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Hi Supply Planning TeamJust let me know, if you need any further information. Just to line out the importance again, this feature is highly valuable for all of Microsofts manufacturing customers because it closes a long-standing gap in material planning. Many manufacturers rely on the simple but effective sawtooth principle for replenishment, balancing reorder points with maximum levels. Without this functionality, D365 forces companies into workarounds that lead to early procurement, excess inventory, and distorted planning signals. By introducing a coverage code that truly respects Reorder Point and Max. stock levels, customers can achieve leaner inventories, reduced working capital, and more reliable replenishment aligned with real-world practices. This improvement would directly support global standards in material planning (ABC/XYZ, DDMRP) and deliver tangible value for manufacturing companies using D365.Thanx for your votes!
Dear Business Central TeamIt is mandatory since 6th of march 2025 (https://www.bmf.gv.at/dam/jcr:08ae63a8-0fc4-4818-a960-f76c9404ad26/BMF_Dokumentenversion_Zusammenfassende_Meldung.pdf), so having it planned for 2025 wave 2 isn't a nice customer experience. I've seen, with BC26.3 you already corrected "solei", but not dreieck" case ColumnNo of 3: XMLFile.Write(StrSubstNo('%1', 'J')); 2: XMLFile.Write(StrSubstNo('%1', 1)); end;Best regards, Martin