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With the advent of Gamification and its evolution into the canvas of a commercial world, now the participation patterns can be monitored, and meaningful responses can be obtained from the desired segments. Reward points are the types of scoring mechanisms that you offer to your customers and these can be either redeemable or non-redeemable.
Today, we are going to look at one of the most important processes in Dynamics 365 F&S. This Blog post walks through configuring linked products. Linked products allows to offer additional products when a customer is buying an item – this is valid for Dynamics 365 Commerce (previously called Dynamics 365 Retail). This tutorial uses demo data, and assumes both products have already been created and released inside Dynamics 365 F&S.
A ‘Sales Quotation’ or business sale quote is a formal business document that allows a potential buyer/customer to view the cost involved in purchasing a specific service or product. It is generally used by suppliers or resellers to initiate a business transaction cycle. A professional ‘Sales Quotation’ contains an itemized list of products and services, stating the price per item, terms of sale and acceptable payment methods. Before making a purchase, sales quote is furnished at the request of a prospective buyer who is interested in knowing the cost of a certain product/service or both.
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In the previous blog post of this series, you have learned how to create a department and positions in Dynamics 365. In this series of blog posts, we will guide you to the technical and functional processes of worker creation, so you can get a deep understanding and knowledge of this process.
Today, we’re going to focus on one of the most important processes in the HR module application – create position. Positions are an important element of the lower level of an organization hierarchy, Position is the basic building block that helps form a hierarchy structure. Simply stated, a position is an individual instance of a job. For example, the position, “ERP Manager”. This just one of the positions associated to the job, “ERP Manager.” Positions exist in a department and are assigned to workers allocated to specific roles in an organization.
