What is the primary role of the Business Central Server in the architecture?

To render reports and dashboards

To execute application logic and manage client requests

To provide a user interface for data entry

To store all business data in tables

Which feature is available in Business Central online but not typically in on-premises?

Built-in integration with Power Platform and Microsoft 365

Ability to use SQL Server as the database

A company runs Business Central on-premises and has a large number of custom extensions. They are planning to upgrade to a new major version and want to minimize downtime. They have a limited budget for the upgrade project. What is the most cost-effective approach to ensure a smooth upgrade?

Upgrade the production environment and fix any issues as they occur.

Hire a consultant to perform the upgrade without testing.

Use a sandbox environment to test the upgrade with all extensions, then perform the production upgrade.

Perform the upgrade directly in production without prior testing to save time.

Which statement is true about Business Central online?

It is updated by Microsoft automatically

It is always deployed on customer-owned hardware

It requires a separate license for each user

A company uses Business Central online and wants to automate their accounts payable process. They receive invoices in various formats (PDF, email, etc.) and want to extract data from these invoices and create purchase invoices in Business Central. They also want to integrate with an external approval system. What is the most appropriate way to achieve this?

Use a third-party OCR tool and manually enter the data into Business Central.

Use the built-in OCR and AI capabilities in Business Central to extract invoice data and use Power Automate to integrate with the approval system.

Use Power Automate to extract data from invoices and create purchase invoices, but do not integrate with the approval system.

Use a custom AL extension to build an OCR engine from scratch.

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What is the primary role of the Business Central Server in the architecture?
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Which feature is available in Business Central online but not typically in on-premises?
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3expert · hard
A company runs Business Central on-premises and has a large number of custom extensions. They are planning to upgrade to a new major version and want to minimize downtime. They have a limited budget for the upgrade project. What is the most cost-effective approach to ensure a smooth upgrade?
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4foundation · easy
Which statement is true about Business Central online?
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5expert · hard
A company uses Business Central online and wants to automate their accounts payable process. They receive invoices in various formats (PDF, email, etc.) and want to extract data from these invoices and create purchase invoices in Business Central. They also want to integrate with an external approval system. What is the most appropriate way to achieve this?
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