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We use Supply Chain Cloud Ship which handles all the difficult work of connecting to UPS or Fedex parcel. Much of it depends upon which carriers you want to connect to.

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I don’t have much knowledge of this feature, but it looks like MS is adding a feature to allow an email body for SSRS reports (which I think the collection letter would be) in version 10.0.39. The feature is called Document report email body feature.

You may want to see if this covers your needs around this.

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It’s not necessarily the easiest to understand, but MS has a full featured custom form engine (Electronic Reporting / Customized Business Documents) that could require some knowledge of the D365 data architecture but can be used to create fairly specific documents based on varying requirements. It’s not at all the easiest to navigate, but most things can be done in there without any X++ development.

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You should be able to setup a non WMS enabled warehouse, but assign it a default location and then be able to process the same items through that warehouse. You can set this default location as the default receipt and issue location on the warehouse and everything should flow through this location. The location itself is pretty meaningless but it’s needed if you want to use the same items in both WMS enabled and non WMS enabled warehouses.

We use WMS enabled warehouses for most of our items, but have some offsite warehouses and a drop ship warehouse that are non WMS enabled and process through just fine, but with a default location.

You may need to create a default aisle etc to make that location, but that should just be one time setup.