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.

Running both process and discrete lines under one roof can feel like storing peanut butter beside bolts—messy fast. Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management already speaks both languages. Learn how mixed mode lets each product follow its natural recipe, keeps planners sane with one Gantt board, and satisfies finance with unified costing and traceability controls.

OTIF is the heartbeat of reliable supply chains. This DynamicsDad deep dive explains the On‑Time In‑Full metric, shows where to monitor it in D365 F&O, and lays out a practical playbook for procurement teams to lift scores, cut expediting costs, and keep production lines humming.

Production variance isn't just a number—it's a story waiting to be uncovered.