Looking for a Transaction Log for Customers, Vendors and other tracking that's NOT part of Database Logging?

Tip of the Day: Microsoft D365 Finance and Supply Chain (D365 F&SC) offers multiple ways to log data changes, ensuring comprehensive tracking and data integrity.

While Database Logging is a widely known method for recording data changes, D365 F&SC provides an alternative through the Transaction Log function. This setup, as demonstrated in the video, allows for the logging of new records, updates, and transaction creations more efficiently.

By utilizing the Transaction Log function, you can log changes for various entities within D365 F&SC:

·       Customers

·       Customer transactions

·       Vendors

·       Vendor transactions

·       Contacts

·       Activities

·       Document references

·       Sales orders

·       Quotations

·       Mailings

·       Prospects

·       Call lists

·       Campaigns

·       Opportunities

·       Leads

·       Cases

Until next time, keep your head in the cloud, and keep working wise!

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