A significant number of organizations worldwide continue to operate on Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012. Many have not migrated to Dynamics 365 due to deep customizations, stable long‑running implementations, public‑sector timelines, or budget and resource constraints.
Our Dynamics AX 2012 video series is built specifically for these customers who still rely on AX 2012 for daily operations and long‑term business continuity.
This series delivers clear, structured, and practical learning across the entire AX 2012 product lifecycle—from foundational concepts to advanced features—ensuring teams remain aligned with the latest updates released during AX 2012’s active years. All content is maintained to reflect the most current AX 2012 versions still used globally.
Real-Life Scenario Training:
Every video is built around real‑life business scenarios, providing hands‑on demonstrations that mirror how AX 2012 is used in production environments.
This approach helps you understand the “why” behind each process while gaining the practical skills needed to configure, validate, and apply AX 2012 functionality effectively. Follow each demonstration step‑by‑step to learn interactively, making your training practical, engaging, and immediately applicable to real‑world situations.
This course covers Accounts Receivable Daily Procedures, including free text invoicing, settlement, cash receipts, accounting distribution, period allocations, charges, deposits, and subledger journals in AX 2012 R3.
This course covers Trade Agreements in AX 2012 R3, including pricing setup, customer/vendor agreements, policies, parameters, and integration with sales and purchase orders.
This course covers Questionnaire Design & Analysis in Microsoft Dynamics AX, including planning, designing, attaching, distributing, completing, and analyzing questionnaires across HR, training, customer feedback, and compliance scenarios.
This course covers daily AP, AR, Cash & Bank, and General Ledger procedures in AX 2012 R3, including vendor/customer setup, posting profiles, deposit slips, GL journals, reversals, payment terms, cash discounts, and bridging accounts.