Microsoft Axapta

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Microsoft Axapta

• Functionality slides for TDM sales presentation

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Microsoft Axapta Base Package

• The base package provides a foundation of
• One user
• Three company accounts
• Three dimensions
• Unlimited virtual companies
• One language
• Security and user management capabilities
• Menu and form designer with IntelliMorph
  technology
• One Microsoft Axapta Application Object Server
  (AOS)

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Microsoft Axapta Base PackageLanguages

• The base package includes one language
• Used to present the user interface
• Online help
• Forms, reports and menus
• Printed reports
• Invoices, purchase and sales orders
• Additional languages can be licensed.

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Microsoft Axapta Base PackageLanguages Available

• Danish
• Dutch (standard)
• Dutch (Belgium)
• English (US)
• English (UK)
• English (Australia)
• English (Ireland)
• English (South Africa)
• Finnish
• French (standard)
• French (Belgium)
• French (Switzerland)
• German (standard)
• German (Austria)
• Icelandic

• Italian (standard)
• Italian (Switzerland)
• Norwegian (Bokman)
• Portuguese (standard)
• Spanish (Spain-modern)
• Swedish
• Thai
• Czech
• Estonian
• Hungarian
• Latvian
• Lithuanian
• Polish
• Russian
• Turkish

More languages than these may be available from
VARs or Microsoft Certified Business Solutions
Partners.
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Microsoft Axapta Database

• All business information is stored in a single
  database
• Simple, all-in-one architecture
• Easier maintenance and upgrades
• Leads to lower TCO
• No database synchronization means lower risk of
  data corruption
• Supported databases
• Microsoft SQL Server 2000
• Oracle 9i

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Microsoft Axapta System Configuration

• Implementation
• All Microsoft Axapta functionality is installed
  with initial implementation
• License keys unlock functionality you choose
• Unused functionality is hidden, not deleted
• Just enter new license keys to access new
  functionality
• Leads to faster implementation and lower upgrade
  costs
• IntelliMorph
• Build and control fields and forms easily
• Simple enough for users to learn to configure
  their own systems, saves on IT resources

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Microsoft Axapta Application Object Server (AOS)

• 2-tier and 3-tier support
• 3-tier thin client
• Lower requirements for client machinery and
  bandwidth
• Improved database security
• 3-tier rich client
• Leverage greater hardware capacity of powerful
  client computers
• Ideal for batch execution and high-demand users
• 2-tier and 3-tier mixed environment
• Takes advantage of a mix of different hardware,
  using each computer's capacity to its full extent
• Ideal for companies with mixed user needs (some
  heavy, some light needs)
• Cluster Technology
• Automatically balance users between servers in
  the cluster
• Increase redundancy and capacity, simply by
  adding extra AOS servers.
• If one server fails, clients only have to
  reconnect to continue working, reducing downtime
• Remote Site and User Support
• Remote sites and users use AOS to connect to a
  central or headquarters Microsoft Axapta solution
  through a WAN
• Web Deployment
• Install, update, configure or launch Microsoft
  Axapta by the touch of a button
• An ActiveX component on a Web page shows the
  status of the local installation

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Financial Management

• Financials I
• Financials II
• Electronic Banking
• Fixed Assets

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Financial ManagementFinancials

• General Ledger
• Manage accounting periods and use a reliable
  year-end procedure including a closing sheet
• Multiple configurable journals with approval
  capability
• Extensive posting control system
• Handle multi-currency and exchange adjustment
• Multiple structured budget
• Extensive and flexible tax module feature
• Book transactions across companies
• Cash flow forecasting and currency requirement
  calculation allows projection of future
  transactions based on commitments
• Consolidate either online or through data exports
  and imports between companies
• Redistribute amounts automatically, according to
  predefined setups of accounts, dimensions and
  percentages (Financials II)

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Financial ManagementFinancials

• Bank Management
• Bank account reconciliation, including bank
  account statement electronic import (for selected
  countries )
• Handling of check and monitoring of deposits,
  draft, and payments in general
• Accounts Receivable
• Monitor credit checks
• Flexible terms of payment, including advanced
  payment schedules and cash discounts
• Free text invoicing (non stock invoicing)
• Advanced collection letter and interest
  calculation
• Payment journal with payment proposal features
• Multiple currency handling and exchange rate
  adjustment
• Accounts Payable
• Flexible terms of payment, including advanced
  payment schedules and cash discounts
• Multiple invoice entry options, such as separate
  handling of approved and unapproved invoices, and
  matching invoices to physical deliveries
• Payment journal with payment proposal features
• Multi-currency handling and exchange rate
  adjustment

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Financial ManagementElectronic Banking and Fixed
Assets

• Electronic Banking
• Supports the import and export of payment files
  to financial institutions in several countries
• Functionality is spread across accounts
  receivable, accounts payable and bank management
• Fixed Assets Management
• Fixed assets budgeting
• Multiple depreciation models
• Integrated to purchasing and inventory
  functionality
• Bar code handling

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Financial ManagementDimensions

• Dimensions values are applied and stored at the
  transaction level
• Data can be aggregated by dimensions when running
  reports and inquiries
• OLAP cubes use dimensions to analyze business
  data even further
• (covered in more detail later in Business
  Analysis)
• Rules can be set on accounts to control postings
  to the General Ledger, according to the
  dimensions applied
• Default dimensions can be set on base data, such
  as ledger accounts and customer accounts

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Supply Chain Management

• Trade
• Intercompany
• Logistics
• Product Builder I, II, III, IV
• Production I, II, III
• Master Planning
• Shop Floor Control I, II, III
• Warehouse Management I, II

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Supply Chain ManagementTrade

• Initiate purchase order from
• Production orders
• Sales orders
• Inventory coverage rules
• Generate a price calculation in real-time
• Compare cost prices against revenue
• Create credit notes from invoice journals
• Get a notification of backorders when receiving
  goods
• Print backorder information on delivery
  documentation and invoices
• Automatically substitute unavailable items with
  alternate items
• Cost price principles FIFO, LIFO, standard cost
  price, and weighted average
• Easy reconciliation of inventory values versus
  ledger transactions
• Use tag counting and transfer to counting journal
• Trade Agreements (separate module)

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Supply Chain ManagementIntercompany

• Instantly create and update inter-company sales
  orders from purchase orders and vice versa
• Receive items automatically, based on the selling
  subsidiarys delivery note
• Invoice items automatically, based on the selling
  subsidiarys invoice
• Make stock-on-hand inquiries in all subsidiaries

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Supply Chain ManagementLogistics

• Enter and edit sales and purchase forecasts
• Describe any item using configuration, size and
  color
• Describe storage by using warehouse, pallets and
  locations
• Track items using the serial and batch number
  dimensions
• Get an overview of current on-hand inventory per
  warehouse
• Get current on-hand situation by looking at any
  item or storage dimension
• Automatic or manual quarantine orders
• Calculate the ABC analysis based on revenue,
  cost value, margin, and carrying costs, with
  user-defined limits
• Maintain multiple barcodes per item
• Maintain multi-level BOMs, with version and date
  control
• BOM explosion for materials planning and pricing
  calculation
• Drag and drop graphical suite for designing BOMs

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Supply Chain ManagementProduct Builder

• Product Builder I- Product Configuration
• Integrated with sales orders, purchase orders and
  production
• Customized interface for every user, showing only
  product options that apply to them
• Let each customer configure their own products
• Set default values for variables
• Reuse data from previous configurations
• Generate item numbers based on the model
  variables
• Base price calculations on customers choice of
  variables from product models
• Export or import product models
• Use sub models that inherit variables from top to
  bottom and visa versa
• Product Builder II- Validation Rules
• Validate values and display an error message
  built from the condition
• Create rules that govern the allowed content of
  variables
• When a customer makes a product configuration
  choice, other configuration options are turned on
  or off automatically
• Product Builder III- Routing Integration
• Create production specific routes and job cards
  for each configured item
• Default routes, as templates for the routes
  created in the product model
• Complete default route in product model
• Product Builder IV- Advanced Configurations

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Supply Chain ManagementProduction

• Production I
• Production orders can be categorized into pools
  for scheduling or groups to be posted in the
  General Ledger
• A standard production Bill of Materials (BOM) is
  copied to the production order
• A graphical BOM display gives a visual
  representation of changes you make to create
  what if scenarios
• Production scheduling can be done forward or
  backward with different dates
• All production consumption is reported through
  journals
• Production II (Routing Management)
• Route complexity- plan simple, sequential routes,
  or complex networks of routes
• Finite or infinite scheduling, forwards and
  backwards from various dates
• Describe each operation component in the
  production route by many descriptors
• Calculate expected waste per operation as a
  percentage, both by individual operation and by
  accumulated scrap over the whole production
  process
• Track detailed costs related to resources and
  throughput
• Production III (Shop Management)
• Gantt chart gives you a graphical presentation of
  your production schedules
• Reschedule jobs simply by dragging and dropping
  in the Gantt chart
• Task Groups let you use alternative work centers
  in case of scheduling overloads
• By rescheduling jobs to avoid bottlenecks,
  Microsoft Axapta automatically reschedules the
  rest of the route to reflect the new capacity
  loads
• Track setup or process job per operation, and
  report consumption based on job number
• Set up jobs that require the same work center to
  all reach that work center concurrently

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Supply Chain ManagementMaster Planning

• Forecast Scheduling and Master Planning
• Get an overview of longer-term purchase,
  production and resource requirements based
  multiple forecast scenarios
• Create multiple plans for short term master
  scheduling
• Coverage Groups- attach different time fence
  controls to different items
• Scheduling Methods
• Operations scheduling schedules operations and
  lead times by day
• Job scheduling schedules operations by day and
  time
• Messages
• Future messages flag orders that cannot be
  delivered on the requested date. The future
  message shows the earliest possible delivery date
  based on materials and capacity requirements.
• Action messages suggest changes to existing
  orders and planned orders to confirm adequate
  quantity in inventory to meet requirements
• Order Promising
• Available-to-promise (ATP) calculates delivery
  date based on available inventory and current
  production orders
• Capable-to-promise (CTP) calculates delivery
  date based on available materials and production
  capacity
• Tie sales proposals to planning materials
  (requires Axapta CRM)

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Supply Chain ManagementShop Floor Control

• Shop Floor Control I (Time and Attendance)
• Set rules for flexible working hours, while
  maintaining control of total employee hours job,
  including collection and management of overtime
• Two step validation to check time calculation and
  approval status
• Shop Floor Control II (Job Registration)
• Bundle jobs, so the same employee can work on
  simultaneous jobs
• Create a team function, by appointing a pilot
  or team leader
• Register non-productive time
• Track progress on jobs, and simulate completion
  time based on current progress
• Shop Floor Control III (Payroll Generating)
• Categorize payroll data into pay categories
• Track payment data for piecework jobs
• Generate payroll statistics
• Allocate payroll expenses to individual
  production jobs or to projects

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Supply Chain ManagementWarehouse Management

• Warehouse Management I
• Eight different dimensions, such as warehouse,
  location, pallets, item origin and configuration,
  
• Warehouse Management II
• Placement and storage
• Specify different location and storage policies
  at both the warehouse level and the item level
• Random location storage functions determine the
  storage location based on rules regarding size,
  volume and height
• Warehouse zones and locations
• Organize warehouses into storage zones in order
  to prioritize selection of locations for incoming
  inventory
• Specify warehouse locations on five levels
  warehouse, aisle, rack, shelf and bin
• Shipments
• Point out orders that can be shipped together to
  reduce total picking time
• Consolidate shipments of multiple sales orders
  placed by the same customer
• Derive output orders from sales order lines or
  production order lines
• Pallet transports
• Create pallet transports to move groups of items
  within and between warehouses
• Bar coding
• Print pallet label, location label and bill of
  lading labels that include bar codes for
  automatic tracking

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Project Accounting

• Project Accounting I
• Project Accounting II

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Project AccountingProject Accounting I

• Registration and data entry
• Itemize costs, hours and materials consumed and
  enter them into the journal
• Invoicing
• Invoice each project or project group, and retain
  itemized time and resource costs
• Sub projects can also be invoiced separately or
  together
• Set internal approval procedures for invoices
• Track prepayments and apply them to future
  invoices
• Enter project costs directly into Accounts
  Payable or Purchase Orders
• Project management
• Break down the time and materials used on
  projects and assign individual hours or items to
  sub-projects
• Save project structures, so that budgets,
  sub-projects and activities can be copied from
  previous projects
• Schedule tasks and allocate resources and
  capacity to future tasks
• Accounting
• Apply dimensions to every transaction in a
  project
• Post transactions specific ledger accounts
  depending on pre-set criteria
• Inquiry and reporting
• A report generator allows extended reporting with
  load and save capabilities
• A statistic form compares project budgets to
  consumption over time
• Follow transaction needs for a single project or
  group of projects

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Project AccountingProject Accounting II

• Large contract management
• Manage fixed price projects or projects with a
  mix of fixed price and time and materials
  components
• Book costs and revenue at intervals as the
  project progresses, only upon project completion
• Work-in-progress projects
• Specify work-in-progress (WIP) accounts to
  collect transactions that dont affect the profit
  and loss statement during the course of the
  project
• Track projects that use WIP accounts and move
  transactions between WIP accounts and the General
  Ledger
• Project costs and performance
• Calculate consumption on individual cost groups
• Posting
• Apply a choice of 14 posting principles to
  internal, time and material, and fixed-price
  projects
• Control types can be set so employees can only
  enter data for categories or projects that are
  relevant to their jobs

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Customer Relationship Management

• Sales Force Automation
• Sales Management
• Marketing Automation
• Telemarketing

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Customer Relationship ManagementSales Force
Automation

• Contact Management
• Store information on prospects, customers,
  vendors, and other business contacts
• Register activities associated with the sales
  process
• Synchronize appointments and tasks with Microsoft
  Outlook
• Drag and drop from Windows Explorer and Microsoft
  Outlook into Microsoft Axapta
• Track all additions, changes and deletions to
  contact and sales process information
• Track all mailings, telephone and e-mail
  communications
• Contact groups of customers based on selected
  criteria applied to customer data
• Sales Process Management
• Generate leads by importing them from external
  sources, then allocate responsibility for leads
  to your sales staff and track the quality of
  leads
• Extend offers to groups of leads, based on
  customized profiles
• Easy access to sales-related information
  throughout the system
• Track the effectiveness of sales and marketing
  staff
• Assign probability percentages to your sales
  quotations

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Customer Relationship ManagementSales Management

• Sales staff budgeting
• Define sales targets for individuals and teams
• Automatically compare sales figures with budgets,
  to measure sales performance
• View sales performance by multiple selected
  dimensions, to aid sales flow analysis
• Management Statistics
• Manage and monitor the activities of sales teams
• Track the status of sales activities, including
  pending sales quotations and lead management
• Track the performance and activities of specific
  sales people
• Display sales data graphically to simplify
  analysis
• Export sales data and graphics to external
  applications

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Customer Relationship ManagementMarketing
Automation

• Communications management
• Create campaigns based on sales and demographic
  information
• Assign communications tasks to sales or marketing
  staff based on responsibilities and
  specializations
• Link campaigns, questionnaires, projects and Web
  responses
• Divide campaigns into sub-campaigns, to reach
  more specific audiences
• Link campaigns to projects and record financial
  data about campaign execution (requires Microsoft
  Axapta Project I)
• Broadcast campaigns over e-mail, Web, faxes,
  mailings and phone
• Use old campaign structures as templates for new
  campaigns
• Marketing encyclopedia
• Common repository for all of your sales and
  marketing collateral
• Exchange sales and marketing knowledge
• Review sales material such as information on
  product line, products and price lists
• Categorize sales and marketing materials for
  quick access (i.e. product line, white papers,
  graphics, and videos)
• Access information in the encyclopedia that
  supports Web links, audio/video clips,
  presentations and graphical software
• Track competitor information and trends with
  competitor websites for review

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Customer Relationship ManagementTelemarketing

• Create call lists based on contacts in business
  relation and contacts table
• Integration between campaigns and call list
• Integrate questionnaire data in the sales process
• Use Questionnaire to build custom call scripts,
  to guide staff through phone call interactions
• A telemarketing window contains all the relevant
  information marketing and customer support
  specialists need
• Full call logging that includes time, date,
  duration, caller etc.
• Extract customer groups and allocate
  responsibility for calls across your
  telemarketing or phone support staff
• Analyze employee performance and call statistics

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Human Resource Management

• Human Resource Management I
• Human Resource Management II
• Human Resource Management III

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Human Resource ManagementHuman Resource
Management I

• Core Human Resource Management
• Core human resource management administrative
  functionality
• Store payroll information, historical data, job
  and position information
• Register benefits
• Manage loaned items
• Compare actual employee skills to skill targets
• Generate reports for follow-up, reporting and
  decision support
• Organization
• Manage line, matrix and project organizations
• Maintain organizational structure and create new
  business units
• Visual, function-oriented organizational charts

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Human Resource ManagementHuman Resource
Management II

• Organization
• Administer position groups and positions or jobs
• Create job profiles and describe roles and
  requirements
• Recruitment
• Manage the recruitment process
• Automate correspondence through integration with
  Microsoft Word
• Microsoft Outlook integration support for
  interview administration
• Statistical overviews of the recruitment process
• Measure media response
• Absence Management
• Define multiple absence categories
• Register absences individually and collectively
• Statistical and graphical presentation of absence
  data

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Human Resource ManagementHuman Resource
Management III

• Employee development
• Personal development plan with activities and
  deadlines
• Periodic interview management
• Microsoft Outlook integration support for
  interview administration
• Competence management
• Graphical tools for skill-gap analysis
• Skill-gap analysis based on job profiles and
  skill assessment
• Skill searches support filtering and weighting of
  skills
• Course administration
• Register course details, instructors,
  participants and locations
• Manage training agendas, tracks and sessions
• Link course completion and CV or resume
  information
• A participant list captures participants
  training history
• Reports for waiting list, confirmation and
  certificates

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Other Microsoft Axapta Functionality

• Balanced Scorecard
• Business Process Management
• Questionnaire I
• Questionnaire II
• Business Analysis
• E-Business Enterprise Portal
• E-Business Commerce Gateway
• Microsoft Axapta Development Tools

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Balanced Scorecard

• Knowledge account plan
• Create a structure and overview of your Balanced
  Scorecard
• Set up Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
• Compare KPI target to actual KPI results
• Group business information within perspectives
  such as customers, internal processes,
  organization and financial
• Link KPIs to organizational units through Human
  Resource Management I
• Measurements
• Use a measurement wizard to easily query on data
  and define KPI measurements
• Link KPIs to data either manually, from within
  Microsoft Axapta, or from an external data source
• Calculations
• Built-in tools help you define and control the
  consistency of your methods when designing KPIs
• Periodic measurements
• Run automatic measurements and reporting
• Simulate future KPI results using different
  performance scenarios
• Reporting and statistical analysis
• Customize the graphical presentation of each KPI
• Target performance information towards a specific
  management team, by selecting specific KPIs for
  specific team members

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Business Process Management

• Strategic planning
• Create a strategic plan step-by-step
• Identify status and end results
• Register SWOT analysis results
• Break-down visions to define goals and milestones
• Plan and follow-up with actions on initiatives
• Link to action management and KPIs in Microsoft
  Axapta Balanced Scorecard
• Define templates for strategic plans
• Link strategic plans to organizational units in
  Human Resource Management I
• Action management
• Use detailed information on responsibilities,
  time, priorities and status
• Register actions
• Track responses to actions and how different
  actions are related
• Structure responses and generate diverted actions
• Send actions as email or create as tasks in
  Microsoft Outlook
• Implement process design by using action
  templates
• Create actions with action planning, and
  distribute to the responsible people

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Questionnaire

• Questionnaire I
• Design and deploy surveys rapidly
• Each question is linked to an answer mode
  identified by text, date, numeric value or an
  answer collection defined by the questionnaire
  administrator
• Enable free-text answers to any type of question.
• Openly define response options
• Accompany questions by rich media (pictures,
  audio video, etc.)
• Design a question with sub-questions
• Set up questionnaires with a branching structure,
  so that the questions a user sees depend on the
  answers to previous questions in the survey
• Get a response history by questionnaire and
  individual
• Get a result report, answer report and wrong
  answers report
• Questionnaire Web portal (requires Enterprise
  Portal framework)
• Easy Web execution of surveys through Microsoft
  Axapta Enterprise Portal
• View and analyze results online
• Questionnaire II
• Manage questionnaire planning
• Plan and distribute surveys to selected
  respondents
• Mail correspondence to all respondents about the
  survey
• Break down survey results by the demographics of
  respondents.
• Display results graphically, with pivot tables
  and pivot graphics.

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Business Analysis

• Business Analysis
• Generate OLAP cubes to analyze business data by
  many dimensions or combinations of dimensions
• View OLAP cubes within Microsoft Axapta or in
  Microsoft Excel, using pivot tables to visualize
  the data in different ways
• Full control of the analysis server and OLAP
  database from within Microsoft Axapta
• Microsoft Analysis Server
• Available on the Microsoft SQL Server 2000
• Full synchronization with Microsoft Axapta
• Create, maintain and control OLAP databases and
  cubes
• Generate OLAP cubes
• Create cubes in multiple currencies and languages
• Periodic batch update possible for all cubes
• Security and configuration
• Controls access to cubes through user permissions
  and setup

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Enterprise PortalEnterprise Portal Framework

• Enterprise Portal platform
• Simple, browser-based user interface and
  intuitive controls
• Supports intranet for internal employees,
  extranet for business-to-customer or
  business-to-business communication
• Delivers Microsoft Axapta business data and
  business logic in real-time
• Develop Web functionality using the standard
  MorphX development environment, no extra Web
  tools are necessary
• Rapid deployment using Web site wizard
• Multiple languages and currencies are also
  available to remote users
• A data crawler automatically builds a searchable
  full-text index, so users can run back office
  data searches
• Access Microsoft Exchange information without the
  need for plug-ins or ActiveX
• Remote users can access information from
  Microsoft Outlook while on the road
• Incorporate content from information sources,
  other back office and front office systems using
  Web Parts and XML
• Role and permission management
• Every user can personalize their Web portal to
  display the controls, functionality and
  information they need to do their job
• Use roles to personalize the structure,
  information and functionality of Web portals for
  users
• Content management
• Flexible definition of content management topics
• Online editing and publishing of articles
• Proofreading and moderation support

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Enterprise PortalEnterprise Portal Roles

• Employee Role
• View a phone book
• View a department list
• Sales Representative Role
• View and maintain your business relations,
  reports and contact persons.
• Create quotations, sales orders
• Perform price queries
• Customer Role
• Sign up as a customer and access the product
  catalogue
• Answer a survey or respond to a campaign survey
• View your account, purchase orders and invoices
• Vendor Role
• Vendors can change existing contact persons and
  create new ones
• Vendors can view and edit each purchase order
  with your company
• Vendors can view details about all the items they
  deliver to your company
• View details of selected journals
• A supply performance function shows vendor
  performance
• Consultant Role
• Timesheet registration on projects

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Enterprise PortalEnterprise Portal Functionality

• Questionnaire for Enterprise Portal
• Deploy questionnaires easily, over corporate
  intranets and external Web sites
• Respondents can answer surveys over the Internet
• Administrators can view completed questionnaires
  over the Internet
• Human Resource Management for Enterprise Portal
• View line, matrix and project organization, and
  position information
• Users can view and maintain their own personal
  information
• View and create emergency contacts
• Managers can view and update personal information
  on team members
• Customer Relationship Management for Enterprise
  Portal
• View and create all types of business relations
  and their contact persons
• Sort business relations based upon type
  (customer, vendor, competitor, lead, prospect
  etc)
• View and create contact person
• Create and view CRM quotations
• Perform price queries for your CRM quotations
• Product Builder for Enterprise Portal
• Customers can configure products over the
  Internet, using your pre-selected product models
• Performance Management for Enterprise Portal
• Users can view their performance related to past
  KPIs and progress towards current KPIs

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Commerce Gateway

• Commerce Gateway
• Flexible options for setting up rules that govern
  electronic communications with your business
  partners
• Exchange documents instantly and automatically,
  based on a set schedule or an event
• Integrate your business processes with your
  business partners processes.
• One example purchasing department can send
  purchase orders to vendors sales department
  automatically using the Internet
• Microsoft BizTalk Capabilities
• Set up content-based routing
• Send electronic documents to the correct
  recipients based on the context of each document
• Attach digital certificates to electronic
  documents to verify the authenticity of the
  documents
• Send BizTalk Purchase Order
• Receive BizTalk Sales Order
• Send BizTalk Sales Invoice

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Development ToolsMorphX Development Suite-
Windows

• Development tools for the Microsoft Windows
  client
• Table browser
• Visual MorphXplorer
• Code profiler
• Application Hierarchy Tree
• Cross references
• MorphX Objects-
• Objects can be created, modified and deleted with
  development tools
• Tables
• Maps
• Views
• Extended Data Types
• Base Enums
• Feature Keys
• License Codes
• Configuraton Keys
• Security Keys

• ActiveX explorer
• Import/export objects
• Upgrade framework
• Merging functionality
• Label system
• Table Collections
• Macros
• Forms
• Reports
• Queries
• Jobs
• Menus
• Menu Items
• Online Help

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Development ToolsMorphX for Web

• Web development tools
• Drag and drop Microsoft Axapta elements from the
  AOT to Web projects
• A built-in Web page editor can support static as
  well as dynamic content from the Microsoft Axapta
  AOT
• Multiple information sources
• Support for Web parts. This enables content and
  functionality from a wide range of sources to be
  embedded in user Web pages, for example Microsoft
  Outlook, MSN Business News, and much more

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Development ToolsX Source Code

• Create, modify and delete X classes
• Validate and monitor the functionality of your
  code with an integral X debugger
• Customize and extend Microsoft Axapta to meet
  your exact business needs.
• Reduce the time and costs involved with making
  system modifications

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