If you are considering migrating from Microsoft NAV to Business Central, you’re not alone. Many companies are making the switch, but the question is: is it possible? What do you need to do to make the move? Read on for some tips. Here are some benefits of the Business Central platform:

First, you should be familiar with how Business Central works. This cloud-based business accounting software is raised on the Microsoft Azure platform and supports growing transaction volumes. The migration process can be facilitated by using a QuickBooks extension. Simply export your data from QuickBooks and follow the aided set-up guide. After the migration, you’ll need to import your data into Business Central. This will require you to make several backups and export them into Business Central.

After creating your import package, you must ensure that it has the required records to push into Business Central. If it is, click the ‘Import Package Card’ button on the MS Navision main menu. Look for the ‘No. of Database Records’ field, which shows the number of active records in your system. If you see a lot of records there, they were created manually or by using a configuration package.

Data and code: When you migrate from MS Navision to Business Central, you’ll be transferring your existing data. The data you’ll be migrating contains your history and information. You can expect your G/L to have a limited history. You’ll also likely have open A/R and P transactions, and other important information. However, you can’t carry all of your data into Business Central. Therefore, you’ll need to rewrite your customizations. If you need to move from a legacy system to Business Central, you’ll need to review and map existing business processes. If this is the case, you may need to implement third-party products.

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Danny Watson