The supply chain has to be fast and resilient today, while data is scattered and late
Operations run under the pressure of variable demand, supply-side risk, and expectations around deadlines. Scattered systems and historical data only make it harder, and the cost of these limitations is measurable.
- Demand forecasts based on historical data. Without market signals and AI, the plan diverges from real demand, causing shortages or surpluses.
- Planning detached from real capacity. When the plan does not account for production capacity and material availability, deadlines become unrealistic.
- No real-time stock visibility. Scattered inventory makes deadline promises harder and ties up capital in excess stock.
- Warehouse and production on manual processes. Paper, manual scanning, and separate systems lower efficiency and multiply errors.
- Procurement and supplier communication run reactively. Manual confirmations, order changes, and a lack of early risk signals slow the response.
- The risk of disruption detected too late. Information about a problem arrives when it is already affecting deliveries and production.
One operational system: from demand to delivery
Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management is an ERP-class application in the finance and operations family, covering demand and supply planning, production, the warehouse, inventory, procurement, and asset management. It runs on a shared platform and data with Dynamics 365 Finance, on a continuous-update model (One Version), with Copilot and AI agents built into the processes. Instead of connecting separate tools for planning, the warehouse, and purchasing, you run operations in one environment.
The value comes down to three outcomes:
- Planning closer to real demand and real capacity.
- Real-time visibility of inventory and operations.
- Proactive risk and supplier management with AI.
This is what sets a modern operational system apart from a set of connected applications.
What Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management delivers, in terms of value
Demand and supply planning
Demand planning with forecasts, in-memory supply planning, and Planning Optimization with delivery-date protection (capable-to-promise).
Value:
A plan closer to real demand and real capacity, with reliable dates.
Manufacturing and asset management
Support for different production modes and maintenance focused on machine availability and performance.
Value:
Greater production flexibility and higher machine uptime.
Warehouse
Warehouse management with a mobile app and AI-assisted picking, stock balancing, and scanning.
Value:
A faster, more accurate warehouse with fewer errors.
Inventory and delivery promises
Real-time inventory visibility (Inventory Visibility), level optimisation, and more accurate delivery promises.
Value:
Less frozen capital and more reliable dates for customers.
Procurement and supplier collaboration
Procurement from need to payment, with a supplier communication agent (Supplier Communication Agent) and Copilot for order changes.
Value:
Less manual work in purchasing and faster, better-documented communication.
Resilience, AI, and agents
Copilot monitors risk signals and predicts delays, and custom agents are built on ERP data, including through MCP.
Value:
Risk caught earlier and more processes handled automatically.
Who Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management is for
For organisations with complex operations: manufacturers, distributors, and companies with an extensive warehouse and procurement, especially those operating across multiple plants and countries.
Products that help us drive change
We don't just deploy standalone applications; we implement a cohesive suite of Microsoft solutions - from Dynamics 365 and the Power Platform to advanced analytics and AI - tailored to your specific goals. Everything runs on a unified data foundation, meaning information entered once works across your entire organization, while AI supports your processes exactly where the work happens.
See how we transform tech companies
BBK
BUUK Infrastructure
Eton Shirts
CTDI
Exterion Media
Georg UTZ
WPP
Westfield
TERG
S&P Polska
Saller Polbau
OSTP
Nicols
New Yorker
NCC
Global Advertising Holding
What Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management delivers
- A plan closer to real demand. Fewer shortages and surpluses.
- Reliable delivery dates. Planning tied to real capacity and protection of confirmed dates.
- Real-time visibility of inventory and operations. Decisions are made on current data.
- A faster and more accurate warehouse. Automation and AI reduce errors and shorten picking time.
- Proactive risk and supplier management. Risk signals and communication arrive before a problem grows.
- Lower total cost of ownership (TCO) and a shorter time to go-live. One platform with Finance, plus ANEGIS accelerators and methodology, shorten the path to operation.
Let's see how Dynamics 365 can transform your business
We implement, develop, and maintain Microsoft systems: from finance and operations to data and AI. Let’s start with a free consultation about your current situation.
Why entrust the Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management implementation to us
- We specialise in Dynamics 365. Operations and finance are our specialty, not a side area.
- We implement complex operations. Production, the warehouse, and procurement in organisations operating across multiple plants and countries.
- One platform with finance. We implement Supply Chain Management and Finance coherently, on shared data.
- Polish compliance and reach in Poland and the United Kingdom. We run local implementations and rollouts spanning multiple countries.
- Proven project delivery, all the way to project recovery. We implement using a methodology based on Success by Design, with risk control, and if needed we take over and recover at-risk projects (project recovery).
FAQs
Do you have to implement Supply Chain Management together with Finance?
Not always, but both applications run on one platform and shared data, so a coherent implementation with Finance gives a full picture of costs and operations. We match the scope to your needs.
Can you implement the warehouse on its own?
Yes. Warehouse management can be deployed in a warehouse-focused option, even when the core ERP comes from another vendor. We set the scope at the assessment stage.
What value do AI and agents bring in the supply chain?
Better forecasts with Demand planning, early risk signals and delay prediction through Copilot, automated supplier communication through the Supplier Communication Agent, and custom agents on ERP data. The range of AI features grows with each release wave.
Will it handle manufacturing across multiple plants and countries?
Yes. Multiple plants, warehouses, currencies, and localisations, and in Poland KSeF and JPK on the Finance side.
Where do you start with Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management?
With an assessment of operational processes and data as part of the pre-implementation audit, which points to the scope and sequence of the implementation.
Looking for a Microsoft partner? Let's talk about your project
Work with a team that has delivered implementations and projects for dozens of companies. Schedule an introductory call and see:
How to tailor Dynamics 365 to your company's processes, rather than the other way around
Which areas are worth automating to save time and reduce costs
Here is the step-by-step implementation process with Anegis: from analysis to post-launch support
