Microsoft GP 2018.3 was released on October 5th. This release has some nice new features and bug fixes. Microsoft GP is now on the Modern Lifecycle.

If you are using Office 365 and Dynamics GP and are getting an error message when emailing or printing from GP to Word templates then you will need to roll back your build of Office 365.

You can likely determine which product you have based on the name and the R number.  

Does your organization own Dynamics GP, but rely on a byzantine Excel workbook to track your fixed assets? Fret no more, you already own GP’s fixed assets module, you only need to start using it.

Four new codes are required on the 2020 tax year T4 slip for all employers. The four codes, numbered 57 through 60, identify employment income within certain date ranges.

This is a great tip for emailing invoices to a customer! If you need to change an email address in the middle of a transaction, you don’t have to save or cancel the transaction.

Are you jumping from one reporting application to another? Save time and frustration with Popdock.

Anyone who is processing transactions in Dynamics GP will probably find that when they choose to post their transaction they are prompted to print their ‘posting journals’ either to a printer or to the screen.

Have you ever received a payment and the invoice number noted with that payment does not match the person/company who paid the invoice?