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Gear up with the Best Retail Solutions: Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management

Gear up with the Best Retail Solutions: Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management

To keep track of all the finances and inventory, Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations—a cloud-based ERP offering from Microsoft—is well suited with best-in-class features, functionalities, and capabilities. The ERP system helps businesses assess their financial controls to improve agility and growth. It uses features such as reporting, built-in analytics, and AI-driven insights.

Technology paves the way for advancements in Microsoft products, such as the split of Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations into Dynamics 365 Finance and Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management—two different solutions, adding flexibility to its capabilities.

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What is Dynamics 365 Finance?

Dynamics 365 Finance creates visibility into the operations, enhancing the company’s financial decision-making. Microsoft 365 takes advantage of automation for its applications, and Dynamics 365 Finance leverages this automation to improve productivity and support of various business models. This cloud ERP offering optimizes funds across business locations and assures budget control and financial planning to reduce overall costs. Companies use 365 Finance to improve their forecasting and stay in sync with fast-changing business circumstances.

What is Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management (SCM)?

Supply chain management in today’s dynamic, unpredictable marketplace can be complex. Dynamics 365 SCM can provide business intelligence, predictive insights, and intelligence driven by AI and IoT. Several benefits include modern warehouse management, optimized production performance, cloud services, supply chain automation, and intelligent manufacturing.

Dynamics 365 Finance and Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management Components

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
Accounts payable Asset management
Accounts receivable Cost accounting
Budgeting Cost management
Cash and bank management Inventory management
Cost accounting Master planning
Expense management Procurement and sourcing 
Financial reporting Product information management
Fixed assets Production control 
General ledger and Financial reporting Sales and marketing
Public sector  Transportation management 
Project management and accounting Warehouse management
  Service management

Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management strengthens the flexibility and scalability of the business core. These customizable solutions enable rapid growth and real-time response in each unique business’s industry.

Benefits of Dynamics 365 Finance

  1. Helps improve overall business with a unified finance solution.
  2. Dynamics 365 Finance allows companies to harness financial control with in-depth reporting and real-time analytics.
  3. It optimizes cash flows and delivers predictive insights.
  4. AI and Microsoft Power BI-powered financial decision-making are integral to Dynamics 365 Finance.
  5. The solution enables the reduction of cost and errors through financial process automation.
  6. It helps adhere to local and global financial requirements while managing change regulation with no-code configuration.

Read also: How can Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations help your business?

Benefits of Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

  1. It assures consistency of product quality by quickly identifying and resolving problems.
  2. Accelerates innovation and predicts demand with the help of AI.
  3. The solution supports planning production and supply considerations in real-time.
  4. It optimizes supply chain logistics, stock, warehousing, and sourcing.
  5. Ensures improved planning efficiency and decision-making.
  6. The customized solution allows cost reduction and increases equipment effectiveness.

Related: Getting started with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

How Much do Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management Cost?

Finance $210 per user/month
SCM $210 per user/month

However, the cost of implementation can vary depending on factors such as data migration, system compatibility, and the implementation partner you work with. To plan your budget effectively and understand the complete timeline, review our detailed Dynamics 365 F&O implementation roadmap, which outlines the five major phases, typical timelines (6-24 months), cost benchmarks, and our QuickStart model that accelerates deployments by 50% to deliver value in just 5-6 months.

Cost-Efficient Implementation with LevelShift:

LevelShift is a Microsoft Gold Partner that works with organizations across numerous industries to assist with implementation and migration. We have a team of certified experts and world-class solutions combined with rapid implementation to provide the best experience for businesses. To understand the complete implementation journey, explore our comprehensive Dynamics 365 F&O implementation roadmap, which covers every phase from planning and requirements gathering to configuration, testing, deployment, and user adoption—helping you avoid common pitfalls and achieve ROI within 12-18 months. Our On-Demand Services offer superior services at a budget-friendly rate. The pay-as-you-use model makes sure you only pay for the services used.

Learn more about how the right implementation partner can take your business to the next level.

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