D365 F&O architecture
Enterprise ERP solution design, financial core structures, multi-company considerations and integration pipelines.
DynamicsTech brings together Salman Ahmad’s own articles on Finance, Project Accounting, Supply Chain and Electronic Reporting — written from his work as a Solutions Architect in Jeddah.
Salman Ahmad is an AI Solutions Specialist and D365 Applications Solution Architect. His profile connects corporate finance, Microsoft Dynamics 365 and applied AI, with a focus on end-to-end enterprise architecture.
At Dynamics Solution and Technology, his listed experience includes pre-sales and proof-of-concept work, solution design, delivery-team guidance, business analysis, implementation documentation, CRP sessions, UAT, training and go-live activities.
These are drawn from the expertise and responsibilities listed in Salman’s own profile — not client claims or performance promises.
Enterprise ERP solution design, financial core structures, multi-company considerations and integration pipelines.
The implementation cycle in D365 F&O refers to the series of steps and activities involved in deploying and configuring the system to meet the specific needs of an organization.
Capital allocation, advanced cost accounting, financial modelling and regulatory compliance frameworks.
Custom financial Copilots, retrieval-augmented systems over ERP data and workflow automation concepts.
Business analysis, FRD/Fit-Gap/FDD/SDD documentation, CRP, UAT scripts, user manuals, training and go-live support.
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Solution design and configuration insight across Finance, SCM, WMS and Project Accounting, informed by implementation and go-live experience.
Read the Charges guide
Inventory flow, replenishment and consumption concepts explained through Salman’s own Supply Chain and Inventory posts.
Read Replenishment Requisition
Electronic Reporting versions and menu items, electronic payments and e-invoicing topics reflected in Salman’s profile and articles.
Read Electronic Reporting Part 2
Project purchase-order creation methods — directly from a project, from a sales order and from item requirements — and when items are consumed.
Read Project Purchase Orders
CRP, UAT and user-training experience listed in Salman’s profile, supported by step-by-step technical guides written for practitioners.
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Charges In D365 F&O
As a Cost & Management Accountant, navigating the intricacies of costing can feel like a high-speed race against time. There's so much to discuss about costing mechanisms, but amidst the flurry of ongoing activities,…
Hi everyone, Lets explore some features available to create Purchase orders in D365 F&O for project accounting modules and when the items are consumed based on the process that you will use.
In dynamics 365 F&O following is the basic inventory flow:
Replenishment and consumption are two concepts often used in the context of inventory management or supply chain management.
Electronic Reporting| How to manage versions & use menu items | Part 2
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Salman Ahmad, Solutions Architect at Dynamics Solution and Technology in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The site publishes his own Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations posts.
The current articles cover Charges, CVP models, Project Purchase Orders, Inventory Accounting Models, Replenishment Requisition, Implementation Cycle, Electronic Reporting, Electronic Payments and Fixed Assets.
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