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D365 F&O Consultant (Atlas Reporting)
Location: Cambridge (Hybrid)
Contract: Initial 3 Months (Extension Potential)
IR35 Status: Outside IR35
Day Rate: £500 - £550
Start Date: Immediate
Overview
We are seeking an experienced D365 Finance & Operations Consultant with strong Atlas Reporting expertise to support a client-facing Dynamics 365 programme based in Cambridge.
This role will play a key part in the second phase of a recently completed D365 F&O implementation, supporting the ongoing rollout, reporting requirements, testing activities, and business knowledge transfer.
Key Responsibilities
- Design, develop, and maintain Atlas Reports within Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations.
- Support the optimisation and enhancement of reporting capabilities following a recent D365 F&O go-live.
- Work closely with business stakeholders to understand reporting and operational requirements.
- Provide functional support across Finance and Supply Chain Management (SCM) processes.
- Assist with functional testing activities, defect resolution, and validation of system changes.
- Deliver knowledge transfer and training to business SMEs and end users.
- Collaborate with project teams to support the successful delivery of the next phase of the rollout programme.
- Document reporting solutions, processes, and best practices.
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Required Experience
- Proven experience as a D365 Finance & Operations Consultant.
- Hands-on expertise in creating, modifying, and supporting Atlas Reports.
- Strong understanding of D365 Finance modules.
- Strong understanding of D365 Supply Chain Management (SCM) modules.
- Experience supporting post-go-live environments and business transformation initiatives.
- Ability to work directly with stakeholders and business users.
- Experience supporting functional testing and user acceptance activities.
- Excellent communication and knowledge transfer skills.


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