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Microsoft Dynamics NAV

Microsoft Dynamics NAV is an ERP solution developed by Microsoft for small and mid-market companies (SMEs). The solution offers product functionality covering financial management, supply chain management, manufacturing, project management, and service management. Dynamics NAV is the former name of Dynamics 365 Business Central.

Microsoft Dynamics NAV belongs to the Microsoft Dynamics Information Systems family. In 2013, a new generation of the world-famous Dynamics NAV Microsoft ERP was revealed to the world, and its fifth version is now available with Dynamics NAV 2018. This version of the ERP system focuses on improving user productivity.

Dynamics NAV works on modern three-tier architecture. It provides heterogeneous access (Windows client, Web client and SharePoint client) to the application layer and database server, increases the theoretical performance and makes it easy to upscale the resulting solution. Navision Software provides tools for Business Intelligence and uses the latest technology, Microsoft SQL Server.

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  • Tim Smith commented
    25 Jan, 2021 04:59am

    I'm not able to determine exactly what the request is with this Idea submission so at this time I'm going to mark it as declined. If you can further explain exactly how you'd like us to integrate with Dynamics please file a new idea with more details.


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