02 · Implementation

Chart of accounts, VAT, e-invoicing and approval flows set up for Danish practice — not the standard template. You talk to the people who build it.

  • Review of your processes
  • Setup for Danish practice
  • Customisations as AL extensions
  • Training on your own data
01 · Analysis

Your processes first, then the system

We don't start with the setup. We start by looking at how you actually work.

Sten has worked with Navision and Business Central for about 30 years. We know where the standard fits and where it doesn't.

We go through your workflows, find the bottlenecks and are happy to question "the way we have always done it". The goal is not to recreate the old system in a new frame, but to let Business Central do the work you do by hand today.

  • Questions old habits
  • Review of workflows
  • 30 years with Navision and BC
02 · Configuration

Setup for Danish practice

Then we set up the system: finance, purchasing, sales, inventory and production.

Chart of accounts, dimensions, posting setup, VAT, OIOUBL (the Danish e-invoicing format)/Peppol and payment files are set up to suit Danish bookkeeping — not a standard template.

We use the standard functionality in Business Central wherever it can do the job. The less custom code, the faster the implementation and the cheaper it is to maintain afterwards.

  • Chart of accounts and dimensions
  • VAT, OIOUBL and payment files
  • Standard first
03 · Customisations

Customisations that survive updates

When the standard is not enough, we write an extension (PTE) in AL.

We don't touch Microsoft's core code. That is why your Business Central can take the twice-yearly updates automatically, without your customisations breaking.

We also build our own apps for Microsoft AppSource, including Invice Project Management. The same people and the same standard write your customisations.

  • Per-Tenant Extensions
  • Clean core code
  • Our own apps on AppSource
04 · Training

Training on your own data

A new ERP system only works if the staff use it.

Training runs all the way through, not just in the last week before go-live. We train both super users and other users.

It takes place in a sandbox with your own data, so users can practise without affecting day-to-day operations. At go-live we are there, on site and online, until everyday work is running.

  • Super users and users
  • Sandbox environments
  • On hand at go-live

Let us look at your processes

Tell us how you work today. Then we tell you what an implementation will take.