Microsoft Dynamics GP

Many of our clients still run Dynamics GP, and we support them every day. Staying put for a few more years is often the right call, as long as the system keeps up with the business.

• Day-to-day support for finance and operations users
• New integrations with SmartConnect, eConnect and APIs
• Reports, Management Reporter and Power BI
• Year-end, tax updates and version upgrades
• Customizations and workflow changes as the business changes
• Budgeting and reporting with Pivotal Insights, which connects to GP today and to your next ERP later

Most GP companies we work with move to Acumatica or Dynamics 365 Business Central. Both are good systems. They differ in pricing model, how they handle multiple companies and projects, and how much fits without customization. We will tell you which fits better and why.

• Chart of accounts, redesigned where the old segment structure no longer fits
• Customers, vendors, items and open balances
• General ledger history by period, so comparisons keep working
• Open receivables, payables and purchase orders at cutover
• The reports people rely on, rebuilt in the new system

For GP companies moving to Acumatica, we use conversion templates and checklists built from our own GP migrations. Mapping, conversion and reconciliation start from what already worked, which shortens the project and lowers the risk. Ask about fixed-fee options for well-defined moves.

The length of a move depends on the number of companies, modules and integrations. Starting a year or more before you need to be off GP leaves room for a careful cutover at a year-end or quarter-end.

Pivotal Insights connects to GP today and to Acumatica and Business Central after the move, so budgets, forecasts and reports carry across without being rebuilt.