Our webinar on the Dynamics 365 F&SCM Release 10.0.47 is now online. We present the most important functional and technical new features in a compact summary.
New webinar is online 💡 ✨Our webinar on Dynamics 365 F&SCM 𝗥𝗲𝗹𝗲𝗮𝘀𝗲 𝟭𝟬.𝟬.𝟰 7 is online! In this webinar we present the most important functional and technical new features from SCM, Finance, Project Operations and Analytics – hands-on, compact and with several live demos. The 10.0.47 release version brings a number of far-reaching improvements that both simplify processes and open up new possibilities. 👇 Supply Chain Management Unified Pricing – attributes instead of rigid price lists With Release 10.0.47, pricing becomes significantly more flexible. Products, customers and sales orders can be categorised by attributes such as colour, brand or region. These attributes can be grouped together, allowing pricing and discount logic to be controlled dynamically. Discounts can be combined, calculated in relation to one another and defined through structured promotion rules. In addition, upgrade tools are available to migrate existing price agreements cleanly into the new model – including simulations that let you test pricing effects without creating real orders. „Closed records“ is being removed The previous function is discontinued and replaced by standard filters that automatically hide closed records. Not all tables are affected – some detail views remain unchanged. Hands-free scanning with glove scanners The WMS app now supports glove scanners, making workflows faster and more ergonomic. This requires the latest version of the Warehouse app. Protecting the WMS app with Conditional Access The Warehouse app can now be fully integrated with Azure Conditional Access. This means logistics processes can be secured via Authenticator login – a clear security gain. Archiving & storage optimisation Microsoft has released further tables for archiving. Data is moved from live tables into history tables and can optionally be exported to Dataworth. This significantly relieves the SQL database. Experience from real-world environments shows savings that are somet