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Hi,
I am new to Microsoft NAV and am looking for user guides for Microsoft NAV ERP. I have an Oracle ERP background and I am accustomed to easily getting a hold user and configuration materials, but have no luck with MIcrosoft NAV.
Any help or advice would be appreciated as to where I could find this material.
John
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You have to request your Partner.
I am a professional accountant working as a Controller, Finance Manager or Accountant and many companies in Brazil request this expertise to report theirs results. So, I know many but all them are a brazilian software and they does attend their necessite. Would youn please send a demo of NAV? Kind Regards. Jose Lucio
hi,
you can use MSDN Online you can find ALL about NAV on these pages ( (quickly updated)
General concepts
msdn.microsoft.com/.../jj672859(v=nav.71).aspx
by Departments
msdn.microsoft.com/.../hh879469(v=nav.71).aspx
by Processes
ex: Operations Planning
msdn.microsoft.com/.../hh173020(v=nav.71).aspx
NAV 2013
msdn.microsoft.com/.../hh173988(v=nav.70).aspx
NAV 2013 R2
msdn.microsoft.com/.../hh173988(v=nav.71).aspx
etc. etc.
Hi Rob,
Oops I didn't know that. Removed now.
thanks for that
Willie
Hi Willie,
It's actually not permitted in the Microsoft license agreement to publish or distribute those manuals online. This is why the other posters suggested looking on PartnerSource or CustomerSource.
Regards,
Rob
Hi,
You could download the demo version and look at the on-line help. You will be limited if you cannot access CustomerSource / PartnerSource. There is also a number on communities with documentation.
Hi there, is there a way to access the resources of CustomerSource if I am not a customer or a partner (and neither is my company)? I want to work as a Dynamics NAV consultant, but the resources for this solution are so scarce. Your advice is much appreciated.
Manuals found on Customersource are certification manuals. They go into very detail and may be overkill for most businesses.
You can also the refernce guide by simply pushing F1 in NAV. It's actually pretty comprehensive and will guide you step by step on what to do.
Using Customer source will be your best option. You can find classes, material to download as well as white papers. (they have even made it searchable by interests.
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