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Dynamics GP Module List Dynamics GP Module List Starter Pack Functionality Financial Business Intelligence & Supply Chain Languages Management & Reporting Management General Ledger with AFA Unlimited Management Invoicing Multiple Language Pricing Account Level Security Reporter Designer User Sales Order Processing w/ Cash Flow Management Unlimited Management Advanced Invoicing Configuration & Fixed Asset Management Reporter Viewer User Extended Pricing Development Analysis Cubes Library Intercompany Order Management National Accounts Advanced Analysis Inventory Control Modifier with Visual Basic Multicurrency Management Cubes Library Bill of Materials Configuration for Applications & Analytical Accounting Purchase Order Processing/ DevelopmentCustomization Site License Revenue/Expense Deferrals Integration Manager – Human Resource Receiving Bank Reconciliation Management Landed Cost Conversions Electronic Banking Suite PO Generator Connector for Microsoft Human Resources Unlimited Safe Pay Requisitions Management Dynamics Employees Cashbook Bank Management Project Time and Expense Service Based Architecture Electronic Bank Management Payroll (US) Unlimited Identity Management Electronic Reconciliation Employees Workflow Management Payroll (Canada) Unlimited Payables Management Employees Receivables Management Payroll Direct Deposit Customer/Vendor Federal Magnetic Media Payroll Connect Consolidations View description of each module at: Lockbox Processing Position Control Refund Checks Employee Pay www.calszone.com/guide Grant Management Employee Profile Encumbrance Management Human Resources Time Field Level Security Management Dynamics Process Server Extended Pack Functionality Supply Chain Business Intelligence Customer Relationship Manufacturing Management & Reporting Management Solutions Advanced Distribution Microsoft Forecaster Contract Administration Manufacturing Bill of Advanced Picking Unlimited Service Call Management Materials Available to Promise Depot Management Manufacturing Order Returns Management Project Preventative Maintenance Management Processing Master Production Scheduling Project Accounting Materials Requirements Additional Functionality Customization Extended Human Pack Resource & Payroll HR Advance Dynamics GP Information: Integration Suite: Integration Manager—Financials & Payroll Advance Distribution CAL Business Solutions Inc. PTO Manager Customization Suite: eConnect, WebServices, 860.485.0910 [email protected] Visual Studio, Dexterity Benefits Self Service Microsoft Dynamics GP Software List Price ERP Solution Suite Starter Pack (Includes 3 Full Users) $ 5,000 Extended Pack (One Time Fee Covers All Users) $ 10,000 Additional Users Full User License (Concurrent User) $ 3,000 Limited User License (Concurrent User) $ 600 Self Serve User CAL $ 60 Configuration and Development Customization Pack $ 6,000 Human Resource Management Extended Human Resources and Payroll $ 7,000 Database Microsoft® SQL Server® 2014 Standard Edition Runtime Server License $ 6 Microsoft® SQL Server® 2014 Standard Edition Runtime CAL License $ 76 Annual Service Plans (Based on Total Software List Price) Business Ready Enhancement Plan 16% Business Ready Advantage Plan (required for first year) 18% Business Ready Advantage Plus Plan 25% Embedded Maintenance Plan for SQL Server Runtime Embedded Maintenance Enhancement Plan 20% Embedded Maintenance Advantage Plan 22% Embedded Maintenance Advantage Plus Plan 29% Resources: Dynamics GP Pricing: www.calszone.com/pricing Automated Quick Quote: www.calszone.com/quote Functionality/Modules: www.calszone.com/gp-modules Hardware Requirements: www.calszone.com/specs Current Promotions: www.calszone.com/new-promo Case Studies: www.calszone.com/casestudies Demos/Videos: www.calszone.com/demos How to Buy: www.calszone.com/howtobuygp About CAL Business Solutions: www.calszone.com/about-us Dynamics GP Information: “30 Questions You Must Ask About the Cost of Accounting Software” CAL Business Solutions Inc. www.calszone.com/30questions 860.485.0910 [email protected] .
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