What Can You Achieve with This Training?

Understand how Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management supports end-to-end supply chain operations.
Explore how product information management, inventory, procurement, sales, warehousing, and manufacturing work together within an ERP environment.
Discover the role of Copilot and AI-powered capabilities in finance, operations, inventory management, and demand forecasting.
Become familiar with Power BI, Microsoft 365, and Microsoft Power Platform integration and reporting options.
Develop foundational knowledge of inventory costing, master planning, and planning optimisation.
Learn about the shared capabilities of Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations applications and their role in unified business processes.

The Introduction to Supply Chain Management in Dynamics 365 Training introduces beginners to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management and explains how supply chain functions are managed within an integrated Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) environment.

The programme begins with an overview of Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations applications, introducing ERP concepts, the user interface, and features such as Copilot-driven workflows, AI-powered agents, intelligent reconciliation, and embedded analytics.

Participants then explore the applications' reporting and integration capabilities, including Power BI data analysis, connections with Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Power Platform, business events, and business document management.

The course also introduces shared finance and operations capabilities such as security, workflows, batch jobs, legal entities, record templates, the global address book, alerts, and number sequences.

Supply chain-specific modules focus on product information management, inventory dimensions, product variants, on-hand inventory, and quality management. Participants learn how these features support product and stock-related activities.

The programme then examines the procure-to-pay and order-to-cash processes, including vendor and customer management, purchasing, sales orders, fulfilment, and returns.

In the warehouse management module, learners explore warehouse layouts, reservation hierarchies, location directives, mobile warehouse operations, cycle counting, and replenishment.

The manufacturing module introduces bills of materials, formulas, routes, operations, and different production approaches, including lean, discrete, and process manufacturing.

The final module addresses inventory costing methods, cost groups, master planning, planning optimisation, AI-assisted demand forecasting, and landed cost scenarios.

Throughout the course, module assessments and knowledge checks help participants consolidate their understanding of Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management and its connected business processes.

For corporate groups, we can organize this training as an on-site private group.

Prerequisites

There are no specific prerequisites for attending this training.

The course is suitable for beginners who want to explore Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management and ERP-supported supply chain operations.

Who Should Attend

This course is designed for:

Management professionals interested in understanding integrated business processes
Individuals interested in procurement, inventory management, warehousing, manufacturing, and planning
Learners who want to understand how these functions are unified within an ERP solution

What You Will Learn

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Describe Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations applications and their AI-powered capabilities.
Explain how ERP systems bring together supply chain and financial operations.
Recognise use cases for Copilot, AI agents, and embedded analytics.
Explain how Power BI, Microsoft 365, and Microsoft Power Platform support reporting and integration.
Identify shared finance and operations capabilities such as security, workflows, batch jobs, organisational management, and record management.
Describe the core capabilities of Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management.
Understand the relationship between product information, product dimensions, variants, and inventory dimensions.
Recognise key activities involving on-hand inventory, inventory journals, transfer orders, and quality management.
Explain the main stages of the procure-to-pay process.
Understand vendor management, purchase orders, receipts, and returns.
Describe the order-to-cash process and the management of sales orders.
Identify warehouse layout, reservation, mobile warehouse operations, cycle counting, and replenishment capabilities.
Distinguish between lean, discrete, and process manufacturing.
Explain the purpose of BOMs, formulas, routes, and manufacturing execution.
Recognise common inventory costing methods and cost management components.
Understand master planning, planning optimisation, and AI-assisted demand forecasting.
Identify options for integrating Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management with Microsoft products.

Training Outline

1. Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Apps Overview

This module introduces the structure of Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations applications, the ERP concept, and AI-powered capabilities.

Exploring how AI-powered agents and Copilot-driven workflows improve financial operations
Understanding intelligent reconciliation and embedded analytics for forecasting, collections, and reporting
Introducing Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
Examining AI tool use cases in finance and operations applications
Reviewing the finance and operations user interface

2. Reporting and Integration Capabilities

This module covers reporting features and the integration options available across the Microsoft ecosystem.

Exploring built-in reporting capabilities
Analysing data with Power BI
Understanding Microsoft 365 integration
Reviewing integration options for Microsoft Power Platform
Examining business events and their use cases
Configuring and editing business documents
Using Copilot-based insights in finance and operations applications

3. Shared Features in Finance and Operations Apps

This module introduces common application capabilities that support consistent business operations.

Security capabilities
Workflow functionality
Batch jobs
Managing organisations and legal entities
Creating and maintaining record templates
Exploring global address book features
Setting up alerts
Managing number sequences
Using attachment capabilities

4. Core Capabilities of Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

This module focuses on product information, product configuration, and related inventory settings.

Product information management
Inventory dimensions and item groups
Copilot-powered product insights
Managing products and released products
Product masters, product dimensions, and variants
Storage and tracking dimensions
Default order settings

5. Inventory Management

This module explores inventory visibility, stock transactions, and quality management.

Managing on-hand inventory
Using inventory journals and understanding journal types
Working with transfer orders and inventory blocking
Exploring AI-assisted inventory insights
Understanding quality management capabilities

6. Procurement Processes

This module introduces the purchasing lifecycle and supplier-related operations.

Vendor management
Trade agreements
Understanding the procure-to-pay process
Managing purchase requisitions, purchase orders, receipts, and returns
Exploring charges and Copilot support in procurement
Introducing the Supplier Communications Agent
Conducting supply risk assessments

7. Sales Processes

This module examines customer management and the sales order lifecycle.

Customer management
Trade agreements
Understanding the order-to-cash process
Sales order creation, fulfilment, and returns
Intercompany orders and charges
Exploring Copilot support in sales scenarios

8. Warehouse Management

This module introduces the structures and capabilities used to organise warehouse operations.

Warehouse layout management
Reservation hierarchies and unit sequence groups
License plates and location directives
Work templates and the Warehouse Management mobile app
Wave templates, cycle counting, and replenishments
Packing dimensions and containerisation

9. Manufacturing Processes

This module explores manufacturing structures and production execution.

Understanding production types
Bills of Materials (BOMs), formulas, and BOM types
Routes and operations
Lean manufacturing
Discrete manufacturing
Process manufacturing
Manufacturing execution

10. Inventory Costing and Master Planning

This module focuses on inventory valuation and supply chain planning capabilities.

Costing methods and their use cases
Resources and cost groups
Cost management and coverage groups
Master planning and planning optimisation
AI-assisted demand forecasting
Landed cost scenarios

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