Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

• Conducting businesses with agile structure
• Getting transparency in supply chain
• Improved cash flow
• Reduction in inventory cost
• Boost shipping
• Improved communication with vendors

Automation in any industry is helpful as it handles repetitive tasks with AI and synchronizes operations like transportation and warehousing. It allows your employees to respond to customers and solve their issues. It helps in managing HR issues. You can say that automation helps in efficiency overall.

Following are the key modules of Dynamics D365 SCM:

• IoT intelligence
• Transportation management module
• Warehouse management module
• Inventory management module
• Asset management module

Other modules include; cost management, cost accounting, service management, HR and sourcing and planning.

It is meant for all sizes and types of businesses like distributors, retailers, manufacturers etc. Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management enables easy collaboration with multiple vendors and helps keep vendor master data current.

It is a conventional business solution by Microsoft for all types of businesses. This app enables all sizes of enterprises to overcome their issues in supply chain management. Supply Chain Management meets the logistical needs of multi-national operations with a distributed order management solution. Maintaining clear communication with vendors up and down the supply chain is vital to ensuring order accuracy and minimizing delays. Moreover, it optimizes order transportation with a dedicated module. Manufacturers can effectively manage containers, loads, vehicles, and routes to meet deadlines, especially specific delivery slots. Dynamics 365 supply chain management seamlessly connects batch orders with the production floor and warehouse operations. Warehouse workers can process updates on material and components, to deliver to factory lines, and prepare finished goods for storage and transit. It allows business to easily handle the following operations:

• Information management and production
• Inventory and sales
• Warehousing and planning
• Distribution, stocking and transportation
• HR processes and customer responding