Describe Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management - Quiz

Wrong: Use the Task recorder to capture the financial calculations and replay them for testing purposes.

Wrong: Conduct performance testing by measuring the response time of the feature when accessed by the maximum number of users.

To validate the custom feature's functionality within the context of the entire application and identify potential performance issues, it is recommended to implement unit/component testing using the SysTest framework . This allows for testing of the feature's performance and logic in isolation. Additionally, performing testing using the Acceptance Test Library (ATL) tool helps simulate real-world usage and validate the feature within the application's ecosystem.

Option is incorrect as it suggests a post-deployment feedback approach rather than a pre-deployment testing strategy. Using the Task recorder to capture the financial calculations and replay them for testing purposes is not the correct approach, as Task recorder is used for documentation and training, not for performance testing. Conducting performance testing by measuring the response time of the feature when accessed by the maximum number of users describes load testing, not functional or unit testing.

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SQL insights. The Monitoring and diagnostics portal also includes advanced SQL troubleshooting tools to enable performance analysis.
All SQL performance tools in LCS are available under the SQL Insights tab on the Environment Monitoring page for a specific environment.
Lifecycle Services (LCS) tools include:

Reference:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/lifecycle-services/monitoring-diagnostics

This item tests the candidates’ knowledge of manufacturing strategies.

Process manufacturing is a production method that creates goods by combining supplies, ingredients, or raw materials using a formula or recipe. It is often used in industries that produce bulk quantities of goods, such as food, beverages, refined oil, gasoline, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and plastics. Discrete manufacturing is a production of distinct items, where the resulting products are easily identifiable. This type is often used in industries like automobile, computers, and smartphones. Lean manufacturing is a production process based on an ideology of maximizing productivity while simultaneously minimizing waste within a manufacturing operation. The lean principle sees waste as anything that does not add value that the customers are willing to pay for.

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This item tests the candidate’s knowledge of master planning. Master planning allows companies to determine and balance the future need for raw materials and capacity to meet company goals and is part of the manufacturing strategy.

The master planning process checks the demand, calculates the raw material requirements, and creates planned purchase orders accordingly. The production process describes the various stages of production orders, batch orders, and Kanbans, from order creation to closing of the financial period. A purchase order is something you would receive from a vendor, not something you would create when making a purchase. Service agreements are used to group service agreements by, for example, company size, geographical location, or industry type.

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This item tests the candidate’s knowledge of master planning. Master planning allows companies to determine and balance the future need for raw materials and capacity to meet company goals and is part of the manufacturing strategy.

The master planning process checks the demand, calculates the raw material requirements, and creates planned purchase orders accordingly. The production process describes the various stages of production orders, batch orders, and Kanbans, from order creation to closing of the financial period. A purchase order is something you would receive from a vendor, not something you would create when making a purchase. Service agreements are used to group service agreements by, for example, company size, geographical location, or industry type.

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This item tests the candidate’s knowledge of different types of invoices in accounts payable and accounts receivables.

A pro forma invoice is an invoice that is prepared as an estimate of the actual invoice amount before the invoice is posted. The customer invoice completes the sales order, packing slip, and sales invoice cycle. This does not show any estimate. A free text invoice is an invoice that contains order lines that include ledger accounts, free-text descriptions, and a sales amount. It does not show any estimate. Invoice register is an accounts payable process to register the invoice received from the vendor.

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This item tests the candidate’s knowledge of production lifecycle management in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management.

Understanding your production lifecycle and setting it up is a core function of Supply Chain Management. Dynamics 365 Field Service is for managing schedules and delivery of products for IOT or another final product. Dynamics 365 Project Operations is for management projects and defining each step and resources for timelines and costs. Dynamics 365 Commerce delivers a comprehensive solution that unifies back-office, in-store, call center, and digital experiences and is used in retail.

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This item tests the candidate’s knowledge of category hierarchy.

Category hierarchy is where you create product hierarchies and assign it to Procurement product hierarchy. Product release is when the product is released to the legal entity. Product identifiers give each product a unique number or ID. Batch disposition codes are used with inventory batches to indicate whether a batch is available to be reserved, picked, and shipped.

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This item tests the candidate’s knowledge of inventory capabilities and using on-hand list for inventory. On-hand list is showing a capability of finding inventory available.

On-hand list is used to check the availability of inventory based on several filters; available physical is one of those options. Tag counting is used to compare the actual contents of a warehouse with the on-hand inventory. Demand forecasting is used to predict independent demand from sales orders and dependent demand. Inventory journals are used to post various types of physical inventory transactions.

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This item tests the candidate’s knowledge of manufacturing strategies.

The make-to-stock principle is the classic manufacturing principle where you produce products for stock based on forecast or minimum stock refill. You calculate the latter based on forecast or historic consumption. The make-to-order principle is triggered by a sales order or transfer order. The configure-to-order principle is triggered by a sales order or transfer order. The actual product variant you produce is not predefined; you create it at the time of order entry based on the configuration model of the sales product. Engineer to order processes is typically addressed by a project and usually start with the engineering phase. During the engineering phase, the actual products that are required to fulfill the order are designed and described. Production orders, batch orders, or Kanbans can then be created to produce the products.

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