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Is it true that Microsoft Dynamics GP is not part of the Dynamics 365 “family”. And therefore the only browser accessible interface for Dynamics GP would be the GP Web Client. AND Microsoft's requirement for everyone to move to the Unified Interface on Microsoft Dynamics 365 DOES NOT APPLY TO Dynamics GP?
We have a government client who is asking us to schedule an upgrade to Unified Interface for Dynamics GP and we think this makes no sense.
Very helpful. Thanks!
I also heard from another Dynamics consultant who said:
The transition to the unified interface only applies to Dynamics 365 “Customer Engagement” aka CRM (Customer Relationship Management) applications.
The Unified Interface DOES NOT apply to;
Furthermore, the transition to the Unified Interface is also only applicable to “online” Dynamics 365 (Customer Engagement) apps. On-premises can keep using existing interfaces.
Hello Clark,
As Richard mentioned, GP was designed and created many decades ago. Although it is still under active development, it is unlikely to be under the Unified Interface anytime soon.
I am not aware of any requirements for Dynamics GP users to move to any other interfaces.
That said, Business Central (NAV) and Finance and Operations (AX) fall under the Dynamics 365 banner, and both should have the Unified Interface. There is an in-depth tool for moving from GP to BC, which you can read about here:
Microsoft Dynamics GP is a product that was created 30 years ago. Dynamics 365 is Microsoft's Shiny new object. There is no requirement to move to
You may want to check out this article.
download.microsoft.com/.../dynamics365unifiedinterfaceplaybook.pdf
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