NAV provided easy user experience with great warehousing capabilities!
February 24, 2016

NAV provided easy user experience with great warehousing capabilities!

James Yeates | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 7 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User

Overall Satisfaction with Microsoft Dynamics NAV

Microsoft Dynamics NAV (NAV) is being used primarily by customer service and finance. Customer service inputs all sales orders, processes them, and then invoices the orders. Finance uses NAV to house all data regarding customers, costs and vendors.
  • Its EDI function allows for an easy way to process orders. When there are several hundreds of orders, this is extremely efficient.
  • NAV can pull historical data.
  • NAV can be great when needed to know how certain customers handle their credit terms.
  • With multiple users, it gets slow, especially if working offline from a VPN.
  • One has to be very careful in making sure they do not hit a wrong button by mistake. Not enough safeguards.
  • NAV should be able to limit access to certain licensees so that information can not be improperly used.
  • It has provided a main warehouse for all key data regarding clients and financial data.
Microsoft Dynamics NAV is well suited for dealing with retail clients as well as exporting any type of data to Excel. It is not great for giving you historical data in an easily readable way.

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Feature Ratings

Accounts payable
10
Accounts receivable
10
Inventory tracking
9
Pricing
10
Order entry
10
Cost of goods sold
8
Pay calculation
Not Rated
Benefit plan administration
Not Rated
Direct deposit files
Not Rated
Dashboards
6
Standard reports
5
Custom reports
3
Not Rated
API for custom integration
Not Rated
Plug-ins
Not Rated
Not Rated
Role-based user permissions
Not Rated
Single sign-on capability
Not Rated
Not Rated