- [Instructor] You've covered what is Customer-Facing
SAP Business One, including business partners,
opportunities, quotes and sales orders,
delivery documents, and invoices.
We've looked at how all these and more fit together
to track your sales and add revenue.
So, what's next?
If this is your first SAP Business One course,
I suggest the SAP Business One essential training course
in the course library next.
While there's some overlap,
you'll get much more of an overview
of all of SAP Business One.
You'll also learn some of the simple things
I've glossed over here.
If you need custom reporting, generating mailing lists
or customizing your invoices and sales order forms,
I suggest SAP Business One reporting and customization
in the course library,
where you'll learn to use sequel and crystal reports
do all this and more.
Besides courses in the library,
there's lots of resources for you to explore in depth
about SAP Business One.
There's the SAP Business One Academy,
which will go into even more depth
about each of the modules I've discussed here.
Several channel partners have published webinars and videos
on various tips and tricks and new energy
you can add to your system.
You'll find most of them on YouTube.
Some I find useful are
the Mitchell consulting group webinars,
anything by Richard Duffy.
Richard is also the head of SNP solutions,
who I mentioned at the beginning of the course
if you need a demo system.
For update, look to his Twitter feed,
Richard A. Duffy.
ProjectLine Solutions also has some great videos as well.
Vision33's Karl Lewis, whose weekly web chats,
which you can find recorded on YouTube.
Speaking of Carl, he's also the lead author
of the Business One user's guide.
You'll probably want to check that out.
It is a very comprehensive guide
to all the modules in SAP Business One.
One more place to spend a few days in depth
for SAP Business One
is the ASUG Best Practices Business One conference,
which usually takes place in late October.
You can find out more @biz.one.
I've been a presenter there,
and I can tell you it's a great learning environment.
I also published stuff about SAP Business One
and other topics on my LinkedIn feed and on Twitter.
If you're interested, check me out at
www.linkedin.com/in/stevenjlipton,
and Steve_Lipton on Twitter.
You will also find more stuff from me
on my website, makeapppie.com.
I'd finally like to suggest
using the Q and A feature for this course,
to ask me more questions about SAP Business One.
I'm not a channel partner,
so you'll get an answer from a user's perspective
on anything we've covered here and more.
I also will stick more links there
as I come up with cool stuff,
as I and other users get to find out more uses and solutions
for SAP Business One from each other.
Ask questions in the Q and A,
and let's build a community of SAP Business One users.
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I like to leave notes about changes in related content here
for you to find.
Now, go out there and get leads,
make sales and make lots of money.