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Item Coverage values getting lost when toggle OFF and then toggle back to ON
Item Coverage values getting lost when toggle OFF and then toggle back to ON
Issue Summary:
In Data Management Export, the exported data does not match the current configuration in Dynamics 365 (D365) under Item Coverage. Specifically:
- When the Lead Time option is disabled and then re-enabled, any previously modified data entered by the customer is lost.
- The Planned Order Type reverts to default in the UI, but the exported data still shows the previous value, causing a mismatch.
Expected Behavior
The system should keep modification in Item Coverage even after disabling and re-enabling options.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Navigate to:
- Product information management > Products > Released products
- Select a released product (e.g., Item D0001 in Company DEMF)
- Go to: Plan > Coverage > Item coverage
- On the General tab, toggle Change Planned Order Type to ON
- Set Planned Order Type to Production
- Save changes
- Export the Item Coverage V2 entity
- ISPLANNEDORDERTYPEOVERRIDDEN = Yes
- PLANNEDORDERTYPE = Production
- ✅ Correctly reflects D365 configuration
- In D365, toggle
- Change Planned Order Type to OFF
- Save and refresh the screen
- UI shows Planned Order Type = Purchase Order
- Export the Item Coverage V2 entity again
- ISPLANNEDORDERTYPEOVERRIDDEN = No
- PLANNEDORDERTYPE = Still shows "Production"
- ❌ Does not reflect current D365 configuration
- Similar issue with
- Lead Time
- :
- Enable Purchase, change time to 17, save
- Disable Purchase, refresh
- Value reverts to default (23)
- But when exporting in DFM the value shows 17
- ❌ Does not reflect current D365 configuration
Business Impact:
- Critical for customer’s demand planning: Item coverage settings drive decisions on product availability.
- Discrepancy between UI and exported data causes confusion and risk of incorrect orders.
- Override status and values should persist correctly when toggled.
- Customer relies on DMF for export/import of item coverage settings.
- Undermines confidence in system reliability.
Monetary Impact:
- Errors may lead to:
- Over/under purchasing
- Over/under production
- Incorrect transfer orders
- Consequences:
- Missed delivery commitments
- Increased operational costs
- Lost revenue due to customer dissatisfaction
Request:
Keep previously edited data in Item Coverage when toggle options to OFF and back to ON.
