How to restrict which items and dimensions a customer can buy using the Approved Customer List

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Tip of the Day: Do you need to control which products and options—like style, color, size, or configuration—certain customers can buy? Sometimes, regulatory rules or regional restrictions make this necessary. Many situations require this type of management. In Microsoft Dynamics D365 Finance and Supply Chain, you can use the Approved Customer List feature to handle these needs. To learn how to set it up, check out the brief video provided.

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