Intercompany planned demand vs transport days and sales lead time
When using intercompany master planning, transport days are not applied. The system considers the downstream planned purchase order requirement date, as the requested date for the planned production order (e.g). When you have just few days between shipment and receipt and short production lead...
Distinct Default order settings for Inventory and production
production and inventory constraints are often not the same in terms of Min/Max/Standard/Multiple quantities.
Moreover, when using items with production type 'Formula', the 'Multiple' is to be defined on the formula itself.
These quantities should be defined in one place and made...
'Production' unit vs 'Inventory' unit
It is currently admitted that you can purchase or sell in 'pallets' and manage inventory in 'boxes' (assuming unit conversion is setup of course)
Why couldn't you produce or report as finished (or even plan) in 'Units' (e.g for production convenience) and manage inventory in 'boxe...
Batch disposition code & On-hand list/inventory forms or batch number lookup list
when the user checks the on-hand inventory with 'batch number' tracking dimension displayed then the batch disposition code should be displayed too
(feature available with AX2012)
Hard/Soft operation link and Master planning
Master planning should into account the operation link type (Hard/Soft)
During master planning scheduling with finite capacity (one bottleneck resource is required in the middle of the route) if insufficient capacity is detected then the system applies 'Forward schedulling' method.
...Database log Inquiry form
It should be possible to search through 'Record information' and 'Table name' fields.
Landed Cost - Multi-company voyage/container
Considering a customer that runs its business using several legal entities in D365 Supply Chain Management.
This customer will very likely organize itself with one team managing the containers for all entities.
Thus it is necessary for this team to have an overview of all PO lines ...