
Introduction - Course content overview
This lecture is a deep drive discussion on the purchase order creation process in Microsoft Dynamics 365 ( Step by step analysis of PO creation process) purchase order (PO) is a document issued by a buyer to the seller, providing information about the details of the order. That is the quantity, type of product, prices, etc.
This lecture is a deep drive discussion on the purchase order creation process in Microsoft Dynamics 365 ( Step by step analysis of PO creation process) purchase order (PO) is a document issued by a buyer to the seller, providing information about the details of the order. That is the quantity, type of product, prices, etc.
This lecture is a deep drive discussion on the purchase order creation process in Microsoft Dynamics 365 ( Step by step analysis of PO creation process) purchase order (PO) is a document issued by a buyer to the seller, providing information about the details of the order. That is the quantity, type of product, prices, etc.
Processing a purchase order in D365 can be intimidating at first if you are unfamiliar with the purchase order form and all the various buttons, tabs, and fields available to the user. In this post, I will walk you through the end to end process of creating, printing, receiving, and invoicing a purchase order in Dynamics 365 Finance and operations.
Processing a purchase order in D365 can be intimidating at first if you are unfamiliar with the purchase order form and all the various buttons, tabs, and fields available to the user. In this post, I will walk you through the end to end process of creating, printing, receiving, and invoicing a purchase order in Dynamics 365 Finance and operations.
In this lecture, I will be showing you step by step process for setting up a posting profile for a purchase order and a very detailed discussion on the financial impact of posting various journals in the purchase order document. We will also explore the processes to configure the procurement module for the general ledger integration.
Topics covered:-
1. Vendor posting profile
2. Inventory posting profiles
2. Concept of credit and debit during the PO processing
In this lecture, I will be showing you step by step process for setting up a posting profile for a purchase order and a very detailed discussion on the financial impact of posting various journals in the purchase order document. We will also explore the processes to configure the procurement module for the general ledger integration.
Topics covered:-
1. Vendor posting profile
2. Inventory posting profiles
2. Concept of credit and debit during the PO processing
In this lecture, I will be showing you step by step process for setting up a posting profile for a purchase order and a very detailed discussion on the financial impact of posting various journals in the purchase order document. We will also explore the processes to configure the procurement module for the general ledger integration.
Topics covered:-
1. Vendor posting profile
2. Inventory posting profiles
2. Concept of credit and debit during the PO processing
In this lecture, I will be showing you step by step process for setting up a posting profile for a purchase order and a very detailed discussion on the financial impact of posting various journals in the purchase order document. We will also explore the processes to configure the procurement module for the general ledger integration.
Topics covered:-
1. Vendor posting profile
2. Inventory posting profiles
2. Concept of credit and debit during the PO processing
In this chapter, we will explore some of the interesting features available within a purchase order. Below are the list of topics to be discussed in this show:
1. Adding multiple lines to the purchase order
2. Add multiple items based on the category into the purchase order
3. Exploring the concept of delivery schedule in the purchase order ( The company decided to buy goods in multiple instalments based on a fixed or pre-determined schedule. )
4. Copy functionality in the PO
5. Purchase order line numbering set-up
In this chapter, we will explore some of the interesting features available within a purchase order. Below are the list of topics to be discussed in this show:
1. Adding multiple lines to the purchase order
2. Add multiple items based on the category into the purchase order
3. Exploring the concept of delivery schedule in the purchase order ( The company decided to buy goods in multiple instalments based on a fixed or pre-determined schedule. )
4. Copy functionality in the PO
5. Purchase order line numbering set-up
In this chapter, we will explore some of the interesting features available within a purchase order. Below are the list of topics to be discussed in this show:
1. Adding multiple lines to the purchase order
2. Add multiple items based on the category into the purchase order
3. Exploring the concept of delivery schedule in the purchase order ( The company decided to buy goods in multiple instalments based on a fixed or pre-determined schedule. )
4. Copy functionality in the PO
5. Purchase order line numbering set-up
In this video, you will learn about setting up a supplementary item for a purchase order process. The supplementary item will be added as an additional line in the purchase order and the additional supplementary items are either offered for free or for a fixed price during the PO process.
In this video, you will learn about setting up a supplementary item for a purchase order process. The supplementary item will be added as an additional line in the purchase order and the additional supplementary items are either offered for free or for a fixed price during the PO process.
Sometimes you might not receive the entire shipment from the vendor in one shot and the vendor decides to send you multiple partial shipments. In this video, I will show you how can we do the partial receiving and finally perform a short closure of the purchase order by resetting the delivery reminder to zero. Microsoft Dynamics 365 provides multiple ways for the users to perform the short closure of the PO, we will discuss the multiple ways to perform the same in this Chapter.
Sometimes you might not receive the entire shipment from the vendor in one shot and the vendor decides to send you multiple partial shipments. In this video, I will show you how can we do the partial receiving and finally perform a short closure of the purchase order by resetting the delivery reminder to zero. Microsoft Dynamics 365 provides multiple ways for the users to perform the short closure of the PO, we will discuss the multiple ways to perform the same in this Chapter.
Sometimes you might not receive the entire shipment from the vendor in one shot and the vendor decides to send you multiple partial shipments. In this video, I will show you how can we do the partial receiving and finally perform a short closure of the purchase order by resetting the delivery reminder to zero. Microsoft Dynamics 365 provides multiple ways for the users to perform the short closure of the PO, we will discuss the multiple ways to perform the same in this Chapter.
In this video, we will explore some of the interesting features available within a purchase order. Below are the list of topics to be discussed in this show:
1. The Purchase order provides users with the ability to stop any specific item lines within the PO. The specific stopped line will not be able to be received unless to uncheck the stopped flag.
2. External reference number feature enables organizations to print supplier item numbers in the PO confirmation/ inquiry reports.
If you post the receipt of a quantity, which is less than the ordered quantity it's classified as under delivery. Microsoft Dynamics 365 provides options to define the under-delivery percentage. Similarly if when you receive a PO quantity greater than that of the ordered quantity is called over delivery. In this episode, we will explore both of these scenarios using a real-time example.
If you post the receipt of a quantity, which is less than the ordered quantity it's classified as under delivery. Microsoft Dynamics 365 provides options to define the under-delivery percentage. Similarly if when you receive a PO quantity greater than that of the ordered quantity is called over delivery. In this episode, we will explore both of these scenarios using a real-time example.
In this episode we will be exploring some real-time scenarios during the purchase process, Below are the scenarios discussed in the show today Scenario 1: Supplier sends multiple shipments and multiple invoices for a purchase order - This video will demonstrate the process to handle this scenario Scenario 2: Supplier sends you one shipment but for some reason multiple invoices.
In this show, I show you how to use the latest purchase price parameter available within the release product in D365. We will also the discussing about its Impact on the sales price with some real-time examples. During this episode, a purchase order will be created to demonstrate the impact of all the above-mentioned parameters.
In this episode, I show you how to create and use a purchase order approval workflow with Microsoft Dynamics 365. Workflow is a representation of a business process that defines who must complete a task, make a decision, or approve a document. Benefits of using workflows include consistency, ensuring documents are processed and approved in a consistent and efficient manner, processes visibility, which allows for tracking the status and history of a specific workflow. Procurement and Sourcing workflows allow for purchase requisitions and purchase orders to be approved by a user other than the person who created the transaction. They provide the ability to track/limit spending, such as requiring approval if an order total is above a set amount. Automatic Actions can be set to automatically complete an action (approve, reject) if a certain condition is set. For example, automatically approve purchase order lines if the net amount is under $50k.I have also provided many more examples in this video recording.
In this episode, I show you how to create and use a purchase order approval workflow with Microsoft Dynamics 365. Workflow is a representation of a business process that defines who must complete a task, make a decision, or approve a document. Benefits of using workflows include consistency, ensuring documents are processed and approved in a consistent and efficient manner, processes visibility, which allows for tracking the status and history of a specific workflow. Procurement and Sourcing workflows allow for purchase requisitions and purchase orders to be approved by a user other than the person who created the transaction. They provide the ability to track/limit spending, such as requiring approval if an order total is above a set amount. Automatic Actions can be set to automatically complete an action (approve, reject) if a certain condition is set. For example, automatically approve purchase order lines if the net amount is under $50k.I have also provided many more examples in this video recording.
This is the continuation of the previous video, In the previous video, we have already created a PO workflow from the scratch. In this episode, we will test the workflow already created using a purchase order and perform various scenarios Workflow is a representation of a business process that defines who must complete a task, make a decision, or approve a document. Benefits of using workflows include consistency, ensuring documents are processed and approved in a consistent and efficient manner, processes visibility, which allows for tracking the status and history of a specific workflow. Procurement and Sourcing workflows allow for purchase requisitions and purchase orders to be approved by a user other than the person who created the transaction. They provide the ability to track/limit spending, such as requiring approval if an order total is above a set amount. Automatic Actions can be set to automatically complete an action (approve, reject) if a certain condition is set. For example, automatically approve purchase order lines if the net amount is under $50k.I have also provided many more examples in this video recording.
This is the continuation of the previous video, In the previous video, we have already created a PO workflow from the scratch. In this episode, we will test the workflow already created using a purchase order and perform various scenarios Workflow is a representation of a business process that defines who must complete a task, make a decision, or approve a document. Benefits of using workflows include consistency, ensuring documents are processed and approved in a consistent and efficient manner, processes visibility, which allows for tracking the status and history of a specific workflow. Procurement and Sourcing workflows allow for purchase requisitions and purchase orders to be approved by a user other than the person who created the transaction. They provide the ability to track/limit spending, such as requiring approval if an order total is above a set amount. Automatic Actions can be set to automatically complete an action (approve, reject) if a certain condition is set. For example, automatically approve purchase order lines if the net amount is under $50k.I have also provided many more examples in this video recording.
This is the continuation of the previous video, In the previous video, we have already created a PO workflow from the scratch. In this episode, we will test the workflow already created using a purchase order and perform various scenarios Workflow is a representation of a business process that defines who must complete a task, make a decision, or approve a document. Benefits of using workflows include consistency, ensuring documents are processed and approved in a consistent and efficient manner, processes visibility, which allows for tracking the status and history of a specific workflow. Procurement and Sourcing workflows allow for purchase requisitions and purchase orders to be approved by a user other than the person who created the transaction. They provide the ability to track/limit spending, such as requiring approval if an order total is above a set amount. Automatic Actions can be set to automatically complete an action (approve, reject) if a certain condition is set. For example, automatically approve purchase order lines if the net amount is under $50k.I have also provided many more examples in this video recording.
In this episode, we will be discussing various prerequisite set-up that is required before creating a purchase requisition in Microsoft Dynamics 365. The purchase requisition has many set-ups such as a mandatory workflow setup, the person/employee is linked to the user etc. hope you watch this video to understand all of these in detail. Purchase requisitions are documents used when team members need to make a purchase on behalf of their organization. A purchase requisition is an official order used to inform department managers or purchasing officers about a decision to make a purchase. This prompts the purchasing department to start the purchasing process.
In this episode, we will be discussing various prerequisite set-up that is required before creating a purchase requisition in Microsoft Dynamics 365. The purchase requisition has many set-ups such as a mandatory workflow setup, the person/employee is linked to the user etc. hope you watch this video to understand all of these in detail. Purchase requisitions are documents used when team members need to make a purchase on behalf of their organization. A purchase requisition is an official order used to inform department managers or purchasing officers about a decision to make a purchase. This prompts the purchasing department to start the purchasing process.
This is the continuation of the previous episode, in the previous episode we have reviewed the prerequisite setup that is needed for creating the purchase requisition. And in this episode, we will be doing a step by step tour of the creation of a purchase requisition record in Microsoft Dynamics 365 for finance and supply chain. Purchase requisitions are documents used when team members need to make a purchase on behalf of their organization. A purchase requisition is an official order used to inform department managers or purchasing officers about a decision to make a purchase. This prompts the purchasing department to start the purchasing process.
Next steps ro be taken after completion of part 3
I hope you have enjoyed watching Part 1 & 2 . Welcome to the Part 3 of this ultimate masterclass for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Application. This multi-part series is like a mini-implementation project, carefully tailored to provide the audience with incremental knowledge on Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations. The motive of this series is to ensure that the audience learns everything about finance and operations from scratch, with real-life examples, starting from the creation of a new legal entity/company to all essential modules such as general ledger, product information management, procurement sourcing, sales and marketing, accounts payable, accounts receivable, and more. By the completion of all eight parts, you will have a fully functioning legal entity with all the key transactions needed to start your implementation projects with confidence and speed.
Below is the content for part three :
1. Purchase Order Management
1.1 introduction
· 1.2 Introduction to Purchase order status, Approval status, Purchase type
· 1.3 Purchase Order views and filter options
· 1.4 Creation of purchase order step by step exploration
· 1.5 Getting started with Purchase Order Processing
· 1.6 Purchase Order processing – Deep dive
2. Posting Profile Set-up for Purchase Order
· 2.1 Introduction to PO posting process
· 2.2 Getting started with posting profile – Vendor posting profile
· 2.3 Inventory posting profile setup for purchase order
· 2.4 Exploring the posting profile set-up using a purchase order
3. Purchase Order Functionalities Detailed Discussion:
· 3.1 Adding multiple lines, & line numbering in Purchase Order
· 3.2 Purchase order delivery schedules
· 3.3 Purchase order copy functionality
· 3.4 Supplementary items in Purchase order
· 3.5 Supplementary item additional scenario
4. Purchase Order Partial Delivery & Receipts:
· 4.1 Purchase order partial receiving
· 4.2 Short closing a purchase order
· 4.3 Product receipts duplicate check
· 4.4 Product receipt cancel
· 4.5 Purchase order status and vendor reference numbers
· 4.6 Under Delivery in purchase order
· 4.7 Over Delivery in Purchase order
· 4.8 Real time business scenarios using PO
· 4.9 Latest purchase price option in released products
5. Purchase order Workflow from basics:
· 5.1 Getting started with workflow setup
· 5.2 Creating our first purchase order using over workflow
· 5.3 Exploring the workflow options in PO & Batch jobs
· 5.4 Editing a Purchase order with workflow
· 5.5 Rejecting the PO workflow
6. Purchase requisition
· 6.1 Prerequisites set-up for purchase requisition
· 6.2 Purchase Requisition mandatory workflow
· 6.3 Creating a purchase requisition
· 6.4 Next steps