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I would also suggest to show the agent in the pop up with the callback request from which queue the callback is coming.
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This is indeed a critical feature, as it will solve problems for many customers and significantly enhance their supply chain management (SCM) processes.
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Yes please! I'd love to be able to provide reporting based on the ship to!!
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A good idea would be for Microsoft to communicate this information in the Message Center through the Release Notes of the Microsoft Dataverse version.https://learn.microsoft.com/fr-fr/dynamics365/released-versions/microsoft-dataverse
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In addition to adding this functionality directly on the Purchase order it would also be useful to have it on quotations and sales orders.
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Issue is still open and will hopefully be fixed in 10.0.45See comment below from Microsoft Support:From the details you've provided, it seems that you're encountering persistent warning messages during Planning Optimization (PLOP) execution. Specifically, these warnings indicate that certain unit of measure IDs are missing. Upon initial research, I've found that other customers had already logged bugs to address this behaviour. Initially, this issue was supposed to be addressed in release 10.0.42. However, it has since been converted into a deliverable. Deliverables are opportunities for improvement, but they are not treated as bugs. This particular issue has been recognised and will be considered in future updates. Since it is not classified as a malfunction, it is not a top priority, and there is no defined timeline for resolution. I have communicated your requirements to the Product Group and encouraged them to prioritise this issue. Although the estimated completion of the deliverable is currently for release 10.0.45, this is not definitive and may be subject to change. My suggestion is to wait for version 10.0.45. If the issue persists, I encourage you to submit a new SR referencing Deliverable 964201 to get an update on the status.
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The current limitation in D365, where Goods in Transit (GIT) is not supported for Direct Delivery purchase orders, fails to align with real-world business processes.In our operations, we often have delivery terms such as DAP/DDP with end customers, while vendors supply goods on FOB terms. This requires us to post the purchase invoice as soon as the vendor ships the goods. However, we cannot post the packing slip and sales invoice to the customer until the goods are physically received by them. In the case of import POs, this transit period typically ranges from 1 to 1.5 months. Due to D365’s inability to handle Goods in Transit (GIT) for direct delivery purchase orders, a significant accounting discrepancy arises. We should be able to track these goods as GIT using the Landed Cost module until they are physically received by the end customer. MS should extend the GIT functionality to Directly delivery PO's as well. This limitation results in compliance issues and creates challenges in accurate financial reporting.
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I support this. It should be there as expense can be delegated, Cash Advance should also be there.Used Case- Assistant is to file expense and cash advance for there delegates.
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