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What comes to mind when you think of Microsoft Dynamics GP? People or Processes?
Microsoft hopes the answer to that question is “both.”
The RoleTailored interface in Microsoft Dynamics GP provides employees with personalized dashboards and key performance indicators targeted at their specific job functions. These providing them with immediate, clear, and controlled visibility into the information that’s specifically important to them.
Also, the HR and Payroll (HRP) functionality available for Microsoft Dynamics GP enables you to strategically manage your organization’s most important asset – your employees. Automating your HRP processes through your financial system can result in some significant savings and tremendous efficiency gains for your organization.
Go ahead and run the numbers to see what Microsoft Dynamics GP has to offer you and your employees:
13 HRP Modules
220 built-in HRP Reports
3 major reasons to select Microsoft Dynamics GP for integrated HRP administration:
All of these numbers are great, but don’t mean a thing unless it adds up to results for users. That’s why this is our all-time favorite number related to HRP for Microsoft Dynamics GP:
560,000 dollars our client G&J Pepsi-Cola Bottlers saves annually since consolidating their HR, payroll, and financial data for their 1,700 employees using Microsoft Dynamics GP.
“Microsoft Dynamics GP makes it easy to trace changes and drill down to investigate financial details. With a central system, I will be able to perform better auditing. For example, I will be able to verify that we are contributing the appropriate amounts to employees’ 401(k)s.” – Hope Clevenger, Corporate Benefits and Payroll Manager, G&J Pepsi-Cola Bottlers
Read more about the benefits that G&J Pepsi-Cola Bottlers has realized by downloading their complete Microsoft Dynamics GP HR and Payroll success story.
September 2, 2010 by Julie Stankey
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