Apologies for the delay in the blog this week - I was training at site yesterday re Nav 2017 to a couple of Nav consultants on the changes since Nav 2013r2. Major ones are always listed on the web but minor more significant from an end users perspective are not.
Support calls last week totalled 12 (up from the previous week) covering areas including set up and use of assembly orders [Nav 2013r2], permissions issues [Nav 2017, Nav 2013], sales invoice report layout issue re logo and company details [Nav 2009 RTC], year end close process run through via TeamViewer [Nav 2013] and some minor changes to developments recently delivered [Nav 2017].
Development completed last week after quote approved included page action to change Pending Prepayment status on PO to Released if all prepaid invoices are paid [Nav 2017].
Completed step by step process based instructions for jobs and time sheets implementation and delivered to client last week. Last set of enhancements and bugs fixed last week for jobs and time sheets development so this week will demo to client. [Nav 2013r2].
Plans for this week include on site training of consultants (mentioned at start of blog) and first run through jobs and time sheets implementation [Nav 2013r2]. Started work on how extensions work on Nav 2018 and made some progress. Need to finish this and bottom out how this works for Dynamics 365 and then we can formally quote for work for a potential new client.
A noteworthy business point arose this week - for the first time ever I have had to put a client on stop. Yesterday. A real shame and not something I thought (given my experience in running finance departments over 30 years) I would ever have to do. Never mind a first time for everything. Affects their first line support and all developments / quotes now on hold.
That's it for this week folks.
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