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We come across requirements where the default order settings are to be configured by a group of items for a customer / vendor or group of the same.  Companies in retail / distribution create such contracts based on minimum sales / purchases for every order based on the item group (such as a specific brand) to specific groups of customers / vendors.  Furthermore lead times can be assigned to the same contracts.  The default order settings are item based and do not support configuration for group of items / customer or vendor groups.  It also takes a lot of time to configure lead time on trade agreements in case we need to work with specific lead times by vendor or customer.    This can also create configuration errors as prices need to be considered when creating such lead times.  A company which sells 1000s of SKUs finds this hard to manage.


Would be good to have some standard function to assist in completing such a configuration which is not dependent on the trade agreements as well as enhances the default order settings setup to incorporate groups

STATUS DETAILS
Under Review
Ideas Administrator

Thank you for your feedback. Currently this is not in our roadmap; however, we are tracking it and if we get more feedback and votes, we may consider it in the future.

Sincerely,

Johan

PM, Microsoft 

 

 

Comments

O

It has been 5 years now and this is still under review. I've bumped into this gap twice this week. It's a basic requirement to have since MOQ's can absolutely differ per vendor and customer! Our customers and we ourselves are in disbelief that D365F&O still hasn't come up with an update.

Category: Product Information Management

O

I've worked on many ERP systems over the years and this is fundamental on every system I've used except D365. I'm in disbelief that D365 doesn't handle this and the only keys are size, colour etc. Seriously?

Category: Product Information Management

O

It has been 3 and a half years since this was created and no updates yet. Is this on a roadmap or even close to being deliverable? With the push to Omnichannel sales, and VMI, this is becoming more and more critical for businesses and their partnerships.

Category: Product Information Management

O

Absolutely need!

Category: Product Information Management

O

This is a must - the ability to configure by vendor by item is essential to stock and purchase order management

Category: Product Information Management

O

Absolutely need this feature and is considered a very core basic requirement

Category: Product Information Management

O

From a retail standpoint this is absolutely necessary, this should be expedited into the core D365F&O.

Category: Product Information Management

O

From a usability point of view it is easier to change a group on the released items to get new rules into play or just to add a group it to a newly released item. What you propose is adding to the complexity of the solution, which users find complex already.

Category: Product Information Management

O

Agree.

Category: Product Information Management

O

I agree - my customer exploded, when I suggested to add default warehouse to each and every site per each and every item. This is not manageable!

Category: Product Information Management