
Manage business solutions with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central (MB-800T00)
Built and optimized for small and medium businesses, Dynamics 365 Business Central is an application for companies that have outgrown their entry-level business applications. Growing businesses often outgrow their basic accounting software or legacy enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems that are unable to handle increased inventory and transactions, lack integration with other line-of-business systems, and have reporting limitations. Businesses are also challenged with the logistics of providing services that have more scalability, increased mobility, and availability in the cloud. This course teaches you how to use Business Central to manage your financials, automate and secure your supply chain, sell smarter, improve customer service and project performance, and optimize your operations.
- Understand use cases for Business Central modules.
- Set up Business Central.
- Configure Financials.
- Configure Sales and Purchasing.
- Configure Operations.
- Understand Integration and Automation scenarios.
Webucator is a Microsoft Certified Partner. This class uses official Microsoft courseware and will be delivered by a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT).
- Start your free Dynamics 365 Business Central trial
- Sign in to Business Central
- Use a demo database
- Start a trial with your own data
- Extend your trial and subscribe or unsubscribe your organization
- Introduction to the capabilities of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Identify available subscription types for Business Central
- Explore the relationship management functionality
- Use Dynamics 365 Sales with Business Central
- Discover supply chain management capabilities
- Process and administer the purchase cycle
- Process and administer the sales cycle
- Send documents to customers
- Explore how to administer jobs
- Discover service management capabilities
- Business Central manufacturing capabilities
- Business Central Human Resources capabilities
- In Microsoft 365 experience for Business Central
- Customize Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Introduction - Cloud architecture for Business Central
- Tailor, extend, and build applications
- Prepare for an easy application upgrade experience in Business Central
- Understand upgrade responsibilities and best practices
- Consider the update lifecycle
- Create proper installation and upgrade codeunits
- Transfer data between tables using DataTransfer
- Manage apps
- Detect and avoid breaking changes
- Frequently asked questions about updating your Business Central App
- Administer Dynamics 365 Business Central online
- Introduction - Get started with the Cloud Solution Provider program
- Extend a trial for a customer
- Access the administration center
- Manage sandbox and production environments
- Set up tenant notifications
- Inspect environment telemetry and troubleshoot issues
- Export databases
- Enable features
- Monitoring and analyzing telemetry
- Analyze performance using the In-client performance profiler
- Work with the Performance Toolkit extension
- Configure a BCPT suite
- Use APIs for automation and administration
- Manage users and implement security in Business Central
- Introduction - Add users
- Create user groups
- Implement permissions and permission sets
- Configure user access times and logging
- Understand users, profiles, and role centers
- Perform user-specific setup
- Auditing changes
- Introduction to the development environment for Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Get started with Visual Studio Code
- Install the AL language extension in Visual Studio Code
- Discover the logical database and its objects
- Differentiate the base app and the system app
- Create a new Business Central extension in Visual Studio Code
- Work with JSON configuration files
- Configure the AL language extension
- Manage multiple AL extensions in one workspace
- Debug and deploy your extension in Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Debug your extension with Visual Studio Code
- Use attach and debug with attach configurations
- Implement snapshot debugging
- Work with Rapid Application Development
- Publish and install an extension
- Set Resource Exposure Policy settings
- Configure projects and workspaces
- Use AL code actions
- Work with the Business Central Performance Toolkit
- Use Database Wait Statistics
- Work with pages in Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Get started with pages
- Identify different page types
- Configure the different page properties
- Build a page layout by using controls
- Link pages with page parts
- Use snippets in Visual Studio Code to create pages
- Set different control properties
- Enable users to search for a page
- Define actions on a page and its properties
- Design the data model of a report in Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Create report data items and their properties
- Add columns to a report dataset
- Link, order, and indent data items
- Use a query to create a report dataset
- Work with codeunits in Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Create and access a codeunit
- Work with XMLports in Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Get started with XMLports
- Configure different XMLport properties
- Define nodes and their properties
- Design XMLports
- Create an XMLport by using snippets in Visual Studio Code
- Use XMLports in AL code
- Work with entitlements and permission sets in Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Get started with entitlements and permissions
- Create entitlements and permission sets
- Override entitlements with inherent permissions
- Work with queries in Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Get started with queries
- Create a query in Visual Studio Code
- Join data in queries
- Filter data in queries
- Aggregate and sort data in a query
- Access queries from AL
- Advanced query concepts
- Build control add-in objects in Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Apply the Business Central look and feel
- Build a control add-in for Business Central
- Asynchronous considerations for control add-ins
- Connect control add-ins with Azure Functions
- Customize the UI experience in Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Add objects to search
- Create page customizations
- Create profiles in application language
- Use and create views in application language
- Extend application areas
- Identify functional table types and characteristics in Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Define the different functional table types and characteristics
- Create master tables
- Create supplemental tables
- Create subsidiary tables
- Create ledger tables
- Create register tables
- Create journal tables
- Create document tables
- Create setup tables
- Introduction to the basics of AL programming in Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Get started with application language
- Work with identifiers, syntax, and variables
- Discover intrinsic data types
- Options and enums
- Work with collections
- Use assignments and type conversions
- Define different expression types
- Learn about application performance and monitoring in Business Central
- Prepare your application for optimal performance
- Get essential Application Insights
- Work with source control using Git in Visual Studio Code for Business Central
- Configure Git
- Compare and contrast local and remote repositories
- Create a local Git repository
- Use the .gitignore file
- Add and remove files in Git
- Get the status of your Git repository
- Use a remote Git repository
- Clone a remote Git repository
- Work with a remote Git Repository
- Use Application Lifecycle Management for Business Central
- Create an Azure DevOps organization
- Manage Azure DevOps Projects
- Introduction to Azure DevOps Services
- Connect to Azure DevOps via Personal Access Tokens
- Introduction to GitHub
- Introduction to test automation in Business Central
- Test applications in Business Central
- Install and run the Test Toolkit
- Run the standard tests
- Create your own test codeunits with a test app
- Use Power Automate with Business Central
- Explore Business Central triggers in Power Automate
- Create a Power Automate flow from scratch
- Create customer, vendor and item approvals in Power Automate
- Create approvals in a general journal with Power Automate
- Create documents approvals with Power Automate
- Create Power Automate flows for different business scenarios
- Create a button or instant flow in Power Automate
- Run a Power Automate flow on a schedule
- Troubleshoot and monitor flows
- Access REST services from within Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Use the different HTTP classes and their functions
- Get data from and send data to an external REST service
- Use and read JSON in Business Central
- Get JSON data from external REST services
- Use Azure Functions with Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Create basic Azure functions
- Create an Azure function
- Use an Azure function in Business Central
- Work with web services in Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Define differences between SOAP, OData, REST, and API
- Web service authentication
- Enable access to OData web services
- Work with different OData return documents
- Request records with OData
- Work with OData query options
- Create new records with OData
- Update records with OData
- Use SOAP web services
- Request records with SOAP
- Handle UI interaction when working with web services
- Work with the API in Dynamics 365 Business Central
- Access Business Central API
- Tips for working with APIs
- Work with API limits
- Create new APIs
- Read, create, and update by using API
- API and OData bound actions
Each student will receive a comprehensive set of materials, including course notes and all the class examples.
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