The current Export Management App in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain is limited in its usefulness due to the very restricted set of fields available when defining rules and exceptions.
At the moment, I can only build conditions and exceptions based on:
- Country (Ship-to Country Region)
- Code groups
- Purpose
However, in real-world export compliance scenarios, we need to build rules and exceptions based on:
- Customer (CustAccount)
- Item ID
- Commodity Code
- Dual Use Classification
- Export license or BAFA approval (Germany)
Example Use Case:
Let’s say we want to block all shipments to embargoed countries like Russia or North Korea, unless a specific customer or specific item is approved for export under EU Dual Use regulations.
Currently, I:
- Create a jurisdiction and code for "Embargo Russia"
- Link this code only to items that fall under dual-use rules
- Define a rule that prevents shipping to Russia for those items
✅ This works for general rules.
❌ But I cannot create an exception for a specific customer (e.g. VIP partner with special license) because Customer fields are not accessible in the exception logic.
Request:
Please expand the available fields in PowerFx or the rule builder to include:
CustAccountItemIdTariffCodeDirection- and other relevant D365 fields
This would allow users to create:
- More realistic export control scenarios
- Flexible exception handling
- Country + item + customer combinations (as required under EU/BAFA rules)
Summary:
Right now, the Export Management App is unfortunately not usable for real compliance needs in its current form. Expanding the field set would make it significantly more powerful and practical.