See Where Distribution Orders Break Down

Thursday November 19th, at 11 AM PST

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A practical look at order entry through shipping for Business Central customers, evaluators, and GP customers planning a move. 

Fulfilling a distribution order requires many hands: forecasting, receiving, picking, packing, counting, and shipping. A small breakdown at any one of those steps quietly costs time, money, and trust before anyone notices.

In this session, Western Computer and Insight Works walk through that process end to end and point out exactly where it tends to break. You'll leave knowing what clean receiving, accurate picking, and automated shipping actually look like inside Business Central.

Western Computer has implemented Business Central for distributors and wholesalers for more than 35 years. Insight Works builds the warehouse apps that put these ideas into practice inside BC every day.

What You'll Learn

  • How to spot the operational gaps between order entry and final shipment.
  • The signs of poor demand forecasting, like recurring stockouts or overstock.
  • What separates clean receiving and put-away from error-prone processes.
  • Why picked and shipped quantities drift from inventory, and what that costs.
  • How shipping can be automated inside Business Central.
  • What to ask about warehouse continuity during a GP-to-BC migration.

Webinar Details

Date: Thursday, November 19, 2026

Time: 11:00 AM PST

Duration: Approx. 30 minutes

Format: Live

Meet the Speakers:

shane
Account Manager 
Shane Stader is a Customer Account Manager at Western Computer, where he has spent over 8 years partnering with businesses to design and deliver tailored Microsoft Dynamics 365 solutions across Business Central, Customer Engagement, NAV, Power Platform, and Power BI.  

 

Mark (1)
President, Insight Works

Mark Hamblin is the President of Insight Works. He built his expertise over eight years at Matrikon, advancing through roles as partner program manager, director of manufacturing solutions, and chief software officer. Early in his career, he taught Computer Engineering at NAIT, where he created the school's first C++ option course.   

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