GP to BC Blogs in 2025

 

Moving forward, I will be publishing my Dynamics GP to Business Central blog series and podcast content on GP to BC Community. The site www.gptobc.org is dedicated to helping Dynamics GP users, consultants, accountants, and business leaders successfully transition to Business Central through practical guides, real-world experiences, podcasts, and educational content. 

My personal website, www.DinhCecile.com will continue to focus primarily on Business Central topics, including implementation insights, best practices, finance and operations processes, AI, integrations, and consulting experiences. This allows each platform to have a clear purpose while providing more focused content for their respective audiences.

Dynamics GP to Business Central - System & Company Tables

Dynamics GP to Business Central - General Ledger Tables

Dynamics GP to Business Central - Receivables & SOP Tables

Dynamics GP to Business Central - Payables & POP Tables

Dynamics GP to Business Central - Inventory Tables

Dynamics GP to Business Central - Bank Rec Tables

Dynamics GP to Business Central - Fixed Assets Tables

D365 Business Central - Table Information Page

Dynamics GP to BC - Migration Assessment

Dynamics GP to BC: Project Accounting

Dynamics GP to BC: MultiCurrency

Dynamics GP to BC: Year-End Close

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