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What is MRP?

Nov 7, 2024

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in Coverage and MRP, D365, General, Procurement, Production control

During transitions to a more modern ERP system we are sometimes confronted by new Paradigms. This video is about differentiating between old methods of procurement vs new methods. So what is MRP?

D365 Purchasing Workflow

Nov 7, 2024

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in D365, Procurement

The last video was a intro to the system, this is how we train a Buyer. Things to learn from this:

An intro to the Procurement System

Nov 7, 2024

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in D365, Procurement

A quick walk-through for Buyer-planners an the functions within D365 F&O. In this deployment we are not using the purchase requisition function. Buyers can create, approve and send Purchase Orders up to a dollar limitation. All of the purchase approvals are managed through an external Power App for approvals. This video focuses on a generic…

BOM’s and Per Series

Nov 7, 2024

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in D365, Procurement, Production control

When organizations transitions to a new format for BOM’s they often believe that things are a 1:1 ration between systems. Its important to take the time and understand how things are different between ERP’s. Here is a video explaining ‘per series’ and numerical rounding for D365 discreet Bills of Materials. How is this a problem?…

D365 Queries and Reports

Nov 7, 2024

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in D365, General, Uncategorized

A video about included Reports and personalized queries. This one is for the managers and program directors. 😀

Manually Creating Production Orders: A Warning.

Nov 7, 2024

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in D365, Production control

Here is an old tutorial on how to manually create a Production Order in D365 F&O. It also tells you why you SHOULD NOT be creating manual orders in a mature system. This was production order was made at the beginning of our D365 journey and follow on Business Process creation changed some of the…

Basic D365 Form View Personalization

Nov 7, 2024

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in D365, General

In this video we dive deeper from the list view and look at Form/Order view personalization. This is basic core functionality but it will help you become more productive as your grow your D365 skillset! Enjoy