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This is actually a really large gap and I am surprised there is not more support for it. In process manufacturers such as food and beverage, chemicals, fiber optics, and life sciences, very often the quantity will not be exactly the same for the substitute because of material ingredient loss or different scrap rates or outputs based on the ingredient/material used. This came up recently at DynamicsCon where almost every client in the room for a manufacturing based session noted this gap. There should be a control or configuration to allow if the quantity of the alternate lines should be the same as the preferred item or if there is another quantity that should be specified.
Yes this is an issue we also encounter.Also the expiration date behavior does not seem consistent throughout the system:I don't want shelf life date expiration date pop-up in my warehouse management app D365FO FSCM when performing any inbounds. The shelf life date for me is not relevant, we only keep the batch number for traceability.I found that to prevent the mobile device from prompting the user for an expiration date, I can fill in the 'shelf life period in days'. When doing so, the pop-up no longer appears during purchase order receipt with mobile device. However, at the same time, when doing an inventory adjustment with the mobile device for a new batch, the pop-up appears.If I however set the 'shelf life period in days' back to '0', then it no longer appears in the menu when doing a 'inventory adjustment', but I get it again during the purchase order receipt with mobile device. D365FO FSCM.
We are very keen for the Ireland VAT reports to be part of the standard D365 Localisation pack. The key report for us the Return of Trading Details report (RTD) which I have supplied a specification for in the PowerPlatform Admin Centre - Support Request 2604090050001362. We currently have 6 Legal Entities that have to prepare the RTD report manually multiple times of the year (monthly or quarterly) which takes a few hours to prepare. Having this as a standard report will be a great addition to the support and I will support 100s of Irish D365 legal entities on a regular basis. Any queries please contact me, Adrian Blake
This highlights an important usability gap in Customer Voice trial experience. Allowing trial users to create and test projects in a Trial or Default environment would enable meaningful evaluation of core capabilities such as survey design, Dataverse integration, and automation flows. Introducing limited access (for example, capped responses) would strike a good balance between product exposure and licensing control, while significantly improving the trial-to-purchase journey.
Yes especially for organizations that consider to change to ms contact center (away from ms teams) one team after another, it might be important for the ones in ms contact center to transfer to a dedicated (team) ms call queue and let the ms queue to distribute the work. They may not even know the people and if you have a few dozen of ms teams queues looking up John Smith will give you probably several people you have no idea how to pick them.