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When comparing the speed with legacy systems like IBM AS400, reaction on keyboard input is very slow. People used to these legacy applications might experience this as a step back. They might get the impression this is slowing down there productivity. Worst case this results in no user-acceptance, which might stand in the way for a successful implementation of Business Central.
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A step further would be giving the user the ability to request the required permission through some kind of approval process that would let the admin easily approve the permissions that were needed for the action.
Additionally, it is common for more than one permission to be required for an action to be taken, or for a page to be navigated to. When this happens and the user is denied, knowing all of the permissions that were going to be required at the time of the approval request would be greatly helpful. What happens now is a user runs into the permission error, it gets resolved, and then they try it again just to be met with another permissions problem.
The permissions recorder is a great feature, but the approval request would be a really great addition.
Ivan,
At month end, GLs are revalued based on the revaluation method. For instance, cash and current assets will be revalued using the month end rate. Other GLs may use a historical rate. It's standard accounting practice to revalue the GLs using different exchange rates at month end/year end.
Katrina