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EPISODE 100 | Understanding Delivery Schedule, Delivery reason, and Unit Conversions in D365 F&O
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Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations for Beginners Tutorial Series| FINOPS| AX |D365| FULL COURSE (D365 F&O Simplified) - EPISODE 100 | Understanding Delivery Schedule, Delivery reason, and Unit Conversions in D365 F&O

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Welcome to this tutorial on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain! In this video, we will be discussing three important topics that are essential for anyone working with Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain: Delivery Schedule, Delivery Reason Code, and Unit Conversions. First, let's talk about Delivery Schedules. This functionality is often used in scenarios where the customer wants to pre-plan the delivery of their products using a sales order during regular intervals. With Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain, you can easily create delivery schedules for your customers, specifying the frequency and quantity of products to be delivered, and ensuring timely delivery of the products to your customers. Next up, we have Delivery Reason Code. This functionality enables you to add comments or notes to your packing slip reports, which can help you keep track of specific information related to the delivery. With Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain, you can define custom reason codes that can be used to provide additional details about the delivery, such as why a particular product is being delivered at a specific time. Lastly, we will discuss Unit Conversions. This functionality is used to define the units of every product and their respective conversions. In Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain, you can define the conversion rates between different units of measurement, such as pounds to kilograms or gallons to litres. This feature ensures that you can accurately track your inventory and shipping needs, even if your products come in different units of measurement. Overall, this tutorial is perfect for anyone who wants to learn more about the essential features of Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain. So, sit back, relax, and get ready to learn about Delivery Schedule, Delivery Reason Code, and Unit Conversions in Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain. Do you enjoy watching Techtalk365 tutorial videos? Do you wish to watch all of them ads-free and well-organized by topics? Visit us at - https://dynamics365lab.com (Link in description)

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