D365 DUG Arizona First Virtual Meetup

 We had a successful First DUG Meetup today with D365 Users and Partners. We talked about how D365 Partners and Users can work better together. What work and didn't work during implementation. Our D365 Business Central Users shared which areas they needed help that includes Customizations, PO, Invoices, Approval Process, Asset Management, Service/Project Management, and Preventive maintenance. 






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