Say hello to Visual Tracking ๐
A view layer on Business Central for project manufacturers. Mgmt, planners, operators, purchasers, quality: each sees their part, live on every posting. No second system, no double-entry.
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Why we replaced one purchase date with five native BC fields, and why the buyer's Expected date survives BC's automatic recalculation: https://t.co/ex8ZmLgXBc
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Quality lives in Word documents until an auditor asks. VTS keeps NCRs linked to items, orders, and purchases in BC, so the trail is a click, not an archaeology project.
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"Where did this heat number end up?" VTS follows material from receipt through consumption to delivery via the item ledger, NCR links included. One click, not one afternoon with Excel. #MSDyn365BC#Manufacturing#QualityManagement#Traceability
Shop floor status without walking the floor. Operations, queues, and progress read straight from Business Central postings. No tablets to roll out, no second system to feed.
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VTS is not a second system. It reads the BC tenant you already run and turns postings into role-based views: management, planners, operators, purchasers, quality. Your data stays yours.
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Project margin shouldn't wait for month-end. Budget Revision keeps dated snapshots that update on every posting. A PM sees budget vs actuals live, per project, straight from BC data.
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The 16-week lead item with zero coverage hides in row 200 of your item list. VTS sorts demand, stock, and on-order by risk, so long-lead gaps surface while normal freight is still an option.
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PMs running projects on Business Central: how do you see project margin between month-ends? Honest question. We built Budget Revision because every answer we heard was "a spreadsheet".
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On the VTS timeline, red on a delivery means the delivery itself misses its date. A late part below shows as at-risk instead. One color, one meaning. Expand the tree to find the part that's behind.
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One PO date field answers four questions. What did we request? What did the supplier promise? When will it land? When does production need it? A VTS purchase line carries five dates, one answer each. Amber when promised and expected drift apart.
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