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Invoice Capture – Manage configuration group
In this configuration, we can choose the review condition and invoice capture header and line field that we will see during the process. Review condition After the reading, the Invoice capture gives a score at each field about estimating the correct reading. The review condition is the maximum score that each file can have to Read more
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Invoice capture – Enable parameters for invoice capture in D365FO
Go to: Accounts payable> Setup> Invoice capture. In D365FO we have to enable some invoice capture parameters. That’s regarding: Synced legal entity We decide here, which legal entity is on the perimeters of the integration. For each legal entity we can decide: Transfer attachment We select here if we want to transfer the file as Read more
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Invoice capture – Manage processing rules
The manage processing rules allow us to set some behavior following by the system: Processing Behavior during the processing: Derivation Derivation of information to apply in our invoice: Validation Control if the information inserted are correct: Read more
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Invoice Capture – Configuration mapping rules
In this configuration we map the value between the Invoice captured and D365FO. The values that we can map are: Elements can have several mapping conditions. During the decode, if at least one condition is satisfied, the system will do the mapping. In other words, It’s not requested that all conditions mapped satisfy the return Read more
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Start Power Apps and D365FO integration journey
Summary This article presents an overview of the integration between D365FO and Power Apps. When handling company requirements that differ from the standard, one alternative is implementing a Power Apps solution. However, throughout Power Apps implementation, we usually face two issues: 1) it’s not so simple to understand the pros and cons of implementing this Read more
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Leasing solution landscape
Architecture perspective The article aims to provide an architectural landscape of the leasing solution. First, we will review the solution’s components, explore the business process and give an overview of the migration strategies. You do not need to be a D365FO expert to understand these concepts. This article is simply an accelerator to becoming aware Read more
