Supply Chain Management
A cloud-based Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) application that helps organizations optimize and manage their end-to-end supply chain operations — plan, procure, manufacture, store, and distribute products.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management (SCM) is a cloud-based Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) application that helps organizations optimize and manage their end-to-end supply chain operations. It enables businesses to efficiently plan, procure, manufacture, store, and distribute products while improving operational efficiency, reducing costs, and ensuring customer satisfaction. It provides real-time visibility into inventory, production, procurement, warehousing, and logistics, helping organizations make informed decisions through advanced analytics, automation, and AI-powered insights.
Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management integrates seamlessly with:
Who Can Learn?
- Supply Chain Professionals
- Procurement Specialists
- Inventory Managers
- Warehouse Managers
- Production Planners
- Manufacturing Professionals
- Operations Managers
- ERP Functional Consultants
- Business Analysts
- Engineering Graduates
- MBA (Operations) Graduates
- Freshers interested in ERP and Supply Chain
Professionals with Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management expertise can pursue roles such as:
A structured path from SCM fundamentals through procurement, inventory, warehousing, and production, to transportation, quality, and real-world supply chain implementation.
1Introduction to Microsoft Dynamics 365 SCM
Overview of Supply Chain Management · SCM concepts · Licensing overview · Navigation and user interface
2Product Information Management
Product master data · Product hierarchies · Product variants
3Procurement and Sourcing
Purchase requisitions · Purchase orders · Vendor management
4Inventory Management
Stock tracking · Inventory valuation · Cycle counting
5Warehouse Management
Bin management · Wave processing · Mobile warehouse app
6Production Control
Production orders · Bill of materials · Routing
7Master Planning
Demand forecasting · Supply planning · MRP runs
8Sales Order Fulfilment
Order processing · Delivery scheduling · Fulfillment tracking
9Transportation Management
Freight planning · Carrier management · Shipment tracking
10Quality Management
Quality orders · Inspection plans · Non-conformance handling
11Asset Management
Asset lifecycle · Maintenance scheduling · Asset tracking
12AI-Powered Copilot
AI-driven insights · Copilot in Supply Chain · Predictive analytics
13Integration with Dynamics 365 Finance
Cross-app financial posting · Cost accounting integration
14Integration with Commerce & Sales
Unified order management · Retail-to-supply-chain flow
15Integration with Project Operations & Field Service
Resource and inventory coordination across projects and field service
16Microsoft 365 & Power Platform Integration
Excel, Outlook and Teams integration · Power BI reporting · Power Automate workflows
17Reporting & Analytics
Supply chain dashboards · Inventory reports · Vendor performance reports
18Hands-on Practical Exercises
Create a purchase order · Run master planning · Process a production order · Configure a warehouse
19Real-Time Business Scenarios
End-to-end procure-to-pay process · End-to-end plan-to-produce process
20Best Practices & Certification Preparation
Implementation best practices · Common pitfalls · Certification exam overview
Who Can Learn
- Supply Chain Professionals
- Procurement Specialists
- Inventory Managers
- Warehouse Managers
- Production Planners
- Manufacturing Professionals
- Operations Managers
- ERP Functional Consultants
- Business Analysts
- Engineering Graduates
- Basic understanding of supply chain and business processes
- Familiarity with Microsoft 365 applications
- No prior Dynamics 365 SCM experience required
| Level | Duration |
|---|---|
| Fundamentals | 16–20 Hours |
| Functional Training | 30–40 Hours |
| Advanced with Projects | 45–60 Hours |
| Corporate Training | 5–7 Days |
| Certification Preparation | 40–50 Hours |
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management is a comprehensive ERP solution that enables organizations to efficiently manage procurement, inventory, manufacturing, warehousing, logistics, and asset maintenance from a unified platform. By combining automation, AI-powered insights, real-time analytics, and seamless integration with the Microsoft ecosystem, it helps businesses improve operational efficiency, reduce costs, increase supply chain resilience, and deliver products to customers on time.
D365 Manufacturing
A comprehensive manufacturing solution within Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management that helps organizations plan, produce, monitor, and optimize manufacturing operations.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Manufacturing is a comprehensive manufacturing solution within Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management that helps organizations plan, produce, monitor, and optimize manufacturing operations. It enables manufacturers to efficiently manage production processes, resources, materials, quality, and costs while improving productivity, reducing waste, and ensuring timely delivery of products. The solution supports various manufacturing strategies, including Discrete Manufacturing, Process Manufacturing, and Lean Manufacturing, making it suitable for industries such as automotive, electronics, pharmaceuticals, food and beverage, textiles, and industrial equipment.
Dynamics 365 Manufacturing integrates seamlessly with:
Who Can Learn?
- Manufacturing Professionals
- Production Managers
- Production Planners
- Shop Floor Supervisors
- Operations Managers
- Supply Chain Professionals
- ERP Functional Consultants
- Business Analysts
- Mechanical and Industrial Engineers
- MBA (Operations) Graduates
- Freshers interested in Manufacturing ERP
Professionals with Dynamics 365 Manufacturing expertise can pursue roles such as:
A structured path from Manufacturing fundamentals through BOM, routing, master planning, and shop floor, to quality, costing, and real-world production implementation.
1Introduction to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Manufacturing
Overview of Manufacturing · Manufacturing within Supply Chain Management · Licensing overview · Navigation and user interface
2Production Control
Production orders · Order lifecycle · Production status tracking
3Bill of Materials (BOM)
BOM structure · BOM versions · Formula and co-product BOMs
4Routing
Operations and routes · Route versions · Routing groups
5Master Planning (MRP)
Demand forecasting · Planned orders · MRP runs
6Capacity Planning
Resource capacity · Finite and infinite scheduling · Capacity reservations
7Resource Management
Machine resources · Labor resources · Resource groups
8Shop Floor Management
Job cards · Time and attendance · Shop floor data collection
9Discrete Manufacturing
Discrete production orders · Batch orders · Kanban
10Process Manufacturing
Formula-based production · Co-products and by-products · Batch balancing
11Lean Manufacturing
Kanban rules · Production flows · Lean scheduling boards
12Quality Management
Quality orders · Inspection plans · Non-conformance handling
13Production Costing
Standard costing · Cost accounting · Variance analysis
14Inventory Integration
Raw material consumption · Finished goods receipt · Inventory transactions
15AI-Powered Copilot
AI-driven scheduling · Copilot in Manufacturing · Predictive maintenance insights
16Integration with Supply Chain & Finance
Cross-app cost posting · Procurement-to-production flow
17Microsoft 365 & Power Platform Integration
Excel, Outlook and Teams integration · Power BI reporting · Power Automate workflows
18Reporting & Analytics
Production dashboards · Efficiency reports · Quality reports
19Hands-on Practical Exercises
Create a BOM and route · Process a production order · Run capacity planning · Record shop floor time
20Real-Time Scenarios & Certification Preparation
End-to-end plan-to-produce scenario · Implementation best practices · Certification exam overview
Who Can Learn
- Manufacturing Professionals
- Production Managers
- Production Planners
- Shop Floor Supervisors
- Operations Managers
- Supply Chain Professionals
- ERP Functional Consultants
- Business Analysts
- Mechanical & Industrial Engineers
- MBA (Operations) Graduates
- Basic understanding of manufacturing and production processes
- Familiarity with Microsoft 365 applications
- No prior Dynamics 365 Manufacturing experience required
| Level | Duration |
|---|---|
| Fundamentals | 16–20 Hours |
| Functional Training | 30–40 Hours |
| Advanced with Projects | 45–60 Hours |
| Corporate Training | 5–7 Days |
| Certification Preparation | 40–50 Hours |
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Manufacturing is a powerful manufacturing solution within Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management that enables organizations to manage the complete production lifecycle—from planning and material procurement to manufacturing, quality control, and cost analysis. By integrating production operations with finance, inventory, procurement, and warehousing, it helps manufacturers improve efficiency, reduce costs, maintain product quality, and respond quickly to changing customer demand.