1: Introduction

1.1 Overview of Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations
1.2 Role of Supply Chain Management in D365(Ref: Blue Yonder for Supply Chain Visibility and Analytics)

2: Navigating the D365 SCM Interface

2.1 User Interface and Navigation
2.2 Personalization and Customization

3: Basic Setup in SCM

3.1 Company Configuration
3.2 Legal Entities and Operating Units

4: Product Information Management (PIM)

4.1 Product Setup and Configuration
4.2 Item Groups and Categories

5: Inventory Management

5.1 Stock Overview and Management
5.2 Warehouse Setup and Configuration

6: Purchase Order Management

6.1 Creating and Managing Purchase Orders
6.2 Vendor Collaboration

7: Sales Order Management

7.1 Creating and Managing Sales Orders
7.2 Customer Collaboration

8: Order Fulfillment and Shipping

8.1 Order Picking and Packing
8.2 Shipping and Delivery

9: Quality Control and Management

9.1 Quality Parameters Setup
9.2 Inspection and Testing

10: Master Planning

10.1 Planning Parameters and Policies
10.2 Demand Forecasting

11: Supply Chain Analytics

11.1 Reporting and Analytics in SCM
11.2 Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

12: Integration with Other Modules

12.1 Integration with Finance and Other D365 Modules
12.2 Data Exchange and Synchronization

13: Compliance and Security in SCM

13.1 Ensuring Compliance with Regulations
13.2 Security Best Practices

Conclusion

Dynamics 365 F&O Supply Chain Management (SCM) is a powerful solution that enables organizations to gain control over their entire supply chain, from procurement to fulfillment. By mastering the features of D365 SCM, businesses can improve their operational efficiency, reduce costs, and provide better service to customers. This training equips participants with the knowledge to effectively manage key supply chain operations such as procurement, production, warehouse management, and order fulfillment, enabling them to leverage D365 F&O SCM for improved decision-making and business success.

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