- AA,C,B
- BA,B,C
Describe Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management - Quiz
- A SQL Server Runtime
- BSQL Insights
- CImpact analysis report
- DIssue search / Regression suite automation tool (RSAT)
- AProcurement and sourcing
- BInventory management
- CMaster planning
- DWarehouse management
- ADynamics 365 Commerce
- BDynamics 365 Field Service
- CDynamics 365 Project Operations
- DDynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
- ACreate a production process.
- BCreate a purchase order.
- CCreate service agreements.
- DGenerate master planning.
- Azones
- Bzone groups
- Clocations
- Dreplenishment
- APayment days
- BCash Flow Forecasting
- CTerms of payment
- DPayment calendar
- ACreate a virtual entity.
- BCreate a business event.
- CUse dual write.
- DConsume external web services.
- ADynamics 365 Field Service
- BDynamics 365 Project Operations
- CDynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
- DDynamics 365 Commerce
- AProduct type: Item Product subtype: Product
- BProduct type: Item Product subtype: Product master
- CProduct type: Service Product subtype: Product
- DProduct type: Service Product subtype: Product master
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- A. A,C,B
- B. A,B,C
Remarks:
Explanation: Reference:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/lifecycle-services/monitoring-diagnostics https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/fin-ops-core/dev-itpro/lifecycle-services/performancetroubleshooting
- A. SQL Server Runtime
- B. SQL Insights
- C. Impact analysis report
- D. Issue search / Regression suite automation tool (RSAT)
Remarks:
Explanation:
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:
- A. Procurement and sourcing
- B. Inventory management
- C. Master planning
- D. Warehouse management
Remarks:
Explanation: ❌Option A: Procurement and sourcing: Procurement and sourcing covers all the steps from identifying a need for product and services through procuring the product, receipt, invoicing, and processing of payment with vendors.
❌Option B: Inventory management: You can use Inventory management to perform Inbound operations, Quality assurance, Inventory activities, Outbound operations, and Inventory control.
✔️Option C: Master planning: Master planning generates planned orders such as purchase, transfer, and production orders.
❌Option D: Warehouse management: Warehouse management lets you manage warehouse processes in manufacturing, distribution, and retail companies. This module has a wide range of features to support the warehouse facility at an optimal level, at any time.
❌Option B: Inventory management: You can use Inventory management to perform Inbound operations, Quality assurance, Inventory activities, Outbound operations, and Inventory control.
✔️Option C: Master planning: Master planning generates planned orders such as purchase, transfer, and production orders.
❌Option D: Warehouse management: Warehouse management lets you manage warehouse processes in manufacturing, distribution, and retail companies. This module has a wide range of features to support the warehouse facility at an optimal level, at any time.
- A. Dynamics 365 Commerce
- B. Dynamics 365 Field Service
- C. Dynamics 365 Project Operations
- D. Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
Remarks:
Explanation:
This item tests the candidate’s knowledge of the general capabilities of the Dynamics 365 finance and operations apps.
Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management includes the cost management module, which takes care of the valuation of the product. Dynamics 365 Commerce is not involved in the valuation of the product; it is focused on retail operations only. Dynamics 365 Field Service is responsible for allocating service jobs to the field engineers; it is not involved in the valuation of inventory items. Dynamics 365 Project Operations deals with project costing; it does not calculate the cost of inventory items.
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- A. Create a production process.
- B. Create a purchase order.
- C. Create service agreements.
- D. Generate master planning.
Remarks:
Explanation:
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.
Master planning considerations and setup - Training | Microsoft Learn
Master planning home page - Supply Chain Management | Dynamics 365 | Microsoft Learn
- A. zones
- B. zone groups
- C. locations
- D. replenishment
Remarks:
Explanation:
This item tests the candidate’s knowledge of Warehouse Management System (WMS) capabilities, specifically, the use of zone groups, zones, location types, and locations to organize and manage inventory efficiently in a warehouse. Using a zone group groups together multiple zones within a warehouse to more easily manage the flow of goods and safety protocols. Zones are subdivisions within a zone group, locations contain specific location information in each warehouse and replenishment is the process of moving and restocking inventory.
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- A. Payment days
- B. Cash Flow Forecasting
- C. Terms of payment
- D. Payment calendar
Remarks:
Explanation:
This item tests the candidate’s knowledge of payment setup that includes knowing the different payment types, such as payment schedule, payment days, terms of payment, and payment calendar.
You can use payment days to define the payment day used for calculating the due date. Payment day can be specified for either a day in the week or in the month. Cash Flow Forecasting is used to predict future cash flow trends and manage liquidity rather than setting up recurring vendor payment schedules. The correct option for configuring vendor payments on a weekly basis (Wednesdays) is Payment Days.. Terms of payment defines the payment date from the date of invoice. You can use payment calendars, together with payment calendar rules, to make sure that payment due dates and the start date for grace periods for invoices are always set on business days.
Terms of payment and payment days - Training | Microsoft Learn
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- A. Create a virtual entity.
- B. Create a business event.
- C. Use dual write.
- D. Consume external web services.
Remarks:
Explanation:
This item tests the candidate’s knowledge of different integration strategies.
A business event has an endpoint for Power Automate. It can directly be consumed from Power Automate. As soon as the feedback is inserted into the Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management system, a business event can be triggered to get the data consumed by Power Automate. A virtual entity establishes integration with Microsoft Dataverse. Dual-write establishes integration with Microsoft Dataverse. In this case, you do not require integration with Microsoft Dataverse. Consume external web services is applicable when Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management is consuming an external web service. This integration is not applicable in this scenario.
- A. Dynamics 365 Field Service
- B. Dynamics 365 Project Operations
- C. Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
- D. Dynamics 365 Commerce
Remarks:
Explanation:
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.
Production order lifecycle overview - Supply Chain Management | Dynamics 365 | Microsoft Learn
- A. Product type: Item Product subtype: Product
- B. Product type: Item Product subtype: Product master
- C. Product type: Service Product subtype: Product
- D. Product type: Service Product subtype: Product master
Remarks:
Explanation:
This item tests the candidate’s knowledge of product type and subtype in the Product information management module.
Any stockable product should have Product type defined as item. Any product that has multiple variants should have product subtype defined as Product master. Product subtype is defined as Product when the product does not have any variant. In this scenario, the product shirt will have variants that will be a combination of color and size.
Product information overview - Supply Chain Management | Dynamics 365 | Microsoft Learn