Several kinds of data may be imported into Microsoft Dynamics NAV. There are different ways to import that data into Microsoft Dynamics NAV and a variety of ways to present that data.

Do you remember anything about statistical classes? Let's remember some basics:

Several x Different x Many x A bunch = Too many options

This means that the migration processes should be carefully designed and planned. Everyone, both at the partner and at the customer end, should know what will be migrated, how it will be migrated, when it will be migrated, who is responsible for retrieving or filling in the data, how the data has to be presented, and what the result in Microsoft Dynamics NAV will be.

The tools that can be used, the way you can use them, and the kind of data that is commonly migrated has been covered in this chapter. We hope all of this helps you to plan all your migration processes.

In the next chapter, we will learn how to upgrade Dynamics NAV from the previous versions to Dynamics NAV 2016.