Tag Archives: export flow

Process using the Job Queue

Posted on April 2, 2013 by Paresh Sharma

This blog describes how to set up a Job Queue for NAV BIS. As a case, we have chosen for an export scenario in Connectivity Studio, one of our powerful solutions. Our Connectivity Studio’s connection will export the items which … Continue reading →

Posted in Job Queue, Solution Center | Tagged BIS, BIS2013, Business Integration Solutions, customer, Dynamics, easy to use, endpoint, export flow, import from sql, message, Microsoft Dynamics, Microsoft Dynamics NAV, NAV2013, NAVBIS, notification, outlook, sales person, send email, send message, simple steps, Software Solutions, technology, To Increase, Tutorial, user experience | 1 Comment

Use a Conversion Table in Connectivity Studio

Posted on March 1, 2013 by Paresh Sharma

The purpose of this blog is to show how you can use the Conversion Table for Connectivity Studio. By taking some simple steps, we lead you in this blog to the results of an efficient To-Increase Solution, with a high-lever … Continue reading →

Posted in Connectivity Studio, Solution Center | Tagged BIS2013, Business Integration Solutions, export flow, message, Microsoft Dynamics NAV, NAVBIS2013, simple steps, To Increase, user experience | Leave a comment

Use Notification Management to create an email-button on a Sales Order Page

Posted on February 18, 2013 by Paresh Sharma

The purpose of this blog is to show how you can send an email, directly from a NAV page, using Notification Management. By taking some simple steps, we lead you in this blog to the results of an efficient To-Increase … Continue reading →

Posted in Notification Management, Solution Center | Tagged BIS2013, Business Integration Solutions, easy to use, EDI, email, endpoint, export flow, management, ment, Microsoft Dynamics, Microsoft Dynamics NAV, NAV2013, notification, send email, simple steps, smtp, software, Software Solutions, technology, To Increase, user experience | Leave a comment

Exporting records from Microsoft Dynamics 2013 to your local system

Posted on December 10, 2012 by Paresh Sharma

The purpose of this blog is to show how changed records can be exported out of Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 to your own file system. For this tutorial we will refer to the blog which was posted on the 4th … Continue reading →

Posted in Connectivity Studio, Solution Center | Tagged BIS, BIS2013, Business Integration Solutions, Dynamics, EDI, ERP, export flow, Microsoft, Microsoft Dynamics, Microsoft Dynamics NAV, NAV2013, NAVBIS, NAVBIS2013, software, Software Solutions, To Increase, Tutorial | Leave a comment

Import a Sales order EDI Document to Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013

Posted on December 4, 2012 by Paresh Sharma

The purpose of this blog is to show how a Sales order EDI Document is imported in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013. To-Increase is working on a Business Integration Solution called Connectivity Studio. One of the major possibilities is the simplification of … Continue reading →

Posted in Connectivity Studio, Solution Center | Tagged BIS2013, Business Integration Solutions, easy to use, EDI, email, endpoint, export flow, management, ment, Microsoft Dynamics, Microsoft Dynamics NAV, NAV2013, notification, send email, simple steps, smtp, software, Software Solutions, technology, To Increase, user experience | 1 Comment

Importing AdventureWorks Products into Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013

Posted on December 3, 2012 by Paresh Sharma

The scenario is to import products from AdventureWorks into Dynamics NAV. We want to create or update NAV items, using the product ID, name, product number, reorder point and list price from the Products table. In NAV we will assign … Continue reading →

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