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Trade agreement journals in Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations (D365 F&O) enable you to manage pricing, discounts, and conditions for customers or vendors. One key feature that can make or break your pricing behavior is the “Find next” parameter. Let’s explore:  What “Find next” actually mean  How to set it up  Real-life use case  Screenshot to guide your navigation What Is the “Find next” Parameter? The “Find next” parameter controls whether D365 continues searching for additional applicable trade agreement lines after finding a match during a sales or purchase transaction. How It Works: Checked (Yes) : D365 continues searching for other applicable price or discount lines even after finding one match .   Unchecked (No) : D365 stops searching once a valid trade agreement line is found. This is particularly useful when multiple applicable discounts or pricing rules exist across different combinations (e.g...

Under-Delivery and Over-Delivery In real-world procurement and supply chain scenarios, vendors often deliver quantities that don’t exactly match what’s ordered. To accommodate such practical variances, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations (D365 F&O) provides powerful flexibility through under-delivery and over-delivery tolerances . Understanding how these tolerances work can streamline your receiving process, reduce manual corrections, and ensure smoother vendor relationships.   What Are Under-Delivery and Over-Delivery? Under-Delivery When a vendor delivers less than the ordered quantity , within an acceptable tolerance Over-Delivery When a vendor delivers more than the ordered quantity , within an allowed margin These tolerances define how much deviation from the ordered quantity is permitted during product receipt or invoice posting in D365.   How to Set Up Under-/Over-Delivery in D365 D365 lets you define tolerances either globally pe...