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Advanced operational control across your whole supply chain

For organizations that need more than basic operations, Econix implements and supports Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management — planning, procurement, inventory, warehousing, manufacturing, asset management and fulfillment, connected to Dynamics 365 Finance.

Serving organizations across Canada and the United States.

Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management showing Copilot work-line insights for warehouse operations
Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management — work-line insights / warehouse operations (official product interface)

When Operations Outgrow Basic Systems

Multi-site planning, advanced warehousing, real manufacturing and transportation quickly exceed what entry-level systems handle. Supply Chain Management brings planning, production, inventory, warehousing and fulfillment into one operational platform — with the visibility to act before problems reach the customer. It is built for organizations that need this depth of control.

From Plan to Fulfillment, Monitored Throughout

Supply Chain Management runs the full operational cycle — plan, source, make, store, move, fulfill and monitor — with Dynamics 365 Finance connected across every step so operations and financials stay in sync.

  1. PlanDemand and supply
  2. SourceProcurement
  3. MakeProduction
  4. StoreInventory and warehouse
  5. MoveTransportation
  6. FulfillOrder delivery
  7. MonitorVisibility and control

Ten Operational Capability Areas

From master planning and advanced warehousing to manufacturing, asset management, transportation and quality — configured by Econix to your operations.

Planning

Master planning and demand/supply coordination, including Planning Optimization for faster runs.

Procurement

Sourcing, purchase agreements, vendor collaboration and approvals feeding operations.

Inventory

Costing, availability, reservations and replenishment across sites and locations.

Warehousing

Advanced warehouse management — directed put-away, picking, and mobile execution.

Manufacturing

Discrete, process and lean production with BOMs, routings and resource scheduling.

Asset management

Maintenance requests, work orders and asset service history for equipment-heavy operations.

Transportation

Carrier selection, freight and route context connecting fulfillment to delivery.

Quality

Quality orders, tests and non-conformance handling across inbound and production.

Order fulfillment

Sales-order promising and delivery across multi-site, multi-warehouse operations.

Supply-chain visibility

Operational insight and Copilot-assisted summaries, extended with Power BI.

Discrete and Process Manufacturing, in the Product

Supply Chain Management supports both discrete and process manufacturing. Econix configures production-order control and production-floor execution to how your plant actually runs.

Discrete manufacturing — production-order control

The production-order workspace brings scheduling, item, quantity, delivery and status into one controlled view — with the ribbon actions to estimate, release, start and report orders as they move through the plant.

  • All production orders with schedule and status visibility
  • Estimate, release, start and report-as-finished actions
  • Item, quantity, delivery and reference context in one grid
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Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management list of scheduled production orders for discrete manufacturing.
Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management production-order workspace showing scheduled discrete-manufacturing orders and execution status.
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Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management production-floor management workspace for process manufacturing.
Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management production-floor workspace for process-manufacturing jobs, people and production execution.

Process manufacturing — production-floor execution

Production floor management coordinates the jobs, people and material behind process operations — extrusion, drying, mixing and filling — with the orders to release and the execution status the floor needs to keep moving.

  • Production orders to release and jobs to complete
  • Jobs, people and process operations coordinated on the floor
  • Execution visibility across extrusion, drying, mixing and filling

Operations and Finance on One Platform

Supply Chain Management and Dynamics 365 Finance share the same finance and operations foundation — operational transactions post straight to finance, with no separate integration to build or maintain. Reporting extends through Power BI.

Built for Operationally-Intensive Industries

Supply Chain Management fits organizations whose operations are core to the business — see how Econix approaches each.

How Econix Engages on Supply Chain Management

Assessment, implementation, rescue and optimization — delivered through one accountable engagement lifecycle.

One accountable engagement lifecycle

  1. Assess
    Understand current state
  2. Design
    Solution and roadmap
  3. Implement
    Build and configure
  4. Integrate
    Connect systems and data
  5. Secure
    Identity, access, protection
  6. Support & Optimize
    Managed improvement

Frequently Asked Questions

How is Supply Chain Management different from Business Central?

Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management is built for organizations that need advanced operational control — master planning, advanced warehouse management, richer manufacturing, asset management and transportation context — usually at larger scale and complexity. Business Central suits small and mid-sized organizations with lighter operational needs. Econix helps confirm which platform fits during an assessment.

How do Supply Chain Management and Finance work together?

Supply Chain Management and Dynamics 365 Finance share the same finance and operations platform, so operational transactions — purchase, production, inventory movements and fulfillment — post directly to finance without a separate integration. Many organizations run both together for connected operations and financial control.

Can Econix implement advanced warehouse management?

Yes. Econix implements Supply Chain Management warehouse capabilities from basic through advanced (directed) workflows — put-away, picking, cycle counting and mobile device execution — configured to your facility layout and operations.

Can Econix recover a troubled Supply Chain Management project?

Yes. Where planning, warehouse or manufacturing configuration went live with gaps, Econix runs a structured health check, stabilizes the areas causing manual workarounds, and rebuilds toward the intended design.

Can Econix supply Supply Chain Management licences as well as services?

Yes. As a Microsoft Cloud Solution Provider, Econix supplies and administers Dynamics 365 subscriptions alongside implementation and support — one accountable partner for both the licences and the system they run.

Ready to bring operations under control?

Talk to Econix about assessment, implementation, upgrades, licensing, recovery, and optimization for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management.

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