Project Estimates and Revenue Recognition for Fixed-Price ETO Work in D365
In my last article on engineer-to-order I ended on a promise: the money side of a fixed-price ETO job, how the estimate and revenue recognition actually behave in Dynamics 365. Thi…
Joni Pjetri
Jun 10
Stop sending users to another tab: embedding Power BI inside F&O
Here's a small frustration that turned out to matter more than I expected. We had gorgeous Power BI reports — and almost nobody looked at them. Why? Because they lived in a differe…
Egel Pjetri
Jun 10
Electronic Reporting: the tricks I wish someone had told me
I'll be honest: the first time I opened Electronic Reporting in F&O, I closed it again pretty quickly. All those configurations, data models, and formats stacked on top of each oth…
Egel Pjetri
Jun 9
Using the Projects Module for ETO in D365: Projects, Planning, and Production
Today I will write about something I get asked about constantly: how to actually run engineer-to-order (ETO) work in Dynamics 365, and specifically how the Projects module ties tog…
Joni Pjetri
Jun 8
Wave Templates in D365 Advanced Warehouse Management: How to Design Them So Work Creation Actually Behaves
If there is one piece of configuration in D365’s Advanced Warehouse Management module that quietly decides whether your outbound operation hums or grinds, it’s the wave template. I…
Joni Pjetri
Jun 7
Quality Orders in D365 Production: Trigger Points, Sampling, and What to Do with Failures
I closed the shop floor execution article with a promise: quality management in production, quality orders, where to trigger them in the flow, and what to do with the material they…
Joni Pjetri
Jun 7
Shop Floor Execution in D365: Production Floor Execution and Job Feedback Discipline
I closed the production scheduling article with a promise: shop floor execution, the production floor execution interface, and what good job feedback discipline does for both sched…
Joni Pjetri
Jun 6
Production Scheduling in D365: Finite Capacity, Resource Groups, and Scheduling Percentages
I promised after the BOM line types article that I would come back to production scheduling, and specifically to the three things that decide whether your schedule is a plan or a f…
Joni Pjetri
Jun 5
BOM Changes and Standard Cost in D365: Timing Cost Recalculations Around Revision Cutovers
In my last article I walked through engineering changes and how to get a revision into BOMs and production orders cleanly. I ended on a promise: the costing side. Because every BOM…
Joni Pjetri
Jun 5
Engineering Changes and Revisions in D365: Reflecting Them in BOMs and Production Orders
When I talk to production managers about their biggest recurring headaches, engineering changes come up more often than anything else. A revision lands, and suddenly nobody is sure…
Joni Pjetri
Jun 5
BOM Line Types in D365: How Item, Phantom, Pegged Supply, and Vendor Lines Shape Your Production Structure
When I review manufacturing implementations, one of the first things I open is a handful of BOMs, because the line type choices on those lines tell me almost everything about how p…
Joni Pjetri
Jun 5
Work Templates and Location Directives in D365 Advanced WMS: The Two Tables That Run Your Warehouse
If you take away one mental model from working with Advanced Warehouse Management in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, let it be this: almost every piece of physical movement i…
Joni Pjetri
Jun 3