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I agree, this functionality has opportunity for alot of improvements. Why can't this connect to the budget and show all accounts with department dimensions. How does everyone else grab the net change in the period for this data in order to create real time operational reports for actuals to budget variance? We built a report in BI but it is not real time. Shouldn't there be a real time standard report in BC to do this?
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Steps:
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Additionally we had the following requirment some time ago
a list of Interfaces
Currently we often use codeunits as complex (dynamic type).
And it would be really helpful if I could specify the following:
ComplexList: List of [Interface "PTE Interface"]
See also there: https://github.com/microsoft/BCApps/issues/298#issuecomment-1824030146
Totally agree that this would be a huge benefit to be able to access generated reports quicker than thru the User interface. Our users have approximately 25 reports to include in a monthly reporting package and it takes about 1 minute per report to print to PDF--very inefficient use of time.
Not having all attachments flow to the posted invoice is non-intuitive to the user and not only leads to more time tracking down where the attachment is located, but can also result in a loss of documents if a partially invoiced PO/SO is deleted.
I believe this is a major flaw within BC since it creates scenarios where many documents can be unintentionally deleted without an organization even aware of this 'hole' within the BC attachment process.
We definitely need this improvement. All attachments should flow to the invoice even on partial receipts. This should also occur on the sales side as well!
We store all relevant external documents directly in BC. It has caused a bit of confusion within our company on partially invoiced documents on where to look for the attachment. Most folks expect it to be on the invoice, but all attachments except the last attached are still on the PO/SO. Not to mention that if a partially invoiced document (SO or PO) is deleted, the attachments are also deleted. The way this works is very unexpected and folks may end up losing documents because of it.