You are implementing Dynamics 365 Business Central for a customer who has two warehouses.
The customer requires the following: -> different item pricing and vendors set up for items in each warehouse -> transactions tied to a specific location You need to configure Business Central per the customer requirements.
Which three entities should you configure? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.
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https://usedynamics.com/business-central/inventory/items-using-sku/To configure Dynamics 365 Business Central per the customer requirements, the following three entities need to be configured:
Warehouse setup: This entity is used to define the physical warehouses where inventory is stored. Each warehouse can have its own set of inventory and transactional data. In this case, since the customer has two warehouses, both of them need to be set up in the system.
Inventory setup: This entity is used to define the general inventory settings for the system, such as costing methods, valuation methods, and unit of measure conversions. It also allows for inventory to be tracked across multiple locations. In this case, the different item pricing and vendor setup for each warehouse can be configured in the inventory setup.
Locations: This entity is used to define the specific locations within a warehouse where inventory is stored. This allows for more precise tracking of inventory and transactions tied to a specific location. In this case, transactions tied to a specific location can be tracked by setting up the appropriate locations within each warehouse.
The following two entities are also relevant to inventory management in Business Central, but they are not required to meet the specific requirements of this scenario:
Stockkeeping units: This entity is used to define the units of measure for inventory items, such as cases, boxes, or pallets. It allows for automatic conversions between units of measure. However, it is not required to meet the specific requirements of this scenario.
Item card: This entity is used to define the specific items that are being tracked in inventory. It includes information such as item description, pricing, and vendor information. While it is important to set up item cards, it is not required to meet the specific requirements of this scenario.