Implementing Integrated Supply Chain Functionality with Dynamics 365 Finance
Question
A client runs Dynamics 365 Finance.
The client wants to implement supply chain functionality that is fully integrated with the current Dynamics 365 Retail instance.
You need to implement the new functionality.
What should you do?
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A. B. C. D.B.
The correct answer is A. Integrate Dynamics 365 Retail with Dynamics 365 Finance by using Common Data Model.
Explanation:
Dynamics 365 Retail and Dynamics 365 Finance are two separate applications that are designed to work together seamlessly. To fully integrate the supply chain functionality with Dynamics 365 Retail, you need to use the Common Data Model (CDM) to integrate the two applications.
The CDM is a standard data schema that is used to store and manage business data across various applications and services. It provides a consistent and unified way to define and structure data, making it easier to integrate different applications and services.
To implement the new functionality, you need to follow these steps:
- Configure the CDM in Dynamics 365 Finance.
- Configure the CDM in Dynamics 365 Retail.
- Configure the integration between the two applications using the CDM.
- Test the integration to ensure that it is working correctly.
Once the integration is set up, you will be able to access and manage supply chain data in Dynamics 365 Retail directly from Dynamics 365 Finance, without having to switch between applications or perform manual data entry.
Option B, provisioning new instances of Dynamics 365 Finance and Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, is not necessary as the client already runs Dynamics 365 Finance. Option C and D, clearing the Dynamics 365 Finance or Retail configuration in the License configuration form, is not relevant to the implementation of the new supply chain functionality.
