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Microsoft Dynamics GP 2010 : Dynamics GP Utilities (part 2) - Loading sample company data & Creating a new Dynamics GP company

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Loading sample company data

The sample Dynamics GP company, Fabrikam, can be used for testing as well as training. Follow the steps below to add the sample company to your Dynamics GP installation:

  1. 1. Choose Add sample company data from the drop-down list on the Dynamics GP Utilities Additional Tasks window and click Process:

  1. 2. The Database Setup window will let you change the locations for the data files if you do not want to use the default locations. This process will create a SQL Server database called TWO containing the sample company data. The company itself will be called Fabrikam. (The TWO database name comes from older versions of Dynamics GP where the sample company was called The World Online.) Note that, as with the DYNAMICS database, you cannot change the name of the physical files for the TWO database. Click Next to continue.

  2. 3. On the Create Sample Users window decide whether you would like the system to create LessonUser1 and LessonUser2 Dynamics GP users for you. If so, enter and confirm a password for them. Otherwise, choose No, do not create the sample users and click Next.

  1. 4. A Confirmation window will list all the settings you have selected, click Finish to start the creation of the TWO SQL Server database and Fabrikam company with sample data.

  1. 5. Once the sample company is loaded, the Additional Tasks window will open again.

At this point the Dynamics GP Fabrikam company is populated with sample data and is ready to use for training and testing purposes.

Creating a new Dynamics GP company

To create your own Dynamics GP company, follow these steps:

  1. 1. Click on the drop-down arrow on the Additional Tasks window, select Create a company, and click Process:

  1. 2. Enter the Company ID and Company Name on the Create Company window:

    The Company ID will be used as the SQL Server database name for your company. Remember that each Dynamics GP company is a separate SQL Server database. The Company ID must follow these guidelines:

    • Have a maximum of five characters

    • Can have numbers or letters

    • No special characters (the underscore is an exception to this, but it is not recommended)

    • Must start with a letter (so A1 is ok, but 1A is not)

    • All capital letters should be used

    Most end users will rarely, if ever, use or see the Company ID. However, anyone involved with support, administration, or reporting for Dynamics GP will use it extensively. If you are planning on setting up multiple companies in Dynamics GP, try to make the Company IDs distinctive so that it is easy to differentiate between companies when looking at a list of databases. The Company ID cannot be changed once created.

    The Company Name is what will show up on every window in Dynamics GP and on a list of available companies when users log into Dynamics GP. As with the Company ID, if there are multiple companies being setup, try to make them easy for users to differentiate between. If the company name is very long, consider using a shorter version or an abbreviation. The company name can be changed at any time after the company is created.

    Additional options on the Create Company window are:

    • Load Shipping Methods and Payment Terms: Choosing this option will populate your company with a short list of predefined payment terms and shipping methods. They can always be deleted from the Dynamics GP user interface later and may provide a good starting point.

    • Load Default Chart of Accounts: This option will automatically create a General Ledger Chart of Accounts in the new company. As the Chart of Accounts is one of the critical building blocks of the Dynamics GP system, using a default is not recommended.

    • Copy access from company: For companies created in the future, this is sometimes a useful option to copy security access from an existing company to a new one. As there is no security set up yet, this option is not available and choosing it will result in an empty drop-down list.

    Once you have made your selections, click Next to continue.

  2. 3. On the Database Setup window choose the file names and locations for the SQL Server database. Even though you can change the physical file names for your company databases, it is recommended that you leave them as defaulted, so that all the Dynamics GP databases have consistent naming.

    Click Next to continue.

  1. 4. The Confirmation window will list all the options you have chosen. Use the Back button if you need to make any changes, otherwise click Finish to start creating your new company.

  2. 5. The Server Installation Progress window will open to show you the steps and progress.

  3. 6. Once the company is created, the Company Setup Options window will open offering options for setting up your company. Choose Set up the company later. and click Next:

The new company is now created and the Dynamics GP Utilities Additional Tasks window will open again.

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