If you are just getting started with account schedules, you need some basic information to get going. This post will show you where to find account schedules in Dynamics 365 Business Central, how to create a new one, and how to name them.

There are three foundational concepts you must understand in order to use account schedules to their full potential. Let’s explore them now.

If you’re reading this, you are probably looking for answers now, as in “my implementation goes live in a month and I don’t have my financial statements figured out yet”. This is by far the most common question I get about account schedules.

Quite a few people have asked me if I’m anti add-on. The answer is, “No, I’m not anti add-on, I’m just really pro account schedule.” I believe account schedules can do whatever you need related to foundational financial reporting using Business Central.

I use account schedules as the primary source of financial reporting at my company. With all the available choices out there, why do I use account schedules? I’ve got a whole list of reasons.

This accessible collection of 25 introductory lessons on Account Schedules covers everything from the essentials to helpful tricks for making your job easier.