
Master MB-920 exam prep with Microsoft Dynamics 365 fundamentals, covering finance, supply chain management, commerce, human resources, and project operations, plus practical access, quizzes, and a practice test.
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Explore the fundamentals of ERP with Dynamics 365, covering finance, supply chain, warehousing, and manufacturing. See how the curriculum organizes topics, study guides, and quizzes to prepare for the exam.
Discover why a work email address is required to sign into the Power Platform, and how to get a free Microsoft 365 business basic trial.
Discover how to obtain a free 30-day trial of Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management Premium, including finance, and set up a Power Apps environment via the Microsoft 365 admin center.
Explore Dynamics 365 Finance use cases across accounts payable and receivable, asset management, budgeting, cash and bank management, fixed assets, and general ledger, with workflows, depreciation, and period-end processes.
Describe how dynamics 365 finance manages indirect taxes with sales tax codes, VAT, GST, and withholding tax, using sales tax groups and item sales tax groups for accurate postings.
Explore financial journaling concepts with a focus on general journals that record transactions to the general ledger without needing purchase or sales orders, including date, debits, and credits.
Explore end-of-period tasks in Dynamics 365—settling transactions, posting accruals, currency revaluation, and adjustments—then generate detailed trial balance, balance sheet, and income statement, with opening balances for the next year.
Explore core accounts payable components, including vendors, purchase orders, and vendor invoices, along with payment terms, methods, PO headers and lines, and generating invoices from POs.
Describe the collection process in the credit and collections workspace, covering aged balances, status, cases, and activities, plus write off, settle, waive, and reverse options and collection letters.
Describe product master records, product dimensions, and product variants, showing how dimension groups like color and size create variants and versions. Also explains constraints and table constraints for valid combinations.
Explore discrete manufacturing concepts, including bills of materials, routes, and operations, and how BOMs list components and configurations while routes define the production sequence and testing and calibration steps.
Learn to create a sales order in Dynamics 365, assign a customer, select an order type, add items with discounts, and review header details and order statuses.
See the procure to pay process from need identification to payment, including rfqs, purchase orders, and two- or three-way matching, to boost efficiency, accuracy, visibility, and supplier compliance.
Explore the purchase order creation process, including creating and approving a PO, confirming it, processing product receipts, and reviewing vendor invoices using matching concepts.
Describe use cases for warehouse management systems and how they integrate with sales orders, returns, transfers, production orders, and Kanban, including barcode scanning, tracking, and replenishment.
This course looks at various aspect of Microsoft's Enterprise Resource Planning apps, covering the content that was required for the MB-920 certification exam. This exam is no longer being offered by Microsoft. However, the content in this course is still useful to understand the ERP apps in Dynamics 365.
Please note: This course is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Microsoft.
We'll start by signing up to a free 30 day trial for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management Premium, and explore the user interface.
We'll then concentrate on Dynamics 365 Finance. We'll look at its core capabilities, and the principles behind general ledgers, accounts payable, accounts receivables, expense management, fixed asset management and budgeting.
Next up is Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management. We'll look at its core capabilities, and the principles behind the manufacturing process, the sales and procurement processes , and inventory and warehousing.
Finally, we’ll look at Dynamics 365 ERP more generally. We will look at the business value of Dynamics 365 Commerce, Human Resources and Project Operations, common features, and reporting and integration capabilities.
No prior knowledge is required. There are regular quizzes to help you remember the information, so you can be sure that you are learning.
Once you have completed this course, you will have a good introductory knowledge of the customer engagement features and capabilities of Dynamics 365 ERP apps.
So, without any further ado, let's have a look at how you can use the Udemy interface, and then we'll have a look at the objectives for the exam and therefore the syllabus for this course.