Release Notes
Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations
Stores Requisition Management
The Stores Requisition Management (SRM) Module is a product developed for Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations, to help streamline the functioning of stores and ultimately get a better handle on stocks and assets within your organisation.
Release Schedule
Decision Inc. is committed to delivering world-class solutions ensuring that our offerings remain at the forefront of excellence. In line with our commitment and industry best practices updates on SRM will align with the service update release cadence from Microsoft.
An SRM version will be available after each Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations service update. Requests for latest versions can be done by sending an email to [email protected].
What’s New
October 2024 Release
Enhancement: Excel add-in template
Internal Azure DevOps Workitem 8431
Standard Excel add-in template added.
Enhancement: Data entities added for SRM Store Req Headers and SRM Stores Req Lines
Internal Azure DevOps Workitem 8430
The existing SRM data entity only made provision for two Inventory dimension vields. Two new entities have been created, SRMStoresReqHeaders and SRMStoresReqLines. These entities are available for Imports and exports to create and export Stores requisition details.
Note: When importing the lines, the correct StoresReqID on the lines should be specified.
Fix: Stores issue report
Internal Azure DevOps Workitem 8410
The stores issue report failed to display the Init price and the Nett amount. The report now displays values as per related Inventory truncation posted on a successful issue.
Fix: Removed Financial transaction overview report
Internal Azure DevOps Workitem 8473
Under General ledger > Ledger reports > Financial transaction overview, the SRM report has been removed.
August 2024 Release
Three SRM build versions were updated, for the three Finance and Operations versions currently supported:
SRM 10.0.38.6
SRM 10.0.39.2
SRN 10.0.40.1
Fix: Enumerated error: 'Enumerated text stock issue does not exist'
Internal Azure DevOps Workitem: 8462
When submitting a Stores requisition to workflow, an error was thrown stating ‘Enumerated text stock issue does not exist’. This error occurred during the budget check being performed in the code.
Tool available for running:
Due to data corrupted by the Enumerated error, a once-off runnable script has been made available to fix the data. This tool allows you to execute the ‘SRMStoresReqDelOrphanedSrcDocLineJobV2’ directly through your browser.
How to Run the Tool:
To access and run this tool, please follow these simple steps:
- Open Your Browser: Use any standard web browser (e.g., Chrome, Firefox, Edge).
- Enter the URL: Copy and paste the following URL into your browser’s address bar:
https://[YourDynamics365Domain]/?cmp=bar&mi=SysClassRunner&cls= SRMStoresReqDelOrphanedSrcDocLineJobV2
Replace [YourDynamics365Domain] with the actual domain of your Dynamics 365 environment.
3. Press Enter: After entering the URL, press Enter to navigate. The system will automatically load and execute the class.
Note:
- Ensure that you are logged into Dynamics 365 with the appropriate permissions to run this class.
- If you encounter any issues, please contact the support team at Support <[email protected]>
Fix: Unit of measure is cleared
Internal Azure DevOps Workitem: 8463
The unit of measure was cleared on the Stores Requisition line when a line was saved or submitted to workflow, resulting in workflow errors if an incorrect unit of measure was manually added.
June 2024 Release
Build version CY24Q2: 10.0.39
Added "Get link" functionality to be available on all forms
Internal Azure DevOps Workitem: 7941
In each Stores requisitions form, under Options > Get a link, users now have the ability to copy the url and share with team members. The link will also bring across any filters and orders applied on the form.
Fix: Budget Control Processing failed
Internal Azure DevOps Workitem: 7981
When selecting a stores requisition in Approval status, in a prior period; the following workflow error was thrown:
Stopped (error): A budget check cannot be performed. The fiscal period with the accounting date is not in an open fiscal calendar period. Budget control processing failed”.
Stores requisition issue per period: show financial year months instead of calendar year months
Internal Azure DevOps Workitem: 7937
The Stores requsition issued per period form showed calendar months (Jan – Dec. This change has been made to show months from the financial year (whichever the client has configured). A new parameter has been introduced under Inventory and Warehouse management parameters to enable the use of fiscal year calendar months:
Fix: Ledger account gets cleared after stores requisition line is saved
Internal Azure DevOps Workitem: 8384
The ledger account field on the Stores Requsition line is no longer cleared during saving.
Fix: Added ”Get link” functionality on forms
Internal Azure DevOps Workitem: 8392
On the Stores Requisions forms, under Options > Get a link functionality has been added. This link can be shared amongst users and will include all filtering on the form at the time.
March 2024 Release
Build version 10.0.38 (PU62)
Fix: Transacting against Projects on hold
Internal Azure DevOps Workitem: 7826
Users are no longer able to select and process stores requistions by naviating to
Inventory management > Stores requisition > all stores Requisition > Create New action button
November 2023 Release
Build version 10.0.37 (PU61)
September 2023 Release
Build version 10.0.37 (PU61)
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