Description

Supply Chain Management (SCM) in Microsoft Dynamics 365 enables collaboration, planning, execution, and coordination of the entire supply network, empowering you to adapt your supply chain processes to an ever-changing competitive environment. For example, Transportation management lets you manage your company’s transportation, and identify vendor and routing solutions for inbound and outbound orders. Warehouse management lets you manage warehouse processes in manufacturing, distribution, and retail companies.
The content:
0. OVERVIEW OF SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
1. STORE REPLENISHMENT
1.1 Direct Delivery to Store
1.2 Warehouse to Store Intracompany Delivery
1.3 Warehouse to Store Intercompany Delivery
1.4 Store to Store Intracompany Delivery
1.5 Store to Store Intercompany Delivery
1.6 Drop Shipment to Customer
1.7 Item Push
1.8 Local Deliveries
2. VENDOR MANAGEMENT
2.1 Vendor Selection
2.2 Contract Management
2.3 Vendor Performance Management
3. SUPPLIER REBATE MANAGEMENT
3.1 Supplier Rebate Creation
3.2 Supplier Rebate Processing
4. RECIEVE
4.1 Store Receive
4.2 Warehouse Receive
4.3 Waste Disposal
5 COUNTING
5.1 Store Cycle Count
5.2 Store Counting
6. RETURNS TO/ FROM WAREHOUSE
6.1 Customer Return to Warehouse
6.2 Recalls from Stores to Warehouse
6.3 Store Returns to Warehouse
6.4 Returns to Vendors