Reply To: Purchase Agreements AX2012 vs D365

  • Kelly Gustafson

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    March 15, 2023 at 4:35 pm
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    Hi Erick, my guess is that this is something that was designed custom for your environment. We typically don’t see the table name (i.e. PurchLine) in standard infologs. I did some testing in D365, and while the system does attach Planned orders to the appropriate Purchase agreement, it does so without any fanfare or messaging. Should it? Perhaps! But that’s a different conversation. 😄

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