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This removal of splitting the quantity in the outbound load planning workbench is giving great difficulties for several of our customers as well. The functionality of splitting lines in terms of their storage dimensions such as serial number etc. is important both to minimise errors and ease work. I do not understand why this feature was removed.
Imagine you have a sales line of 75 different products, where each product have a distinct serial number. Then 20 of these have been produced and you want to build a specific load just with these 20 products and the distinct serial numbers and ship these. Now you have to create a load for all 75 products and either delete the 55 products you do not want to ship now on the load lines or you have to manually set the quantity to 0 for each 55 lines you do not want to add to the load before creating it. It reduces the flexibility of sending partial deliveries from sales orders and is a lot more time consuming to create the correct load.
Before in the load building workbench, the sales line with a quantity of 75 where split into 75 lines, each line with their unique serial number and then you could quickly filter on the serial numbers of the 20 products you wanted to build a load for in this moment and add these 20 lines to the same load. Now you have to go through all 55 products and set the quantity to 0 before creating the load.
Normally, digital teams want to manage their social media interactions at one place. It is good that D365 offers planning and posting social media posts but one key capability seems missing is to manage comments against the posts and responding to those comments. Since D365 omnichannel only offers FB messenger, managing comments against FB posts would be a great value addition and will make a strong case to transition social media posts management to D365.
Localization in Portugal is crucial since there is currently only one vendor offering a solution, posing a significant risk for multinational companies reliant on a single point of failure. Portugal represents a substantial economy within Europe and is an expanding market for Dynamics 365 F&SCM.
This feature is critical to being able to use a B2B customer portal where customers can see and pay their invoices, even if they didn't original in Shopify. I have clients where only some orders originate in Shopify and others come in through traditional sales channels like CRM. Those invoices need to make it back to Shopify to give B2B customers a one-stop place to see all of their invoices, shipments, etc. and make payments using Shopify B2B features.