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Hi Microsoft team,Under IFRS 18, companies must separately track and present foreign exchange differences (FX) tied to cash, bank balances, and other financial instruments used in core operations. Today, Business Central requires manual workarounds to achieve this, which increases complexity and the risk of reporting inconsistencies.Adding built‑in functionality to:Track FX on bank‑related balances separatelyClassify these amounts according to IFRS 18 categoriesPresent FX effects on dedicated reporting lines…would significantly improve compliance and streamline reporting for financial institutions.This enhancement would make Business Central even more robust for users preparing for IFRS 18.Thank you for considering this.Best regards,Sølvi Martini
Seeking guidance on how to protect specific long-duration time blocks (e.g., 3 hours) so that shorter events cannot be scheduled within them. The goal is to ensure consistent availability for event types that require extended, uninterrupted time, without relying on placeholder or dummy bookings.
We've got a similar need currently on production orders, in this case for aftersales where we need to do rework on a product, so we need to reserve the batch/serial on the production order but still keep the WMS flows.The requirement is to reserve that exact unit in advance, as soon as the production order is created, that is before warehouse picking work is generated. The goal is to guarantee that this particular defective unit, and no other available on-hand of the same item, is the one picked and consumed.