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Navision and FRX
jimreedjr
Member Posts: 2
Has anyone (NSC) had any luck in getting Navision Financials 2.6 to work with FRX? I realize that FRX does not support Navision's GL. But I thought one of you wizards out there might know of someone who has written something that works.
Our client has bought Navision Financials with Analyst, but they like the trees in FRX, and so they want us to sell them FRX as well.
Thanks for your help.
Jim Reed
Managing Director
(909) 688-9100, Ext 101
Our client has bought Navision Financials with Analyst, but they like the trees in FRX, and so they want us to sell them FRX as well.
Thanks for your help.
Jim Reed
Managing Director
(909) 688-9100, Ext 101
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FRx requires a software-specific DLL to be written that allows FRx to read information from the source (e.g. Navision) database. Unfortunately, Navision's use of flow fields instead of summary fields ("buckets") makes this problematic for FRx's structure - I doubt that Navision will ever put in the effort to work with FRx to solve this problem.
Luyk:
FRx is a Financial Statement report generator. Originally an independent company, it is now owned by Microsoft Great Plains. However, it integrates with 20+ accounting software programs, including Sage/Acuity, Sage/Masxxx, Solomon, Epicor, and others. It has some very powerful and nice-to-use features. It is row and column-oriented, slightly similar to Account Schedules, but much more powerful.
Ron
Ron Saritzky
email rsaritzky@cbhinc.com