Revenue recognition in D365 F&O is not about when you send an invoice or collect cash. It is about when your business actually delivers value. In this article, we break down revenue recognition in plain language using real-world examples from products, services, subscriptions, and long-term projects. No configuration steps. Just clarity.

Shipping is where all your upstream discipline either pays off or collapses. In this post, DynamicsDad explains the shipping process in D365 F&O — from picking and packing to ship confirmation — and why one missed step can derail your financials and customer satisfaction.

Receiving in D365 F&O isn’t just scanning pallets. In this post, DynamicsDad goes deeper: ASNs, advanced WMS menu items, GS1 barcodes, quality sampling, and the Dock Door Wi$h Li$t callback. If you’ve lived through a go-live, you know this is where the real work happens.

Receiving looks simple—until it derails your entire supply chain. In this post, DynamicsDad breaks down how D365 F&O handles receiving, why registration and product receipt aren’t the same, and how to avoid common pitfalls at the dock door.