What's new or changed in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management 10.0.31 (February 2023)

This article lists features that are either new or changed in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management version 10.0.31. This version has a build number of 10.0.1406 and is available on the following schedule:

• Preview of release: October 2022
• General availability of release (self-update): January 2023
• General availability of release (auto-update): February 2023

Features included in this release

The following table lists the features that are included in this release. We might update this article to include features that were added to the build after this article was originally published.

Feature area	Feature	More information	Enabled by
Planning	Consider sales quotations in Planning Optimization	Plans based on quotations and RFQs	Enabled by default
Planning	Leverage supply forecasts in Planning Optimization	Master planning with supply forecasts	Enabled by default
Planning	Use batch disposition codes in Planning Optimization	Use batch disposition codes to mark batches as available or unavailable	Enabled by default
Planning	Use finite material scheduling in Planning Optimization	Finite capacity planning and scheduling	Feature management: Finite material scheduling for Planning Optimization.
Procurement	Assess supply risks to prevent supply chain disruptions	Supply risk assessment overview	Feature management: Assess supply risks to prevent supply chain disruptions
Procurement	Source products and materials from multiple vendors	Source products and materials from multiple vendors	Feature management: Source products and materials from multiple vendors using Planning Optimization
Product information management	Display product info in user's language	Show translated product names and descriptions in the UI	Feature management: Display product info in user’s language
Warehouse management	Auto-submit detour steps for the Warehouse Management mobile app	Configure detours for steps in mobile device menu items	Feature management Auto-submit detour steps for the Warehouse Management mobile app
Warehouse management	Guided warehouse implementation experience	Get started with setting up the Warehouse management module Test location directives with acceptance tests	Enabled by default
Warehouse management	Optimize warehousing setup with Application Insights	Enable warehousing telemetry with Application Insights Monitor Warehouse Management usage and performance	Feature management Operational insights
Warehouse management	Pack shipments with the Warehouse Management mobile app	Packing containers with the Warehouse Management mobile app Example scenario – Pack containers with the Warehouse Management mobile app Container label layouts and printing	Feature management Pack containers using the Warehouse Management mobile app
Additional languages available	Four additional languages are available	Four new languages are available for user selection in the preferred language list: Korean, Portuguese (Portugal), Vietnamese, and Chinese (Traditional). To select this option, go to User options > Preferences > Language and country/region preference.	Localized preferences

Feature enhancements included in this release

The following table lists the feature enhancements that are included in this release. Each of these enhancements provides an incremental improvement to an existing feature. Because they are only enhancements, they aren't listed in the release plan. However, to ensure that these enhancements won't conflict with your existing customizations or preferences, each of them is turned off by default (unless otherwise noted).

If you want to turn any of these features on or off, you must do so in feature management.

Module	Feature name in feature management	More information
Master planning	Restart and resume logic for the forecast generation batch process.	This feature enables the forecast generation batch process to be restarted or resumed after an infrastructure failure occurs.
Production control	Enable use of a numpad in the sign-in page	This feature lets admins add a numpad control to the sign-in page for production floor execution. Workers can then sign in by using the numpad to enter their badge ID or personal number.
Sales and marketing	Settle customer payment deductions using the matching invoice	This feature adds an option that lets you settle customer payment deductions by using the invoice that is selected for each deduction. When you use this option, the system automatically settles deduction transactions by using the matching invoice, if an open balance exists for that invoice. Otherwise, the deduction isn't automatically settled. If you don't use this option, the system settles deduction transactions by using the open amount for payment invoices, as was the standard behavior in Supply Chain Management version 10.0.24 and earlier. This feature adds a new Settle customer payment deductions field to the Accounts receivable parameters page. Set this field to Match to invoice to use the new functionality. Set it to Match to open payments to use the previous behavior. By default, when you first enable this feature, the Settle customer payment deductions field is set to Match to invoice (that is, the new behavior is used). The Match to open payments option is provided mainly to support legacy integration scenarios.
Transportation management	Generate data manually on voyage editor	This feature lets you manually generate data for the Voyage editor page as it's required. Because data is no longer generated each time that a filter value is changed, this feature helps improve system performance and the user experience.
Warehouse management	Location directive scopes	This feature gives you more flexibility when you design location directives, and it helps reduce redundant configurations. It adds a Scopes option to the Location directives page. This option replaces the previous Multiple SKU option. Whereas the Multiple SKU option can be set only to Yes or No, the Scopes option provides not only those two settings (through the Single item and Multiple items values) but also two more (through the Single item or order and All values). For more information, see Work with location directives.

New and updated documentation resources

We have recently added or significantly updated the following help articles. These articles aren't necessarily related to the new features that were added for this release, as listed in the previous sections. However, they might help you get more out of existing features.

Feature area	New or updated articles
Master planning	Master planning for products with limited shelf life Run planning for a subset of items
Warehouse management	Manually handle sales and transfer line picking exceptions

Additional resources

Platform updates for Finance and Operations apps

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management 10.0.31 includes platform updates. To learn more, see Platform updates for version 10.0.31 of Finance and Operations apps (February 2023).

Bug fixes

For information about the bug fixes included in each of the updates that are part of version 10.0.31, sign in to Microsoft Dynamics Lifecycle Services and view the KB article.

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Removed and deprecated Supply Chain Management features

The Removed or deprecated features in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management article describes features that have been or are scheduled to be removed or deprecated for Supply Chain Management.

• A removed feature is no longer available in the product.
• A deprecated feature is not in active development and may be removed in a future update.

Before any feature is removed from the product, the deprecation notice will be announced in the Removed or deprecated features in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management article 12 months prior to the removal.

For breaking changes that only affect compilation time, but are binary compatible with sandbox and production environments, the deprecation time will be less than 12 months. Typically, these are functional updates that need to be made to the compiler.