MB-800: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Functional Consultant

MB-800: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Functional Consultant

Offered by Linux Training

The MB-800: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Functional Consultant course at Linux Training is designed for professionals, consultants, and business users who want to implement and manage business processes using Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.

This course focuses on financial management, sales, purchasing, inventory, and operations, enabling learners to configure and optimize business workflows for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).


Course Overview

This program provides a comprehensive understanding of Dynamics 365 Business Central, helping learners manage end-to-end business operations, improve efficiency, and support data-driven decision-making.


What You Will Learn

  • Introduction to Dynamics 365 Business Central
  • Financial Management and Accounting
  • Sales and Customer Management
  • Purchasing and Vendor Management
  • Inventory and Supply Chain Basics
  • Business Process Configuration
  • Reporting and Analytics

Why Choose This Course?

  • Industry-recognized certification (MB-800)
  • High-demand ERP skills for SMEs
  • Hands-on practical training
  • Real-world business scenarios
  • Guidance from experienced trainers

Career Opportunities

After completing this course, you can explore roles such as:

  • Business Central Consultant
  • ERP Functional Consultant
  • Business Analyst
  • Finance and Operations Executive
  • Implementation Specialist

Who Can Join?

  • Business professionals and consultants
  • Finance and accounting professionals
  • IT professionals working with ERP systems
  • Students interested in business applications

Manage Business Operations with Confidence

Join Linux Training and gain the skills needed to implement and manage business solutions using Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.

MB-800: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Functional Consultant

Modules

Set up Business Central (25–30%)

Create and configure a company

  • Create a company in Business Central
  • Create a company by using Assisted Setup
  • Create a configuration worksheet
  • Create and use a configuration package
  • Create journal opening balances
  • Migrate data to and within Business Central
  • Manage security

  • Create and manage user profiles
  • Set up a new user
  • Create permissions and permission sets
  • Apply security filters
  • Assign user permissions by using security groups and permission sets
  • Configure and use security auditing in Business Central
  • Set up core functionality

  • Set up company information
  • Set up reports and configure report layouts
  • Set up and use job queues
  • Set up email accounts
  • Set up number series
  • Set up dimensions

  • Set up dimensions and dimension values
  • Set up global dimensions and shortcut dimensions
  • Set up default dimensions for master data
  • Set up blocking combinations of dimensions and dimension values
  • Update posted dimensions by using the Dimension Correction Tool
  • Set up default dimensions for account types
  • Set up default dimension priorities
  • Manage approvals by using workflows

  • Set up native workflows
  • Set up a notification system
  • Set up users for approval and workflow user groups
  • Describe Business Central integrations with other products

  • Configure Microsoft 365 integrations, including Microsoft Excel, OneDrive, Outlook, Teams, and Word
  • Define uses cases for Microsoft Power Platform integrations with Business Central
  • Configure financials (30–35%)

    Set up financial management

  • Configure general ledger setup
  • Configure accounting periods
  • Set up payment terms
  • Set up deferrals
  • Configure currencies including exchange rates
  • Set up payment methods
  • Manage the chart of accounts

  • Set up general ledger accounts
  • Create account categories and subcategories
  • Prepare financial reporting with financial data and account categories
  • Set up posting groups

  • Create specific posting groups including bank, customer, vendor, and inventory
  • Create general posting groups
  • Configure the general posting setup
  • Configure inventory posting setup
  • Set up journals and bank accounts

  • Set up bank accounts
  • Create journal templates, including number series
  • Create batches
  • Implement recurring journals
  • Set up accounts payables

  • Create vendor accounts, including payment terms, vendor bank accounts, and related records
  • Configure Purchases & Payables Setup
  • Set up payment journals
  • Assess the relationship between vendors, vendor ledger entries, detailed vendor ledger entries, and general ledger entries
  • Set up accounts receivables

  • Create customer accounts, including payment terms, customer bank accounts, and related records
  • Configure Sales & Receivables Setup
  • Set up cash receipt journals
  • Set up payment registration
  • Configure customer payment methods
  • Assess the relationship between customers, customer ledger entries, detailed customer ledger entries, and general ledger entries
  • Configure fixed assets

  • Configure fixed asset settings including depreciation books, fixed asset classes and subclasses, and fixed asset posting groups
  • Configure fixed assets, main assets, and components
  • Differentiate between different depreciation methods
  • Configure sales and purchasing (10–15%)

    Set up inventory

  • Configure inventory set up
  • Configure core item settings, including item categories, item attributes, units of measure, and item variants
  • Create locations
  • Assess the relationship between items, item ledger entries, value entries, and general ledger entries
  • Differentiate between costing methods
  • Configure stock keeping units
  • Configure master data for sales and purchasing

  • Configure core customer settings including shipping agents, locations, and shipping addresses
  • Configure core vendor settings including order address, lead time, and locations
  • Manage pricing and discounts

  • Manage vendor purchase prices
  • Manage purchase line and invoice discounts
  • Manage customer sales prices
  • Manage sales line and invoice discounts
  • Perform Business Central operations (25–30%)

    Perform basic tasks in Business Central

  • Differentiate between designing, customizing, and personalizing pages
  • Customize pages
  • Apply and save filters
  • Find documents and related entries
  • Use the Inspect pages and data feature
  • Perform data updates by using the Edit in Excel feature
  • Manage files by using Microsoft OneDrive and drag and drop
  • Configure and use data analysis mode
  • Process purchases

  • Manage quotes
  • Create a purchase order
  • Receive items for a purchase order
  • Utilize the over-receipt feature
  • Reverse a receipt
  • Create a posted invoice from a purchase order
  • Configure recurring purchase lines
  • Manage blanket purchase orders
  • Utilize deferrals with purchasing documents
  • Process sales

  • Manage quotes
  • Convert a sales quote into a sales order or sales invoice
  • Analyze item availability
  • Ship items for a sales order
  • Reverse a shipment
  • Create a sales invoice from a sales order
  • Configure recurring sales lines
  • Manage blanket sales orders
  • Utilize deferrals with sales documents
  • Process financial documents

  • Process purchase invoices
  • Process purchase credit memos
  • Process sales invoices
  • Process sales credit memos
  • Combine sales shipments into a single sales invoice
  • Combine purchase receipts into a single purchase invoice
  • Correct a posted purchase invoice
  • Correct a posted sales invoice
  • Release and reopen documents
  • Process prepayment invoices for purchases and sales
  • Process payments and journals

  • Process payments by using payment journals
  • Process receipts by using the cash receipt journal
  • Process payment registrations
  • Apply ledger entries and undo applied entries
  • Reverse posted journals
  • Perform bank account reconciliation
  • Process recurring transactions by using the recurring journals
  • Utilize general ledger allocations
  • Adjust currency exchange rates
  • Process fixed asset transactions

  • Process fixed asset acquisitions
  • Process fixed asset depreciations
  • Process fixed asset disposals