Your Business Central, on one screen for the management team.
Business Central holds the books, the pipeline, the orders and the stock. Northdeck turns them into the figures the management team steers on: receivables and payables, revenue from the ledger, pipeline and win rate, order book and late deliveries, stock value. Every number clicks through to the rows behind it.
Finance, sales and operations from one connection.
A live, read-only connection through the standard Business Central API. Northdeck never writes back to Business Central.
Finance
Posted sales and purchase invoices with credit notes, and the general ledger as totals per month and account. Drafts stay out.
Sales
Opportunities with their value, chance of success and closing date, and sales quotes with their status.
Operations
Open sales orders and purchase orders with their requested dates, and every item with its stock and unit cost.
The figures the management team asks for every month.
Ready the moment you connect: KPIs, dashboards for Finance, Sales and Operations, and data checks, with the same definitions as the rest of your management reporting.
Cash and receivables
Open and overdue receivables and payables, the same totals as the aged balances in Business Central.
Pipeline
Open and weighted pipeline per stage, customer and salesperson, won value and win rate, open quotes.
Order book
The value of open sales orders, orders past their delivery date, and purchase orders past their receipt date.
Stock
Stock value per category, items out of stock, and checks for negative stock and items without a unit cost.
Questions about Business Central and Northdeck.
Can Northdeck change anything in Business Central?
How do we connect Business Central?
We have several companies in Business Central. Does that work?
Which other systems can we combine it with?
Connect it yourself in a few minutes.
The guide shows which key you create, which rights it needs and what to do if the connection fails.
See it with sample data first.
Open the demo and click from a KPI down to the rows behind it. No installation, no login.