MB-920: Microsoft Certified: Dynamics 365 Fundamentals (ERP)

​​Day 01: Core Capabilities of Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations apps​

1. The finance and operations apps

• Enterprise Resource Planning

• Dynamics 365 Finance

• Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

• Dynamics 365 Commerce

• Dynamics 365 Human Resources

• Dynamics 365 Project Operations

• Finance and Operations apps use cases

• User interfaces

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2. Shared Features

• Security capabilities 

• Workflows

• Batch jobs

• Copilot Capabilities

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3. Reporting and integrations capabilities

• Built-in reporting 

• Use Power BI with finance and operations apps

• Business events integration

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4. Finance core capabilities

• Organization and legal entities 

• Reporting currency and accounting currency 

• Tax capabilities 

• Cost accounting

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5. The general ledger

• The chart of accounts

• Fiscal calendars 

• Financial dimensions

• The accounting structure 

• Journaling concepts 

• Periodic financial activities

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6. Accounts payable and accounts receivable 

• Accounts payable: vendors, purchase orders, and vendor invoices 

• Vendor payments, three-way matching and settlements

• Accounts receivable: customers, customer invoices, and free text 
  invoices 

• Credit management

• The collection process 

• Subscription billing 

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7. Set up accounts payable

• Create vendor accounts, including payment terms, vendor bank accounts, and related records

• Configure Purchases & Payables Setup

• Set up payment journals

• Describe the relationship between vendors, vendor ledger entries, and detailed vendor ledger entries

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8. Set up accounts receivable​

• Create customer accounts

• Configure Sales & Receivables Setup

• Set up cash receipt journals

• Set up payment registration

• Configure customer payment methods

• Describe the relationship between customers, customer ledger entries, and detailed customer ledger entries

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Day 02: Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

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1. Supply Chain Management core capabilities 

• Use cases of D365 Supply Chain Management 

• Products and released products 

• Work with product master records, variants, and dimensions 

• Pricing and discounts in trade agreements

• Intercompany capabilities 

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2. The manufacturing process

• Lean, discrete, and process manufacturing 

• Manufacturing strategies 

• Bills of materials, routes, operations and production orders 

• The production lifecycle stages 

• Shop floor management 

• Master planning and optimization

 

3.  Inventory and warehousing capabilities​

• Inventory costing methods 

• Inventory journal types

• Quality management capabilities 

• Warehouse Management Systems

• Transportation Management Systems

• Landed costs

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4.  The sales and procurement processes 

• The order-to-cash process 

• Sales order creation

• The fulfilment process, reservations, picking and packing 

• The procure-to-pay process 

• Purchase requisitions 

• The purchase order creation process