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Hi Microsoft cohort.

As Is D365 Sales and D365 BC Sales order integration is one way process, where submitted order from D365 Sales are read only and can be amended on as sales orders in D365 BC. I am of the opinion that there should be an extended feature in BC, which will enable to change status of the orders in D365 Sales from "In Progress" (submitted) to "New".

The following new feature shall be available only if the sales order in BC has status "Open". Otherwise, if the shipment is posted or the status is released or pending prepayment, BC should not allow to run the new feature.

I am working at company Purple Line Pty, typical SME organisation, where we are selling campers and campers' accessorises. Our business process is that after submitting the order from D365 Sales by sales team, Accounting department is printing pick instructions and following activities in D365 BC. Sales team has frequent regressions with the submitted orders (20% of all orders) so there should be a possibility for them to amend submitted order in D365 Sales.

I am at your disposal if you have any questions or if you need additional details.

All the best.

Ilija PEsic
IT Consultant
Purple Line Pty Ltd
STATUS DETAILS
Completed
Ideas Administrator

Thank you for your valuable feedback. We have decided to deliver this idea and make it available with Business Central 2022 release wave 1.  

You can now synchronize sales orders between Business Central and Dynamics 365 Sales in both directions.

Learn more about what's new and planned for Sync sales orders both ways in Business Central and Sales in the release plan here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365-release-plan/2022wave1/smb/dynamics365-business-central/synchronize-sales-quotes-orders-both-directions-between-business-central-dynamics-365-sales 

Your help was greatly appreciated,  
Business Central Team

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Agreed completely. This use case scenario is so obvious and commonplace it is inconceivable that this product came to market without this functionality.

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