Description
Build practical Supply Chain Management skills
Understand how products, procurement, inventory, warehousing, sales, and planning connect in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management. Build practical skills through live demonstrations, exercises, and small-group discussion.
The focus is on understanding business processes and working confidently with the system. Certification preparation is a secondary goal, supported by guided self-study for exam-specific topics.
Format and dates
- 10 live online sessions of 3 hours – 30 hours in total.
- Morning sessions from 09:00 to 12:00 CET.
- Delivered in English.
- Small-group training with opportunities for questions and discussion.
- November-December 2026 cohort planned. Exact session dates are still to be confirmed.
Select your preferred cohort in the booking section. The “Next date – TBC” option is available for a future cohort whose dates have not yet been scheduled.
What you get
- Instructor-led demonstrations of connected business processes.
- Practical exercises and supporting learning materials.
- Preparation materials and guidance for further self-study.
- A participant course home with session links, materials, and presentations.
- Session recordings available for 30 days after the course.
- An individual standard MB-330 training environment with demo data and 180 days of access.
Training follows our Prepare-Participate-Practice methodology: prepare before the sessions, participate actively, and reinforce your learning through practice.
What you will learn
By the end of the course, you should be able to:
- Explain how core supply chain processes connect in Dynamics 365.
- Work with products, variants, inventory dimensions, and essential product settings.
- Follow purchasing processes from requisition and purchase order to product receipt and returns.
- Understand inventory transactions, transfers, counting, and quality processes.
- Follow sales order fulfillment and the related inventory movements.
- Explain key warehouse concepts and inbound and outbound workflows.
- Interpret master planning results and understand planned supply.
Topics covered
Products and inventory
Product information, released products, variants, dimensions, units, pricing, and costing concepts. Inventory journals, transfer orders, counting, quality orders, and inventory closing concepts.
Procurement and sales
Vendors, purchasing, product receipts, returns, and purchasing policies. Customers, sales orders, reservations, delivery, and intercompany processes. An introduction to landed cost.
Warehouse and transportation
Sites, warehouses, locations, warehouse work, mobile processes, receiving, picking, packing, replenishment, and cycle counting. An introduction to transportation planning and freight processes.
Planning and asset management
Coverage settings, master plans, planned orders, and interpreting planning results. An introduction to assets, maintenance plans, and work orders.
Who should attend?
Functional consultants, business analysts, superusers, and process owners who want a stronger practical understanding of Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management.
The course is particularly relevant if you work with procurement, inventory, warehousing, logistics, or planning and need to understand how your area connects with the wider supply chain.
Prerequisites
You should be familiar with basic supply chain terminology and comfortable using business software. Basic experience navigating Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations is recommended. Programming knowledge is not required.
Frequently asked questions
Are the November-December dates confirmed?
Not yet. The cohort is planned for November-December 2026, with 10 morning sessions from 09:00 to 12:00 CET. Exact session dates will be published once finalized.
Can I book before the dates are finalized?
Yes. Select the planned November-December 2026 cohort when booking. If you have dates you cannot attend, please contact us before booking so we can discuss availability.
Can I book for someone else?
Yes. You can purchase places for yourself and/or other participants. Select the number of places you need and enter the participant details during checkout.
Is this only an exam preparation course?
No. Practical understanding and enablement come first. If certification is your goal, use the training alongside guided self-study and the applicable Microsoft exam requirements. Exam success is not guaranteed.
What if I miss a session?
Session recordings are available for 30 days after the course. Live attendance is recommended so you can ask questions and take part in discussions.