This two-day instructor-led course provides applicants with the knowledge and skills to set up the Project management and accounting module of Microsoft Dynamics AX R2. It also shows students how to create project transactions. The course focuses on the basic project functionality available in Microsoft DynamicsAX R2.
Module 1: Working with Projects
This module provides an overview of the Project management and accounting module in Microsoft Dynamics AX. It describes creating a project, project hierarchies, and activity breakdown structures. It also describes project details, project groups, and project stages.
Lessons
Overview
Project Details
Project Group
Project Numbering
Project Hierarchies
Report Sort Fields
Work Breakdown Structure
Project Copy Wizard
Project Stages
Lab : 1:1
Create a Project
Lab : 1:2
Create a Subproject
Lab : 1:3
Set Report Sort Fields
Lab : 1:4
Create a Work Breakdown Structure
Lab : 1:5
Creating and Renaming Project Stages
After completing this module, students will be able to:
View the list of projects.
Edit project details.
Change project group.
Specify project ID numbers.
Define project hierarchies.
Review report sorting fields.
Review the work breakdown structure.
Use the Project Copy Wizard.
Set the project stage.
Module 2: Understanding Project Types
This module discusses the accounting principles involved with the project types supported in Microsoft Dynamics AX module, Project management and accounting.
Lessons
Project Types
Time and Material Projects
Processing a Time and Material Project
Time and Material Project Example
Fixed-Price Projects
Fixed-Price Project Example
Internal Projects
Cost Project Example
Time Projects
Investment Projects
Project Groups
Ledger Principles
Lab : 2:1
Run a Basic Time and Material Project
Lab : 2:2
Run a Basic Fixed-Price Project
Lab : 2:3
Create a Cost Project
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Name the six project types.
Set up time and material projects.
Describe a time and material project.
Run a time and material project.
Describe a fixed-price project.
Run a fixed-price project.
Describe an internal project.
Run a cost project.
Describe a time project.
Describe an investment project.
Describe project groups.
Module 3: Working with Project Transactions
This module explains how transaction types are managed and processed in the Microsoft Dynamics AX Project management and accounting module.
Lessons
Transaction Types
Categories and Category Groups
Project Pricing
Line Properties
Hour Transactions
Hours Journal
Expense Transactions
Expense Journals
Invoice Journals and Invoice Registers
Free Text Invoices
Item Transactions
Item Journals
Item Requirements
Purchase Orders
Purchase Requisitions
Production Orders
Sales Orders
Beginning Balances
Review Project Transactions
Adjusting Transactions
Journal Setup
Journal Approval
Journal Descriptions
Ledger Posting Setup
Posting Setup by Project Group or Category
Lab : 3:1
Create a New Category Group and Category
Lab : 3:2
Set Up Prices for a New Contract
Lab : 3:3
Enter an Invoice Journal
Lab : 3:4
Create a Project Production Order
Lab : 3:5
View Project Transactions
Lab : 3:6
Adjust a Posted Transaction
After completing this module, students will be able to:
List the four project transaction types.
Define categories and category groups.
Set up cost prices, sales prices, and price groups.
Define line properties.
Define project hour transactions.
Enter project hour transactions.
Enter project expense transactions.
Enter project expense transactions.
Charge an invoice journal and use the invoice register.
Create free text invoices.
Define project item transactions.
Enter project item transactions.
Define the item requirements form.
Define purchase orders.
Define purchase requisitions.
Define production orders.
Define sales orders.
Define and enter beginning balances.
Review project transactions.
Adjust project transactions.
Set up the journals.
Set up journal approval.
Set up journal texts.
Set up ledger posting.
Set up posting by project group or category.
Module 4: Project Timesheets
This module explains how workers (employees and contractors) use project timesheets to enter and approve hours through the Enterprise Portal or the Microsoft Dynamics AX client.
Lessons
Timesheet Periods
Set Up Timesheet-Related Parameters
Configuring Timesheet Workflows
Set Up Favorites
Set Up Delegates
Timesheet Creation
Timesheet Approval
Missing Timesheets Report
Lab : 4:1
Create a Timesheet Workflow
Lab : 4:2
Create a Timesheet
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Set up timesheet periods.
Set up timesheet-related parameters.
Configure timesheet workflows.
Set up My favorites.
Set up My delegates.
Create timesheets.
Approve timesheets.
Use missing timesheets report.
Module 5: Project Invoicing
This module describes how Microsoft Dynamics AX uses two methods to invoice based on the type of project. While time and material (T&M) projects use the invoice proposal form to create invoices based on the transactions posted to the project, fixed-price projects use predefined payment amounts that are based on predefined milestones in the project.
Lessons
Invoicing Setup
Project Contracts
Billing Requirements for Transactions
Invoice Proposals
On-Account Invoicing
View Posted Invoices
Credit Notes
Lab : 5:1
Create a New Project Contract
Lab : 5:2
Create an Invoice Proposal
Lab : 5:3
Create an On-Account Invoice
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Describe invoicing project concepts.
Set up project invoicing.
Set up project contracts.
Define billing requirements for transactions.
Create, adjust, and post invoice proposals.
Invoice on-account transactions.
View posted invoices.
Reverse transactions using credit notes.
Module 6: Project Budgeting
This module explains the project budgeting functionality within Microsoft Dynamics AX. By comparing budget and actuals, your organization can reallocate money and resources to meet budgetary goals.
Lessons
Budget Approval Workflow
Original Budgets
Project Budget Properties
Allocate Budgets
View Budget Impact
View Budget Balances
Budget Revisions
Committed Costs
Carry Forward Budget Amounts at Year End
Lab : 6:1
Manage a Project Budget
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Create ledger posting groups
Review general ledger budgeting and forecasting concepts.
Define the budget approval workflow.
Create an original budget.
Configure project budget properties.
Allocate budgets across fiscal periods and years.
View budget impact.
View budget balances.
Review and approve budgets.
Manage committed costs.
Carry forward budget amounts at year end.
Module 7: Project Inquiries and Reports
This module includes inquiries, reports, and statistics forms so you can access information needed to run projects effectively. It also describes the Microsoft Excel and Microsoft Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) integration.
Lessons
Project Control
Excel Integration with Project Control
Reports
OLAP Integration
Lab : 7:1
Using the Hour Utilization Screen
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Use the project control forms.
Use the Microsoft Excel integration.
Generate reports on project base data, forecasts, revenue, and transactions.
Describe the Microsoft Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) integration.
Module 8: Project Management and Accounting Setup
This module provides a reference for the set up of parameters of the Project management and accounting module in Microsoft Dynamics AX. The correct setup is necessary to use this module.
Lessons
Settings
After completing this module, students will be able to:
Configure the core project management and accounting functionality.
Enter default information that is used by the system if the information is not specified at a lower level (for example project, contract).
This course is intended for people who are on the implementation team, administering or using the Project management and accounting module in Microsoft Dynamics AX R2. This audience typically includes people who are tasked with assessing business needs and those who advise them on the use, configuration and customization of the application. Additionally, people responsible for training or supporting others in Microsoft Dynamics AX can benefit from this course.
Before attending this course, students must have: Basic knowledge of accounting principles. An understanding of how to navigate within Microsoft Dynamics AX. In addition, we recommend, but do not require, that students have completed: Microsoft Dynamics AX Introduction course
Name | Code | Fee |
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Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP) - [] | USD 127 |
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