Q
You use the Landed cost module in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management.
You have a voyage that contains a shipping container for a purchase order line. The voyage has three legs. Each leg is associated to an activity.
You discover that the voyage landed date is NOT updating when the estimated start date is changed for the first activity.
You need to ensure that the voyage landed date updates automatically. The solution must minimize administrative effort.
What should you do?
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The correct solution is to update the Tracking control center to include the lead time for the legs. The landed date for a voyage is calculated based on the cumulative lead times of the activities defined for each leg in the journey template. If the lead times are missing or not configured, updating the estimated start date of an activity will not adjust the overall landed date. Simply adding activities or containers to the voyage will not resolve the issue because those elements are already part of the scenario. By ensuring that the Tracking control center has lead times defined, the system can automatically recalculate end dates and keep the voyage landed date current.
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