• Create products as type Item and Service.
• Set up product unit conversions.
• Set up transfer orders
• Set up default order settings.
• Create product masters with predefined variants.
• Create and set up category hierarchies.
• Create product attributes.

• Understand inbound and outbound inventory operations.
• Configure inventory parameters.
• Configure tracking number groups.
• Configure inventory breakdown.
• Configure inventory and warehouse journals.
• Configure inventory dimensions.
• Configure inventory costing.
• Understand inventory closing and adjustments.
• Archive inventory transactions.
• Use movement journals.
• Use inventory adjustment journals.
• Use transfer journals.
• Use counting and tag counting journals.
• Use item arrival journals.
• Work with reason codes for inventory counting.

• Create warehouses and locations.
• Configure work pools, zones, location format, and location profiles.
• Configure catch weight processing for warehouse management.
• Create reservation hierarchies.
• Configure location directives.
• Configure wave templates.
• Configure inventory statuses.

In this module, you will learn how to create bill of materials and BOM versions by using the BOM designer in Supply Chain Management.

• Set up engineering organizations.
• Work with product versioning.
• Create dimension groups by using the version dimensions.
• Create product life cycle states.
• Use engineering categories.

• GS1 and QR bar codes
• GTIN codes
• Inbound operations
• Outbound operations
• Cluster picking
• Packing and containerization
• Cycle counting
• Transfers and replenishment
• The Warehouse Management mobile app

• Configure the costing sheet.
• Perform BOM calculation and analyze costs by using the costing sheet.

• Maintain trade agreements.
• Configure smart rounding.
• Create sales agreements.
• Use procurement policies.
• Create purchase agreements.
• Configure trade allowance.
• Configure brokerage.
• Configure royalties.
• Configure rebates.
• Learn about the Rebate management module.

• Understand ABC classification.
• Use the Physical inventory by inventory dimension report.
• Use the Inventory value reports, and Inventory on-hand report storage.
• Use the Inventory on-hand mobile workspace.

• Configure quality management
• Perform quality control processes
• Apply inventory blocking
• Perform quarantine management

• Learn how to create, move, remove, and install assets.
• Review how to create assets based on purchase orders.
• Define how to create asset bills of materials.
• Learn how to use the Asset view page and Asset attribute overview page.

• Understand what preventive maintenance is
• Define maintenance plans and associate to an asset
• Establish maintenance rounds for assets that require maintenance at regular intervals
• Establish maintenance schedules and their associated budgeted costs for preventive maintenance on assets
• Create work orders for preventive maintenance jobs
• Define maintenance downtime activities for scheduled maintenance jobs on related assets for a defined period

• Learn how to manually create work orders
• Establish maintenance forecasts for maintenance job types
• Create purchase orders from a work order
• Bill customers for maintenance work
• Design counters manually or automatically to track the number of hours an asset has been in operation
• Create maintenance checklists by maintenance job types
• Create maintenance downtime registrations to track downtime in assets
• Add faults to work orders to report faults and reason for the fault
• Produce work order reports and work order maintenance jobs
• Define work order pools to group common work orders

• Create worker calendars and scheduling.
• Identify and assign preferred maintenance workers.
• Schedule and dispatch work orders, including scheduling for a specific date and time.
• Review the scheduled work order maintenance jobs to assign resources to maintenance jobs.
• Learn how to calculate a capacity load on scheduled work orders by defined periods.

• Apply the procurement and sourcing processes in a business scenario.
• Use purchasing policies.
• Create and maintain vendors.
• Create and process purchase requisitions.
• Create and process a request for quotation.

• Set up purchase order parameters
• Use purchase order change management.
• Create a purchase order.
• Use item arrivals and arrival overview.
• Create vendor returns.

• Configure vendor collaborations.
• Work with the Vendor collaboration workspace.
• Maintain vendor certifications.
• Use vendor collaboration as part of a procure-to-pay process.

• Configure Accounts receivable components.
• Create and maintain a customer.
• Configure customer payments.
• Set up payment calendars and calendar rules.
• Set up customer posting profiles.
• Configure accounts receivable charges.

• Learn about how to set up mapping in Dynamics 365 Sales and Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Learn how to sync orders and quotations between Sales and Supply Chain Management

• Perform the order to cash process.
• Configure and use commissions.
• Configure customer and item search.
• Create and confirm sales quotations.
• Create and confirm sales orders.
• Print and post picking lists.
• Generate and post a sales order invoice.
• Configure order hold codes.
• Process customer returns.
• Work with sales order reservations.

• Configure products for intercompany trade relations.
• Configure intercompany trade relationships.
• Configure intercompany agreements.
• Process intercompany orders.
• Process intercompany direct deliveries.
• Process intercompany charges.
• Recognize the intercompany return order chain process.

• Enable the Landed cost functionality.
• Learn about the Landed cost parameters.
• Set up voyages and shipping containers.
• Set up delivery information.
• Build multi-leg journeys.
• Learn about basic shipping setup.

• Transportation planning
• Routing
• Rating
• Inbound operations
• Load processes
• Outbound operations

• Production input and output locations.
• Staging and order picking.
• Releasing BOM and formula lines to the warehouse.
• Cross-docking.
• Visibility into material exceptions.

• Set up and configure master planning.
• Use the Supply schedule page.
• Set up demand and supply forecasts.
• Configure calculated delays.
• Configure intercompany master planning.
• Run plans and firm planned orders.

• Review the architecture of the Planning Optimization Add-in.
• Identify the benefits of using Planning Optimization.
• Discover the performance improvements within Planning Optimization.
• Learn about priority-based planning

• Describe costing methods including standard costing, weighted averages, last-in-first-out (LIFO), and first-in-first-out (FIFO)
• Describe use cases for Warehouse Management System (WMS) and warehouse configuration options including layout, stocking limits, and location profiles
• Describe purchase orders, item arrival journals, and cross-docking
• Describe inventory concepts including reservations, picking and packing, replenishment, shipments, counting, and inventory on-hand
• Describe quality management capabilities

A: The MB 330 training program is designed for supply chain professionals, operations managers, and individuals interested in learning how to leverage Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Supply Chain Management to optimize their supply chain processes. Whether you are new to Dynamics 365 or have some experience, this training will help you gain a deeper understanding of the supply chain management capabilities of the platform.

A: The training covers a range of topics, including:

• Introduction to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
• Configuring and using inventory management features
• Procurement and sourcing processes
• Warehouse and transportation management
• Production control and manufacturing processes
• Supply chain visibility and analytics

A: There are no specific prerequisites to attend the MB 330 training. However, having a basic understanding of supply chain management concepts and experience in operations or procurement roles can be beneficial.

A: By completing this training program, you will:

• Gain a comprehensive understanding of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management and its capabilities.
• Learn how to configure and utilize inventory management features to optimize stock levels and reduce costs.
• Enhance your procurement and sourcing skills to streamline purchasing processes and ensure timely deliveries.
• Acquire knowledge of warehouse and transportation management to improve operational efficiency.
• Understand how to effectively plan and control production processes for better manufacturing outcomes.
• Learn how to leverage supply chain visibility and analytics to gain insights and make data-driven decisions.

A: The MB 330 training can be delivered through various methods, including in-person instructor-led training, virtual instructor-led training.

A: Yes, after completing the MB 330 training, you have the option to take the Microsoft certification exam MB-330: Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management. This exam validates your knowledge and skills in using Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management for supply chain optimization. However, passing the exam is not mandatory to complete the training program.

A: Yes, upon passing the MB 330 certification exam, you will earn the Microsoft Certified: Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management Functional Consultant Associate certification. This certification demonstrates your expertise in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management and validates your ability to optimize supply chain processes and drive operational efficiency.

A: The duration of the training program can vary depending on the delivery method and the depth of coverage. In-person or virtual instructor-led training programs may span several days, covering the comprehensive content. Self-paced online modules offer flexibility, allowing learners to progress at their own pace.

A: To enroll in the MB 330 training program, click Enroll Now button