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  • Awareness between ledger settlement and year-end close - for existing Users

    The feature "Awareness between ledger settlement and year-end close"

    Enforces the users to settle on the same account and same year.

    At the year end user must settle the open account against the year-end closing transaction.

    This feature solves so many problems in closing the year and revaluation.

    The only problem with this feature is that if you made cross-year settlements in previous years the feature doesn’t allow you to proceed.

    I hope that this feature will be upgraded, and a new parameter will set the validity of the feature so I can use it, since there is no way I can open settlement from the last three years.

  • Allow canceling a posted customer invoice without reversing the packing slip

    In many business scenarios, users need to cancel a customer invoice due to billing or accounting errors, but without reopening the associated packing slip.

    Currently, in standard D365 Finance & Supply Chain Management, when canceling a posted invoice, the system automatically affects the packing slip — reversing the shipment — even when there is no physical change to the delivered goods.

    This creates unnecessary operational complexity and confusion in logistics tracking, especially when:

    • The goods were already physically delivered and must remain “Delivered”.
    • The cancellation is purely financial (for example, incorrect price, wrong tax code, or invoice issued on the wrong date).

    Requested enhancement:

    Add an option (parameter or dialog checkbox) to:

    “Cancel posted invoice only — do not reopen or reverse packing slip.”

    The system should then:

    • Create the reversal (credit note) for the invoice only.
    • Keep the delivery status unchanged (Delivered).
    • Prevent re-processing of the shipment.

    Business impact:

    This feature will improve audit control, simplify accounting corrections, and align with real-world logistics flows where financial and physical processes are decoupled.