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This is still highly requested by customers
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Fields bankBranchNumber, bankAccountNumber and iban are added to the API v2.0 and will be available with version 26.1. Documentation will soon be updated.
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Same issue on the Appointment overview on the driver check in/ out if this will be created as a Tile with filter on today´s appointments ...
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We would need that as well, it helps a lot
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It can be deleted if all dependencies on it have been removed.
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I agree with this. I am currently working to move from PowerQuery data sources to Delta and it is really hard to know what is dependent on a specific data source and table. To make it easier, I would suggest that a table can be be selected and then all downstream dependencies in several levels are shown.
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I was about to raise the same idea as I already have users for multiple clients who mistakenly forgot to populate the Gen Bus. posting group in Item journal and Item reclass journal and that lead to incorrect postings to the GL. I would suggest to either make the Gen. bus posting group available in Transfer order so users are forced to make a conscious decision while selecting the Gen bus posting group OR we can use a default Gen bus posting group specifically for Transfer order that can be populated in Inventory setup. That way wouldn't need to have a BLANK combination of Gen Bus posting group in General posting setup.
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Would be amazing to be able to have this as a usable section for Business Central. I was investigating it's use to apply it to notify admins of the system if API access tokens were close to their expiration to re-authorize an application integrated with BC.
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Hello,It should be awesome because we have more and more customers complaining that is not standard.Moreover, this is legal in Belgium so it should be covered if the multi-territoriality is proposed out of the box in the solution :)Thank you,Best regards,Olivier
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Submitted in 2021, planned for 2023 release and now we are 2025 and we are still manually updating apps one by one, environment by environment, customer by customer, living like it's 1995.