft Dynamics GP peut-il s'intégrer ?
Applications s'intégrant à Microsoft Dynamics GP :
Astea Alliance, KeyedIn Projects, Nexus, Odyssee Sales, PROMYS CRM Help Desk PSA, Projector PSA, QCommission, SAP Concur, SutiExpense, myStaffingPro
Q. Quelles sont les ressources d'aide disponibles pour Microsoft Dynamics GP ?
Nous n'avons pas d'informations sur les ressources d'aide disponibles pour Microsoft Dynamics GP.
I really liked using and implementing this ERP as users tends to like it and adpat very easy to it