From the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management blogs: Vendor collaboration; Project Operations vendor invoice integration; Global inventory accounting retiring; Cycle counting

In this week's Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management blogs: 

• Reinventing vendor collaboration with Dynamics 365 Supplier Engagement
• Project Operations vendor invoice integration: Two issues every finance-PL implementation
• Global inventory accounting is retiring
• Cycle counting 

Reinventing vendor collaboration with Dynamics 365 Supplier Engagement

On his blog, André Arnaud De Calavon wrote that recently Microsoft released its new Dynamics 365 Supplier Engagement app and portal in public preview. 

You can check the Power Platform admin center to see whether the D365 app called Supplier Engagement in D365 SCM (preview) is available in your region. He added that Microsoft expects the preview to be available in all regions by the end of August.

Arnaud De Calavon noted that until now, vendor collaboration was fully managed within D365 Supply Chain Management. Vendor contacts could have access as an external user to a limited set of features using the D365 SCM user interface. 

In this post, Arnaud De Calavon offered an introduction to the new D365 Supplier Engagement features.

Dynamics 365 Project Operations vendor invoice integration: Two issues every finance-PL implementation should know about

On the Dynamics 365 Finance blog, Gaurangkumar Jani wrote that D365 Project Operations is designed to work with D365 Finance when vendor invoices are connected to projects.