From the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management Blogs: Session information; Quality control for goods; Context-aware summaries; Consolidate balances of multiple entities

In this roundup of Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management blogs:

• Session information in D365FO: Why and where?
• Enhancing supply chain integrity: Introducing quality control for goods in-transit orders in Dynamics 365 SCM
• Context-aware summaries by Copilot in Supply Chain Management
• How to consolidate balances of multiple entities and set up elimination rules

Session information in D365FO: Why and where?

Writing on her blog, Anitha Eswaran noted that when a support ticket is logged with Microsoft for Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations, the company often requests session information.

In her blog post, Eswaran explained why Microsoft asks for this information. She stated that session information helps identify the exact user and session where a problem occurred. Eswaran wrote that this is crucial because different users have unique roles, permissions, and settings, making the issue potentially specific to a particular session. She then explained how support teams can use session details.

Finally, Eswaran included a screenshot to show you where to find session information. 

Enhancing supply chain integrity: Introducing quality control for goods in-transit orders

On the Microsoft Dynamics 365 blog, Roger Sa wrote about the importance of quality control in complex supply chain environments. Sa stated that traditionally, quality checks were limited to the beginning and end of the supply chain. 

However, he noted that with a new feature in the landed cost module of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, businesses can now conduct quality checks on goods even while they're in transit. Sa wrote that this ensures product integrity throughout the entire ...