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I support this idea. As a partner we are in charge to monitor the environment of the customer and to take action when we see trends that might impact the business. With regards to throttling and API Limits, we have no tooling to do this. Even a simple report that shows over max 30 days history the throttled requests, will help to become more in controle. I would appreciate if we can get something soon.
I highly support this idea. Most of our clients prefer not to wait for the workflow to finish when working with a project quotation. I support the suggestion to have a parameter that can activate/disable the project quotation workflow. Do you have a status update on this idea and roadmap? Thank you.
I want to share the workaround we have been using for described requirement: preprinted license plates for each container type. LPs are activated during picking as target license plates, so the picker chooses right label to use.
If license plates are created to D365 SCM beforehand with Data management, they can also contain container type. Then we don’t have to rely on the prefix for the preprinted license plate (e.g. EUR#########).
However, selecting the container type during picking for the auto generated target license plate would be the best solution in most cases.
This has been implemented (“Work pick line overview” feature).
Warehouse management app also supports searching of lines now. Version 2.0.34.0 (Added a search function to the Work List page. Workers can now scan or type to search in all the fields and titles on the page).
So we don't need votes anymore :) Some higher vote did the trick? ;)
I want to share the workaround we have been using for described requirement because this idea has quite a lot of votes.
We use Short pick process with a Work exception that has no adjustments. Item reallocation is “Manual”, so the picker sees a list of locations with on-hand info where to pick the remaining quantity. D365 cancels remaining pick/put lines and creates new ones. All stay under one target license plate.