My experiments with Microsoft Dynamics NAV

Business users would often ask me about the utility of In-Transit Location for Transfer Order functionality of Microsoft Dynamics NAV. My answer to them would be until the consignment reaches the destination (Transfer-to-Code) this feature provides information about its In-Transit status. This would serve a specific purpose of not letting people wait without information till the consignment is delivered from source Location (Transfer-form Code). After the release of Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2018 and Business Central we see an addition to this Transfer Order functionality in the form of the Direct Transfer feature. Let us suppose the transit time between source and destination location is less, then business user can directly show a material transfer between two locations with out showing the transit period. Further to this the In-Transit Location is no longer mandatory for the business users. they can enable it if the estimated transit duration is long. Otherwise only the Direct T

Instructions to follow: Introduced Functionality: ** Enhancement in existing functionality of previous versions: ++ Available as Standard functionality: YES Not Available: NO Feature Type NAV 2017 NAV 2018 Business Central Licensing Dynamics NAV Starter Pack and Extended Pack Dynamics NAV Starter Pack and Extended Pack D365 Business Central Essential and Premium Updates Updates based on annual version release Updates based on annual version release Constantly updated on monthly Basis MIGRATION, WORK-FLOW, INTEGRATION & TECHNICAL Migration from QuickBooks NO ** YES Assisted Setup ** ++ YES Microsoft Flow Integration NO ** YES Office 365 Integration ** YES YES Image Analyzer NO ** YES Cortana Intelligence ** YES YES Task Scheduler