Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

With there is an option to easily identify or inquiry customer BOM production forecasts.

Wish there is an option to easily register and warehouse record receipt for non-purchase order gift or courtesies for warehouse supplier receipts.

Not featuring a courtesy price value or gift description, we may not be in compliance with CFA authority, regulations, principles or other.

REMARK: This item may had been duplicated from finance, ledger.

At current, from maintenance request, we can generate a work order job on a new work order.

From maintenance schedules, this can be done for one or more lines, combining the jobs on one new WO.

It would be great if we could indicate for these generations that the jobs should be added (with the proper validations of course) to an already existing work order.

This would cover the business case to easily bundle work when a work order was already generated and prepared, but an extra request pops up.

At current, resource requirements can be added to

• Maintenance job type
• Trade

It would be great if the framework could be extended to other levels to accomodate for better tuning; suggestions:

• Asset type (working on this type of asset requires a specific profile)
• Individual asset
• Job type variant
• Functional location (site requires certification)
• Added/Job type defaulted tools (working with a specific tool requires a specific profile)

At current, creating an asset loan on asset / maintenance request requires an asset of the same asset type (a truck for a truck in downtime and/or maintenance).

However, in some cases in reality the asset available for loan can be used, but is not from the same asset type (a car or van to drive (home) for a truck in downtime and/or maintenance).

Being able to extend this would help a lot.

Extra: in set up, we can set the same asset status for lending and returning: this should be blocked, as the process then fails completely (being able to lend assets already on loan, there is no difference).

A lot of the logic in Asset Management is generic and is modelled with set up tables:

• Asset/Maintenance request/work order - type/state
• Job type (variant) - Trade
• Checklists and checklist items
• ...

This means most of the content-important information is not in labels, but in these setup codes/descriptions.

This is quite difficult in multi-lingual countries (Switzerland, Belgium, Canada, China, ...) and apart from that in maintenance where users in the same legal entity can have a different mother tongue (guest workers for example - see Hispanic workers in US, Central European workers in Europe, Asian workers in the Middle East). These technical profiles are not always deep multi lingual, so setting everybody to English or the legal entity language can make working in the application difficult to impossible.

As there exists a basic translation framework in D365FO, can it be extended to these AM setup tables (similar to items), so we can facilitate the multilingial use without a bi customization effort at every customer?

Wish there is a future option to easily convert average inventory valuation to potential national average on a warehouse and/or item or item group basis.

I currently understand after inventory closing has been executed, financial voucher maybe identified and potentially visualized from inventory reports (with no quantities).

Featuring alternative inventory valuation financial voucher ledger main account, might be optimum ideal, for purpose to clean visualize quantity inventory reports from financial inventory closing valuations.

REMARK: Consult with a financial or advanced expert and/or a supply chain expert, if needed.

Wish we can future easily identify inventory on hand reports along with day coverage for purpose of easily comprehend inquiries or inquiries decision makings.

Wish there is an option to future include inventory registration for non-inventory warehouse stock or warehouse availability (e.g. due to market or targets, or other business potential advertising or marketing strategies).