MARCO FRANCESCO FERRARI

There is a field in the item card that looks harmless, yet in manufacturing it can cause major errors if not configured properly: Rounding Precision . You can find it in the Replenishment  tab of the item card. Its value is automatically set to 1  when the item is created, and this default setting often leads users to overlook it. In reality, the effect of this field is far more insidious than it seems. Let’s look at a practical example. Practical Example Suppose we have the

In production projects, I’m often asked whether it’s possible to prevent the planning engine from suggesting changes to purchase or production orders that have already been entered in the system (often manually) and that should not be modified. While manual order entry is not really compatible with the use of MRP, Business Central provides the Planning Flexibility  field, available both on purchase order lines and production order lines. This field, which is not visible by de

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