Prodware Budget Control accelerator
by Prodware Group
Achieve additional daily budgetary compliance and control
Budget Control accelerator for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
Achieve additional daily budgetary compliance and control
Does your standard system reflect the spend controls you want to put in place? Are you constantly backchecking and running reports before activity or spend reports can be carried out?
Are you missing the flexibility of alerts that inform rather than actual blocking that halts business activity until the completion of the budget?
Would your finance team prefer to examine actual budgets at any given moment, and prevent LoBs having to cancel purchase orders that have exceeded the budget?
The Budget Control accelerator helps finance teams gain more everyday control over budget compliance, plus purchasing and commercial teams who need to understand how much they can spend without being blocked.
Features and benefits of using this app
The Budget Control accelerator helps by additional functionality within Dynamics 365 Business Central:
- Values of Open & Released documents added in Standard “Analyzing Actual Amounts Versus Budgeted Amounts” view
- FactBox added to Purchase Journal, PO and Purchase Invoice screens to show current budget via three different budget levels
- Ability to export Actual Amounts and Budgeted Amounts, including Open and Released documents’ values
- Added approvals functionality with the help of workflows to boost productivity further
- Ready to use and to adapt, Power BI Templates with budget control data allow you to analyze key metrics on your own Budget Control dashboard
Supported Editions
This app supports the Essential edition of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
Supported Countries
Australia, Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland and United Kingdom.
Supported Languages
This app is available in English (Australia, UK and US), German (Austria, Germany, Switzerland), Spanish (Spain), French (Belgium, France, Switzerland), Italian (Switzerland) and Dutch (Belgium, Netherlands).
