All Posts

Do you need to add overhead costs to items you've purchased? In Microsoft Dynamics D365 Finance and Supply Chain, you can use the costing sheet to split overhead costs and allocate them to different general accounts and financial dimensions. For further details, please watch the video below.

Using the Costing Sheet to apply overhead costs to purchased items

Thought of the Day: "Start with the best opportunity available to you. If you make the most of what you have in front of you right now, better opportunities will become available as you go along." - James Clear Tip of the Day: Do you need to add overhead costs to items you've purchased? In Microsoft Dynamics D365 Finance and Supply Chain, you can use the costing sheet to split overhead costs and allocate them to different general accounts and financial dimensions. For furthe

Cost Management

Dec 5, 20252 min read

Why can't I see the Procurement Category on a Requisition or Purchase Order?

In Microsoft Dynamics D365 Finance and Supply Chain, have you ever configured a new procurement category but found that it does not appear on a Requisition or Purchase Order? There is likely one setup step missing. Please watch this video to learn the necessary actions to resolve this issue.

Procurement and Sourcing

Dec 2, 20251 min read