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Job Title: Business Central Developer Industry: Retail Location: Cambridge, Hybrid Day Rate: £500 per day Job Description: As a Business Central Developer, you will play a pivotal role in optimizing and enhancing our Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central environment, particularly focusing on the integration of … outlined below: Key Responsibilities: LS Retail POS Configuration and Interfaces: Configure and maintain LS Retail POS system, ensuring seamless integration with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. Develop interfaces and customizations to facilitate data exchange between LS Retail POS and other systems, including Pepper PDQ. Warehouse Process Simplification and HHT … Expansion: Simplify and optimize warehouse processes within Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. Expand the usage of Tasklet HHT (Handheld Terminal) solution for improved inventory management. Enhance inventory pick reservations to optimize efficiency and accuracy. Web Sales Returns Interface with Stripe: Develop and integrate a web sales returns interface with more »

BI Developer Peterborough – hybrid, 2 or 3 days on site Salary: up to £60,000 + benefits Please note: you need to have the right to work in the UK – no sponsorship, unfortunately About the job Reporting to the Senior Data & Analytics Lead, the BI Developer will be … responsible for driving the direction and maintaining the business data model ensuring it aligns with business activities and processes. The role will work closely with key internal and external stakeholders in organising and creating a data model that makes data and information accessible with appropriate channels of access … controls. Fostering a relationship of trust and playing an advisory role in the use of data to improve business performance. The role will require playing a highly collaborative role by overseeing cross-functional data governance while ensuring the adoption and adherence to data quality are understood by stakeholders. Key more »