Your Supply Chain Runs on Spreadsheets and Everyone Knows It.
Demand plans live in Excel. Purchase decisions depend on who has been there longest. Inventory numbers are directionally correct at best. Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management connects planning, procurement, production, warehousing, and fulfillment on one platform — with AI and Copilot doing the work your planners currently do by hand. Qixas implements it around how your operation actually runs, not how a demo says it should.
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Sound familiar?
Sound Familiar?
Most supply chains don't fail dramatically. They leak — a stockout here, an expedite fee there, a planner spending Friday rebuilding a forecast by hand.
You find out about problems too late to fix them
A supplier slips a delivery date and nobody knows until the line stops. By the time the issue surfaces in a report, the expedite freight has already been booked.
Too much of the wrong inventory, not enough of the right
Working capital is tied up in slow movers while your best sellers go on backorder. Safety stock is a number someone set years ago and nobody has revisited.
Planning is a spreadsheet ritual, not a process
MRP runs overnight — if it finishes. Demand plans are rebuilt manually every cycle, and sales, finance, and operations each work from a different version of the truth.
You can't promise a delivery date and mean it
Order promising is guesswork because on-hand, in-transit, and in-production quantities live in different systems. Customers hear an estimate; you hope it holds.
The platform
What Is Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management?
Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management is Microsoft's enterprise platform for running the physical side of a business — forecasting demand, sourcing materials, manufacturing product, storing it, and getting it to the customer. It unifies planning, procurement, production, warehousing, transportation, and asset maintenance on one data model, with AI agents and Copilot embedded in the day-to-day work rather than bolted on top.
AI-Driven Demand Planning
Improve forecast accuracy using built-in AI, your own machine learning models, and external market signals. Planners collaborate on consensus forecasts in Microsoft Teams instead of emailing spreadsheets back and forth.
Procurement & Sourcing
Surface purchase risk from historical supplier performance, apply negotiated pricing automatically through purchase policies, and use Copilot to assess order changes and route approvals without manual chasing.
Manufacturing Execution
Run discrete, process, and lean manufacturing side by side. Real-time shop floor views, MES data integration, and detailed production costing give you throughput and margin visibility on the same screen.
Warehouse Management
Directed put-away, wave and load planning, mobile scanning, and robotics integration. Warehouse management-only mode lets you modernize a distribution centre without replacing your existing ERP first.
Intelligent Order Fulfillment
Distributed order management picks the right fulfillment location using on-hand, in-transit, and future availability — so you can promise a delivery date backed by real inventory and real transportation data.
Asset Management
Predictive, preventive, corrective, and condition-based maintenance on business-critical equipment. Sensor data and anomaly detection push equipment effectiveness up and unplanned downtime down.
Core capabilities
Supply Chain Capabilities We Implement
You do not need all of it on day one. We start with the module that stops the biggest leak, prove it in production, then expand.
Supply Chain Planning
Forecast demand, plan supply, and set inventory policy on evidence instead of instinct. Demand planning and the planning optimization engine replace the overnight MRP batch with runs you can execute during a working conversation.
Outcomes
Where the Money Actually Shows Up
Typical improvement ranges for mid-market and upper mid-market operations after a properly scoped rollout. We size your specific numbers during the assessment.
Lower inventory carrying cost
Dynamic buffers replace static safety stock
Full MRP run time
Planning Optimization instead of overnight batches
Fewer expedite and stockout events
Earlier signal on supplier and demand variance
Typical payback period
Driven by working capital and freight, not licence savings
Why Qixas
Supply Chain Projects Fail on Data and Process, Not Software
Supply Chain Management is a deep product, and that depth is exactly where implementations go wrong. Item masters get migrated dirty. Warehouse flows get configured to match the manual, not the building. Planning parameters get set to defaults and never tuned, so planners quietly go back to Excel within six months. Qixas has spent two decades in Microsoft ERP for operational businesses — we know which decisions matter in week two and which ones you can defer.
Dirty master data? We profile items, BOMs, routings, and vendor records before migration and tell you what has to be cleaned versus what can be archived
Over-scoped rollout? We phase by business pain — warehouse first, or planning first — and get something into production before the momentum dies
Planners drifting back to Excel? We tune planning parameters against your real demand history and train planners on exception management, not screen navigation
Warehouse flows that fight the building? We walk the floor and configure put-away, picking, and replenishment to match how your DC physically works
Business Central already in place? We assess honestly whether Supply Chain Management is the right move or whether extending Business Central serves you better
Integration sprawl? We connect EDI, carriers, MES, and e-commerce through supported patterns so upgrades don't break your interfaces
Ready to stop paying for inventory you can't see?
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions, Answered
What is the difference between Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management and Business Central?
Can we implement only the warehouse module?
How long does a Supply Chain Management implementation take?
Does it integrate with Dynamics 365 Finance?
How do the AI agents and Copilot features actually help?
Ready to Connect Demand to Delivery?
Talk to a Qixas consultant about where your supply chain is leaking working capital — and what a properly scoped Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management rollout would actually cost and return.