ERP Fundamentals & Business Process Management
Understand how ERP systems connect finance, purchasing, sales and inventory, and learn to map, assess and improve core processes such as procure-to-pay, order-to-cash and record-to-report.
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Configure and use Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance for general ledger, financial dimensions, payables, receivables, cash and bank, fixed assets, budgeting and the financial close.
The Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance course in Doha, Qatar provides practical, hands-on knowledge of the financial management capabilities of Microsoft's enterprise ERP application. Participants learn how legal entities, the chart of accounts, main accounts, financial dimensions and account structures are designed, and why those design decisions shape reporting for years. The course then works through daily accounting in general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, cash and bank management and fixed assets, giving learners the confidence to process transactions accurately and understand the resulting vouchers and postings.
Training is built around workspaces and realistic scenarios, such as running a vendor payment proposal, collecting overdue customer balances, posting a depreciation proposal or completing the period close workspace checklist. Exercises and short case studies encourage participants to troubleshoot posting profiles and dimension errors themselves. Budgeting, intercompany accounting, consolidation and financial reporting are also covered. Microsoft offers its own Dynamics 365 Finance certifications, but this is an independent practical course, not official Microsoft training. It can be delivered as an in-house program for organizations running or implementing Dynamics 365 Finance.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Design legal entities, main accounts, financial dimensions and account structures in Dynamics 365 Finance.
Configure fiscal calendars, currencies, posting profiles and journal names.
Process vendor invoices, payment proposals and settlements in accounts payable.
Manage customer invoicing, payments, collections and interest in accounts receivable.
Reconcile bank accounts and maintain the fixed asset lifecycle.
Prepare budgets and use budget control to monitor spending.
Complete period-end close, intercompany and financial reporting tasks.
This course is aimed at finance professionals and consultants who work hands-on with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance.
Accountants and chief accountants
Accounts payable and receivable specialists
Financial controllers and finance managers
Dynamics 365 functional consultants
ERP key users and finance systems administrators
Legal entities, organization hierarchies and number sequences
Charts of accounts, main accounts and main account categories
Financial dimensions, account structures and advanced rules
Fiscal calendars, currencies and exchange rate types
Journal names, general journals and approval workflows
Periodic journals, accruals and allocation rules
Foreign currency revaluation
Voucher transactions and ledger inquiries
Vendor groups, posting profiles and payment terms
Vendor invoices, matching policies and invoice approval
Payment proposals, methods of payment and settlement
Vendor prepayments and the vendor payments workspace
Customer groups, posting profiles and free text invoices
Customer payment journals and settlement
Collections, aging snapshots and collection letters
Credit limits and customer credit management
Bank accounts, bank reconciliation and reconciliation matching rules
Fixed asset groups, books and depreciation profiles
Acquisition, depreciation, revaluation and disposal proposals
Generic sales tax setup concepts for any jurisdiction
Budget planning, budget register entries and budget control
Intercompany accounting and consolidations
Financial period close workspace and ledger period status
Financial reporting, Power BI and Excel add-in
Qatar's large organizations in energy, construction, logistics, healthcare and government-related sectors often manage several legal entities, currencies and complex project budgets. Dynamics 365 Finance is designed for this scale, and in-house finance teams that can configure dimensions, control budgets and close the books efficiently add real value. Strengthening these digital finance skills supports the knowledge-based economy and human-development goals set out in Qatar National Vision 2030.
Join a scheduled class at our training center in Doha or attend live online. For organizations, the course can run as an in-house program at your premises or online, tailored to your sector, examples and schedule.
It is a hands-on course in Doha that teaches how to set up and use Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance for general ledger, financial dimensions, payables, receivables, cash and bank, fixed assets, budgeting and period-end close.
Accountants, payables and receivables specialists, financial controllers, functional consultants and ERP key users who work with Dynamics 365 Finance, or who are preparing for an implementation, will gain the most from this course.
No. Dynamics 365 Finance is Microsoft's ERP application for larger and more complex organizations, while Business Central targets small and midsize businesses. This course covers Dynamics 365 Finance only; Business Central has its own separate course.
Yes. The course can be delivered at your premises or online and tailored to your sector, your legal entity structure and examples, and your schedule. Contact Leaders Training Center to plan an in-house session.
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