Unifying Finance with Multi-Entity Management in Business Central for Manufacturing

When: Thursday, July 24th, 2025, 2:00 PM ET

Manufacturing finance teams are under pressure to centralize financial operations, manage growing entity structures, and maintain reporting accuracy without adding headcount.

Join Binary Stream and Schneider Downs Digital for a dynamic, solution-focused webinar where we dive into how Multi-Entity Management (MEM) in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central is transforming finance for manufacturers.

We’ll explore the operational and compliance challenges that arise with multiple legal entities, global vendors, and intercompany transactions, and show how MEM empowers your team.

What You’ll Learn:

  • Centralize accounting across multiple entities without switching databases
  • Automate intercompany transactions and allocations
  • Streamline month-end close and reduce manual reconciliations
  • Support mergers, acquisitions, and rapid growth with scalable finance infrastructure

Attendees will be eligible for a free Discovery Session, which includes:

  • A funded needs assessment and bespoke demo
  • A tailored feature list, gap analysis, and project plan
  • A roadmap aligned to your automation and growth goals

Presenters:

  • Bob Whalen – Manager, SD Digital
  • Nick Petrollini – Solutions Consultant, Binary Stream
  • Taimoor Tariq – Product Marketing Manager, Binary Stream

 REGISTER HERE 

Please note that CPE is not being offered for this event.

For more information on this event or if you have trouble with registration, contact Dan Hooven.

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