Benefits of Nolan Drag and Drop

  • Save your team time every day

    Drag and drop attachments directly into the document attach window in Microsoft Dynamics GP saving copious amount of time daily.

  • No more bulky databases

    Microsoft Dynamics GP users have the option to save space by saving their attachments directly onto a network drive, rather than within their database.

  • Automatically populate Journals

    Automatically populate Journals within Microsoft Dynamics GP simply by dragging and dropping an Excel file - a huge time saver.

  • Copy and paste functionality

    Microsoft Dynamics GP users can now copy and paste text or images directly from their clipboard - a real game changer!

  • At hand when you need it

    Nolan Drag and Drop functionality is enabled wherever you can attach documents within Microsoft Dynamics GP.

Watch this 2 minute video of Nolan Drag and Drop for Microsoft Dynamics GP

See all the ways in which you can save time and space using Microsoft Dynamics GP with this handy solution.

Nolan Drag and Drop for Microsoft Dynamics GP

The perfect time saving solution for companies that store attachments against any of the following:

Employee Expenses, Invoices, or Suppliers

Items, Item specs, or General Ledger Journals

Customers, Sales Transactions, or Purchase Transactions

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Download Nolan Drag and Drop today and trial it out on a demo company within Microsoft Dynamics GP!

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