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Danijel Vucic on 1/27/2023 2:09:14 PM

Good idea!

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Jonny Vatne on 1/27/2023 11:26:43 AM

Good idea and voted., the version of the Incoterms (2010, 2020 20xx) should be available to add to orders and default for Purchase and sales. The critical destination should be possible to choose a full address form the address list or just a simple text field.

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Harald Wiker Aulstad on 1/27/2023 11:26:25 AM

This functionality is unfortunately a show-stopper for us in order to move into RTM. Please prioritize this for the next release, making it possible for us to replace OBM with RTM.

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Sanjay Kanzariya on 1/27/2023 10:45:48 AM

Yes, we are also facing the same kind of issues.

In D365 Business Central we can load a custom duty along with a vendor invoice, but in some cases, users by mistake inserted the wrong custom Duty /wrong Exchange Rate.

We can create Credit Memo for such cases but in this case, Custom Duty is not getting Reversed which is a major challenge for Finance/Accounting team in terms of General ledger entries & inventory costing also.

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Denny Ruffino on 1/27/2023 10:05:59 AM

What about table-extension of tables that Microsoft itself will remove some day (f.e. Item Cross Reference or Prices)

This feature is foundamental!

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Jan Lovfold on 1/27/2023 9:34:21 AM

This is highly needed for our customers currently transitioning into RTM. Let's get this prioritized in the next release!

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Laura Zucht on 1/27/2023 8:48:28 AM

Great Idea!

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Rakesh Dobariya on 1/27/2023 8:47:50 AM

We also chasing for the same concern, this need to be fix as soon as possible, many pending documents on hold.


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vivek kumar on 1/27/2023 8:46:21 AM

Yes, Great Suggestion

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Martin Steffens on 1/27/2023 8:38:22 AM

Thanks a lot, Chris.

You are so right. This is common ground for daily trade business.

Definitely a must have requirement BC.

By the way, ... ICC published the first Incoterms® rules in 1936.


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