Return Locations for Retail Stores | D365 for Retail

Hi Guys, In this blog, we are going to visit Return location functionality which is based on retail info codes. Any returned item at POS is not necessarily used in any other sales transaction and often goes into a defective/damage location. Prior to the introduction of Return location functionality, all sales and returns would go to the same location setup under the Warehouse master. Using the Retail info codes, cashiers can identify the reason for a return when a customer returns a purchase.

With the introduction of this feature, you can specify that returned products are assigned to different return locations in inventory based on the cashier’s response to info codes and reason codes that are displayed at the POS.

A return location can be a warehouse, a location within a warehouse, or even a particular pallet, depending on what inventory locations your organization has set up. You can map each return location to one or more info codes in Retail and reason codes in Sales and marketing.

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Retail shipping threshold discount | D365 for Retail

Hi Guys, In this blog, I would like to show you the freshly introduced Retail Discount which is “Retail shipping threshold discount”.  Plenty of time customer demands free shipping or discount on shipping. Sometimes these shipping discounts become more lucrative as compared to regular discounts when the price gap between the item price and the shipping cost is very low or It could be the desire to win is what draws shoppers.

Customers compare prices online or at the store, get the lowest prices, jump through the parking lots and queue where there is payoff vs. shopping in a store. The shipping charge negates that advantage, it effectively raises the total price paid and is like a “convenience tax.” You can get a regular discount at the store but finding one online doesn’t justify the shipping cost. That is why this feature is very important for Customer orders. Read More »

Hardware station installation and configuration | D365 for Retail

Hi Guys, Hope you are RetailDAXing. You might have read my earlier blog on Modern POS Installation on Windows Laptop.  In this blog, I would like to give you a brief walk-through on the installation and configuration of Hardware station.

In this illustration, I am using a Windows laptop with Windows 10 Enterprise license. This installation works with Win 10 pro and Enterprise but not Win 10 Home edition. So make sure your Windows laptop is either on these Windows edition.Read More »

Modern POS installation on Windows Laptop | D365 for Retail

Hi Guys, It’s been a long time since I have posted any blog. So, here is the first blog on D365 for Retail. I know I am very late on any blog on D365 but “Better late than Never“.

As all know, we no longer have Enterprise POS with D365 for Retail but we have 2 amazing POS UX – Cloud POS and Modern POS. In this blog, we will see the installation of Modern POS application with D365 for Retail. Modern POS a point-of-sale app for PCs, tablets, and phones. The modern POS includes the basics around the tender/transaction, but now also extends into a rich clienteling or assisted sales offering, as well as back-office capabilities at the employee’s fingertips. The power of this new modern POS is that it becomes much more than a Point of Sale experience – it is a customer engagement dashboard!

I would like to give you a brief walk-through on the installation and activation process of Modern POS. Follow below steps to install and activate Modern POS on Windows Laptop. In my case, I am using a Windows laptop with Windows 10 Enterprise license. This installation works with Win 10 pro and Enterprise but not Win 10 Home edition. So make sure your Windows laptop is either on these Windows edition.Read More »

ePOS | AX 2012 R3 | Declare starting amount using multiple currency

Hi Guys, Hope you are keeping up with RetailDAXing. In last few weeks I got many questions on “how to declare start amount in multiple currency“. Although this is not something which is provided out of box at POS, but I will show you how to achieve this with minor customization.
NOTE: We will only go through the functional side of this enhancement. You need to discuss this with your DEV team for Customization.

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Retail Configuration | Copy from Source to Destination environment in AX 2012 R3

Hi Guys,

In this blog, we are going to see, how can we copy different setups from one environment to another, without any development. You might have come across the different tool to transfer the data from Test to PROD environment, but here we will have a look at the most simple tool i.e “Definition group”.

With “Definition groups”, you can export a single table or group of tables (for a particular set of configuration), that can be directly imported in the destination environment. The “Definition groups” when exported create DAT and DEF file which is required at the time of import. However during import you only select the DAT file.Read More »

AX 2012 R3 Retail and eCommerce Licensing Guide

 Hi Guys, this blog post will provide you the information about the licensing for the Microsoft Dynamics AX for Retail R3 version. I found an interesting white paper on the licensing for Retail R3 and though of sharing with all those AX for Retail consultant who want to get some information on new and simplified pricing and licensing model specifically designed for retail and eCommerce configurations.

There are three separate licensing configurations for Retail R3:

  • Traditional Store (Brick and mortar store)
  • Mobile POS
  • eCommerce

There are basically 2 types of licensing models:

  • Server + CAL Licensing  – This licensing will be utilized by Traditional Store (Brick and mortar store) and Mobile POS.
  • Per Core Licensing – This licensing will be utilized by eCommerce

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