Application Design Details
The articles in this section contain detailed technical information about complex application features in Business Central.
Design details content is aimed at implementers, developers, and super users who need deeper insight to implement, customize, or set up the features in question.
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Understand mechanisms in the costing engine, such as costing method and cost adjustment, and which accounting principles they are designed for. | Design Details: Inventory Costing |
Learn about how the Adjust Cost - Item Entries batch job identifies and assigns a posting date to the value entries that the batch job is about to create. | Design Details: Posting Date on Adjustment Value Entry |
Learn about the design for storing and posting dimensions, including code examples on how to migrate and upgrade dimension code. | Design Details: Dimension Set Entries |
Learn how the planning system works and how to adjust the algorithms to meet planning requirements in different environments. | Design Details: Supply Planning |
Learn about central principles behind advanced and basic warehouse features and how they integrate with other supply chain features. | Design Details: Warehouse Management |
Learn about historic and the current design of item tracking functionality and how it integrates with the reservation system to include serial/lot numbers in availability calculations. | Design Details: Item Tracking |
Learn about the General Journal Posting Line feature. | Design Details: General Journal Post Line |
See Also
Planning
Managing Inventory Costs
Warehouse Management
Setting Up Complex Application Areas Using Best Practices
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