We are currently running ERP type functions on QB Enterprise 2022.
- Sales: customers, estimates, invoices, customer payments, AR
- Purchasing: vendors, purchase orders, vendor payments, AP
- Warehouse: Basic inventory with pricing
- Finance
For myriad reasons, we are looking to /get off quickbooks/.
Has anyone been down this road before? ... maybe have learned experience or recommendations in this area?
My understanding is that you can't buy a Business Central license directly from MS - you have to go through a partner.
Any recommendations in that area? What should our expectations be for this partner?
From a resource training perspective - What's the learning curve like for accountants, sales admins, etc?
Is training something we should expect the vendor/partner to provide?
If we wanted to do as much of the migration as possible /in-house/, meaning the least amount of vendor/partner support possible:
How difficult is Bus Central Essentials to configure and get up and running out-of-box?
We also use Office 365 and Teams. How difficult is integration? Is there any integrated functionality that /just works/ out of the box?
Along the same lines - How difficult is it to migrate all the ERP data over from QB?
Along those lines - Has anyone tried using
https://mydbsync.com/ to get a live (near-real-time) 2-way data synch set up between QB and Business Central Essentials?
MANY THANKS!