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In this video, you’ll discover how advanced supply chain management apps for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central can transform your operations and boost efficiency. The session highlights tools that enhance visibility and control over inbound logistics — including streamlined Inbound Container Handling features that let you mass receive purchase orders and manage the entire inbound process within a single window — as well as the Landed Cost Validator, which automates the calculation, accrual, and allocation of freight and landed costs with variance analysis for more accurate costing and financial insight. Whether you’re looking to simplify complex imports, reduce manual workload, or gain real-time cost visibility, this video shows practical ways to drive supply chain performance forward.
In this video you’ll learn:
How to streamline inbound container handling with mass receiving and end-to-end tracking in Business Central
How the Landed Cost Validator automates freight and cost accruals for more accurate landed cost tracking
Ways these apps improve visibility, reduce manual processes, and drive efficiency in your supply chain workflows
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