Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central & Finance and Operations (F&O) Training:

Master Microsoft ERP with Functional and Technical Training at Fermion Business Solution

Introduction to Microsoft Dynamics 365 ERP Training

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems play a vital role in helping organizations manage finance, accounting, sales, purchasing, inventory, manufacturing, supply chain, and business operations through integrated applications.

Microsoft Dynamics 365 provides modern ERP solutions that help businesses automate processes, improve operational efficiency, manage data, and make informed business decisions.

At Fermion Business Solution, we offer learning pathways in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations (F&O), covering both functional consulting and technical development.

Our training approach focuses on building practical knowledge of ERP applications, understanding real-world business processes, and developing the skills required for ERP implementation, customization, integration, and support.

Whether you are a student, recent graduate, finance professional, software developer, or working professional looking to advance your career in Microsoft ERP, our training pathways can help you build a foundation in enterprise business applications.

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Training

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is an integrated ERP solution generally suited to small and medium-sized businesses. It supports financial management, sales, purchasing, inventory, manufacturing, project management, and other business processes within a connected platform.

Business Central Functional Training

The functional training program focuses on understanding business requirements and configuring Business Central to support organizational processes.

Key modules include:

  • ERP Fundamentals: Introduction to ERP, application navigation, role centres, companies, environments, and master data.
  • Financial Management: Chart of accounts, general ledger, journals, posting groups, dimensions, bank reconciliation, fixed assets, and financial reporting.
  • Sales Management: Customer master data, sales quotes, orders, invoices, credit memos, payments, and receivables.
  • Purchase Management: Vendor management, purchase orders, receipts, invoices, purchase returns, and payables.
  • Inventory Management: Item master, inventory costing, locations, stock transfers, item journals, replenishment, and inventory valuation.
  • Warehouse Management: Warehouse setup, bins, warehouse movements, and inventory control processes.
  • Manufacturing: Bills of materials (BOMs), routings, work centres, production orders, consumption, output, and production costing.
  • Project Management: Jobs, tasks, resource planning, budgets, usage tracking, and project invoicing.
  • Reporting and Analytics: Financial reports, account schedules, Excel integration, and Power BI reporting concepts.
  • Implementation and Support: Requirement gathering, fit-gap analysis, configuration, data migration, user acceptance testing (UAT), documentation, and go-live support.

Business Central Technical Training

The technical track is designed for learners interested in developing, customizing, extending, and integrating Business Central.

Key modules include:

  • AL programming fundamentals, variables, data types, procedures, and error handling.
  • Visual Studio Code and the AL Language extension.
  • Table objects, table extensions, pages, and page extensions.
  • Codeunits, reports, queries, XMLports, enums, and interfaces.
  • Event subscribers, event-driven development, and application extensibility.
  • Report development, RDLC layouts, Word layouts, and report datasets.
  • APIs, OData, web services, and REST API integration.
  • JSON handling and external system integration.
  • Data migration and configuration packages.
  • Power BI and Power Automate integration concepts.
  • Debugging, testing, permissions, performance optimization, and deployment.
  • Extension lifecycle management and upgrade-friendly development practices.

Business Central Practical Projects

Learners can practise financial management configuration, sales and purchase cycles, inventory management, manufacturing processes, custom AL extensions, reports, and API-based integrations.

These exercises help learners understand how ERP requirements are translated into functional configurations and technical solutions.

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations (F&O) Training

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management provides enterprise-level financial and operational capabilities for organizations with complex business processes, multiple legal entities, and extensive supply chain requirements.

The training introduces learners to financial management, procurement, inventory, production, warehouse management, application configuration, technical development, and enterprise ERP implementation.

F&O Functional Training

The functional training pathway focuses on business process analysis, application configuration, transaction management, and ERP implementation.

Key modules include:

  • ERP Fundamentals: Application navigation, workspaces, legal entities, organizational structures, and master data.
  • General Ledger: Chart of accounts, main accounts, financial dimensions, fiscal calendars, journals, ledger setup, and financial reporting.
  • Accounts Payable: Vendor records, invoice processing, payment journals, settlements, and vendor transactions.
  • Accounts Receivable: Customer management, customer invoices, payment processing, collections, and receivables analysis.
  • Cash and Bank Management: Bank accounts, payments, reconciliation, and cash flow fundamentals.
  • Procurement and Sourcing: Purchase requisitions, purchase orders, vendor management, purchase agreements, approvals, and invoice processing.
  • Inventory Management: Released products, inventory dimensions, warehouses, transfers, inventory journals, costing, and stock control.
  • Warehouse Management: Warehouse operations, location directives, work processing, mobile warehouse activities, and cycle counting.
  • Production Control: BOMs, routes, production orders, material consumption, production reporting, and manufacturing cost analysis.
  • Master Planning: Demand and supply planning, coverage groups, planned orders, material availability, and replenishment concepts.
  • Cost Management and Reporting: Inventory valuation, production costing, budgeting fundamentals, financial reporting, Excel integration, and Power BI concepts.
  • Implementation Methodology: Requirement gathering, fit-gap analysis, functional design documents, data migration, system integration testing (SIT), UAT, cutover, go-live, and post-implementation support.

F&O Technical Training

The technical training pathway introduces learners to application development, customization, data management, integrations, and deployment in Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations.

Key modules include:

  • Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations technical architecture.
  • Visual Studio, development environments, models, packages, and projects.
  • X++ programming fundamentals and object-oriented programming.
  • Tables, extended data types, enums, classes, forms, and queries.
  • Data entities and Data Management Framework (DMF).
  • Application extensions and extension-based development.
  • Event handlers, delegates, and Chain of Command (CoC).
  • Menu items, metadata, labels, and security configurations.
  • SSRS reporting, report datasets, and report designs.
  • OData, REST APIs, JSON, business events, and system integrations.
  • Data import, export, migration, validation, and reconciliation.
  • Power BI and Power Platform integration concepts.
  • Debugging, performance analysis, and troubleshooting.
  • Unit testing concepts and the SysTest framework.
  • Source control, build processes, deployable packages, and application lifecycle management (ALM).

F&O Practical Projects

Practical exercises can cover financial configuration, procure-to-pay, order-to-cash, inventory and warehouse operations, manufacturing, X++ development, data entities, integrations, and end-to-end ERP implementation scenarios.

These projects help learners understand how enterprise ERP applications connect business departments, financial transactions, supply chain activities, and technical solutions.

Business Central vs. Finance & Operations: Which Should You Learn?

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and Finance & Operations serve different business requirements. Selecting a learning pathway depends on your educational background, interests, and career goals.

Choose Business Central if you want to:

  • Learn ERP processes for small and medium-sized businesses.
  • Focus on finance, sales, purchasing, inventory, and manufacturing.
  • Build skills in AL development and Business Central extensions.
  • Explore ERP implementation, customization, migration, and support.

Choose Finance & Operations if you want to:

  • Understand enterprise-level finance and supply chain operations.
  • Specialize in procurement, manufacturing, inventory, or financial management.
  • Learn X++ development and enterprise application extensibility.
  • Explore complex ERP implementations, data management, and integrations.

Learners interested in both platforms can build knowledge progressively, starting with one platform before exploring the other.

Who Can Join Microsoft ERP Training?

Our Business Central and F&O training pathways are suitable for:

  • B.Com, M.Com, BBA, MBA, and other graduates.
  • Students interested in Microsoft ERP and enterprise applications.
  • Finance and accounting professionals.
  • Software developers and IT professionals.
  • Supply chain, procurement, and manufacturing professionals.
  • Business analysts and aspiring ERP consultants.
  • Professionals seeking to transition into ERP implementation and support roles.
  • Existing ERP professionals looking to expand their technical or functional skills.

Technical learners benefit from a foundation in programming, while functional learners benefit from an understanding of business processes and accounting or operational concepts.

Career Opportunities After Microsoft ERP Training

Depending on the selected pathway, practical skills, experience, and employer requirements, learners can prepare for roles such as:

Business Central career pathways

  • Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Functional Consultant
  • Business Central Technical Consultant
  • AL Developer
  • ERP Implementation Consultant
  • ERP Support Consultant

Finance & Operations career pathways

  • Dynamics 365 Finance Functional Consultant
  • Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management Functional Consultant
  • Dynamics 365 F&O Technical Consultant
  • X++ Developer
  • ERP Business Analyst
  • ERP Integration or Data Migration Consultant

Additional career opportunities may be available in ERP application support, business process analysis, testing, reporting, and implementation project teams.

Why Choose Fermion Business Solution?

Fermion Business Solution works within the Microsoft business applications ecosystem, providing services in ERP consulting, implementation, customization, migration, and support.

Our training approach aims to connect theoretical knowledge with practical ERP scenarios. Learners can explore functional and technical concepts, work through business process exercises, understand implementation documentation, and develop familiarity with project-based problem-solving.

The training structure can be tailored to the selected platform, specialization, and learner requirements.

Course duration, delivery mode, batch availability, project scope, and assessment arrangements can be discussed with our team.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Can beginners join Business Central or F&O training?

Yes. Beginners can start with ERP fundamentals and application navigation before progressing to functional configuration or technical development.

2. What is the difference between functional and technical ERP training?

Functional training focuses on business processes, configuration, requirements, and testing. Technical training focuses on programming, extensions, reports, integrations, and application development.

3. Do I need coding knowledge for functional training?

Programming knowledge is not generally required for the functional learning pathway. Technical development requires an appropriate programming foundation.

4. Can I learn both Business Central and F&O?

Yes. You can study both platforms, although learning one platform thoroughly before moving to the other can help build a stronger foundation.

5. Does completing the training guarantee a job or Microsoft certification?

No. Training helps develop skills, but employment and official Microsoft certification depend on individual performance and the applicable hiring or certification requirements.

Enrol for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Training at Fermion Business Solution

Take the next step towards developing your skills in Microsoft ERP and enterprise business applications.

Explore our Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and Finance & Operations functional and technical training pathways to identify the learning track that matches your career goals.

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Training modules and practical projects may vary by batch and selected specialization. Course completion does not automatically confer an official Microsoft certification.