Services - Agili Group

Automations: Maybe you have employees performing the same basic data process over and over again and want to automate this? Maybe you need all of your 10,000 items updated with new information and don't want to do this manually? Happy to help.

Reports: Do you need a custom report to use on your shop floor? Or maybe you are exporting to a country which requires special custom papers? We'll get that fixed.

Small Adjustments: Maybe you want an extra field on the item card? Maybe you want to group your customers in a particular way? Maybe your fixed assets need to be calculated in an industry-specific way? We'll get that done.

We can take on any development tasks in Business Central (NAV), large or small - whether you need just a simple report or the development of an entirely new module.

In short, we can develop anything in Business Central (NAV).

Split it up: 1 full day of training? Or maybe 2 half days? Or how about 1 hour sessions spread across 8 days? You don't have to have a whole day of training, you can split it up as you prefer. Learning can be quite draining on your mental resources and most people are not capable of more than a few hours of effective training a day. With remote training we have a huge level of flexibility.

1-on-1 or group training: It rarely makes sense to train more than a couple of people in a particular area of Dynamics NAV Business Central. Typically, a particular business area is handled by just 1 or 2 people in your company. But in the Online Classroom we can do 1-on-1 or group training just as you see fit.

Location is not an issue: Is your company spread across several locations? In the Online Classroom everyone can join regardless of location - all you need is a decent internet connection.

On site: If you prefer, we can do on-site training anywhere in Europe, if you book us for a minimum of 3 days.

Very simple solutions (such as adding a single new field to the customer card) can be handled verbally, but more complicated solutions must be structured in a Design Document which could include some or all of the following sections:

1) Business requirement: What is the business requirement and why is this important to the company?
2) The proposed solution: How do we expect the solution (or future business process) to work?
3) Development description: If development is needed, a detailed development description needs to be written.
4) Test cases: If the solution is particularly risky, we might need to develop structured test cases that stress test the solution before it is put into the live environment. Test cases are written in the format of, "If we do X, then we expect Y.".
5) Go-live plan: A plan for putting the new solution live.

Once everyone involved has approved the design document, the plan can be executed.