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Connect procurement, production, warehousing, and transportation in one AI-powered platform. Folio3 provides end-to-end consulting, implementation, migration, and support services for mid-market and enterprise organizations deploying Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management.
Most supply chain failures are not caused by external disruption alone. They are the predictable outcome of operating on systems that were not built to work together.
When inventory data, production status, supplier lead times, and warehouse capacity live in separate systems, decisions rely on reports that are hours or days behind reality. The cost shows up in stockouts, overstock, and service failures.
Microsoft ended mainstream support for Dynamics AX in 2021. Organizations still running AX, NAV, or GP are operating without security patches and on platforms that cannot be meaningfully extended to meet modern requirements.
A separate WMS, a separate TMS, a standalone MRP system, each with its own integration to maintain. Every vendor update is a potential breakage. The cost of keeping fragmented systems synchronized scales with business complexity.
Demand forecasting in spreadsheets, production scheduling by tribal knowledge, supplier communication by email. Manual processes cannot scale and concentrate risk in individuals.
Folio3 deploys and configures the full Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management module set, from core planning and procurement through advanced warehouse and transportation operations.
Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management provides AI-powered demand sensing and planning tools that replace spreadsheet forecasting with machine learning models built on your transaction history and external signals.
Automate and control the full procurement lifecycle, from purchase requisition and vendor selection through purchase order approval, receipt, and invoice matching.
A production-grade WMS natively embedded in the same platform as procurement, production, sales, and finance, eliminating the integration overhead of a standalone system.
Maintain accurate, real-time inventory positions across multiple warehouses, legal entities, and sites with advanced costing methods and automated replenishment.
Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management supports discrete, process, and lean manufacturing models within a single platform, enabling coordinated execution from production order creation through finished goods receipt.
Connect outbound warehouse operations directly to carrier management, freight rating, load planning, and shipment execution in a single workspace.
Maintain production equipment, facilities, and fleet assets with preventive scheduling, work order management, and IoT-driven predictive maintenance to reduce unplanned downtime.
Copilot is embedded directly in the platform. It surfaces recommendations, drafts communications, and flags exceptions across the modules your team already uses.
Real-time recommendations from production and sales data for faster planning decisions.
Identifies overloaded work centers and suggests alternate shifts or adjusted priorities.
Order requests, follow-ups, and escalations drafted automatically in context.
Stock availability summaries with reorder recommendations aligned to current demand signals.
Folio3 covers every stage of the Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management lifecycle, from initial implementation through ongoing support and continuous improvement.
Understand exactly where your current environment falls short and what Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management would realistically change for your operation, before committing to a full implementation.
Current state review of your system landscape, pain points, and integration requirements.
Gap analysis against Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management capabilities for your industry.
Scoped implementation roadmap with realistic timeline and budget range. No obligation to proceed.
Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management is the designated cloud successor for Dynamics AX, with significant functional overlap that makes the transition more structured than a full re-implementation. Folio3 has completed migrations from all three platforms with full data preservation and zero production downtime on go-live.
Folio3 provides a full spectrum of services including consulting, deployment, migration, training, and user support. Our teams work alongside you at every step with 24/7 global support to help you navigate any challenges along the journey.
With over two decades of experience, our team of 150+ certified Microsoft professionals brings in-depth knowledge of the Dynamics 365 platform, ensuring a seamless implementation and configuration experience.
Deep domain expertise in manufacturing, agriculture, retail, and distribution enables Folio3 to build tailored solutions that serve your specific operational workflows. Our ability to customize integrations, modules, and processes is a core differentiator.
A strong portfolio of successful implementations across 20+ years is a testament to our reputation for delivering results and serving as a trusted partner for digital transformation.
Start with a conversation. Folio3's supply chain consultants will assess your current environment, answer your questions, and recommend a realistic path forward.
Gold Microsoft Dynamics partner with manufacturing customers across discrete, process, food, and industrial sectors.
Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management is built for mid-market and enterprise manufacturers and distributors with multi-site operations, while Dynamics 365 Business Central is built for small and mid-sized businesses with simpler supply chains. Supply Chain Management adds multi-site production planning, advanced warehouse and transportation management, freight reconciliation, and AI-driven demand forecasting at scale. If you run multiple plants, distribution centers, or logistics networks, Supply Chain Management is usually the better fit.
A Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management implementation typically takes three to six months for core modules in a single legal entity, and nine to eighteen months for multi-site or multi-country rollouts with complex integrations. The timeline depends on the modules deployed, data migration complexity, third-party integrations, and the number of sites. Folio3 Dynamics sets a project-specific timeline during a discovery phase, before any commitment.
Migrating from Dynamics AX to Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management follows six steps: current state assessment, gap analysis, data migration planning, configuration of the new environment, parallel testing, and go-live cutover. Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management and Dynamics 365 Finance together are the cloud successors to Dynamics AX, so much of the functionality carries over. Folio3 Dynamics has migrated AX 2009 and AX 2012 customers with historical transactions, BOMs, routings, and lot traceability preserved.
Yes, Dynamics NAV and Dynamics GP users can move to Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, though Dynamics 365 Business Central is the more common path for smaller NAV and GP customers. Supply Chain Management makes sense when operations have outgrown a mid-market ERP, for example multiple plants, complex warehousing, or transportation management needs. Folio3 Dynamics migrates NAV and GP data to either platform and confirms the right fit during assessment.
You reduce the risk of a failed Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management implementation by setting scope after discovery, configuring for your industry, and holding go-live until users have tested and trained. Most failed ERP projects trace back to a gap in one of those three areas. Folio3 Dynamics starts every project with a paid discovery phase and a written scope, and runs a troubled implementation practice for projects already in trouble.
Post-go-live support for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management covers break-fix resolution, configuration changes, Microsoft update testing, user training, and advisory help on operational questions. Folio3 Dynamics provides both technical and functional support on reactive or proactive models, depending on how much capability your internal team has.
Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management is used by discrete manufacturers, process manufacturers, food and beverage producers, pharmaceutical companies, wholesale distributors, third-party logistics providers, and industrial equipment companies. Folio3 Dynamics deploys it across all of these industries and applies industry-specific configuration from the start of each engagement rather than adapting a generic setup after go-live.
Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management is best integrated with e-commerce platforms, marketplaces, EDI providers, and logistics systems through an integration platform rather than point-to-point custom middleware. Folio3 Dynamics uses Burq, Folio3's own iPaaS, which keeps connections running when either system updates. Burq includes pre-built connectors for major platforms, and Folio3 builds custom connectors for systems not already covered.
Yes, Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management includes warehouse management and transportation management natively, in the same system as procurement, production, sales, and finance. Warehouse management covers directed put-away and picking, wave planning, license plate tracking, yard management, and cycle counting. Transportation management covers carrier rates, load planning, routing, freight reconciliation, and shipment tracking, so there is no separate WMS or TMS to maintain.
Yes, Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management includes AI-driven demand forecasting that uses your transaction history and external signals. It also provides a sales and operations planning workbench, master planning with real-time exception management, and scenario modeling. Copilot in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management adds demand sensing recommendations and flags overloaded work centers.
Yes, Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management supports discrete, process, and lean manufacturing in one system. It handles multi-level bills of materials, batch and formula management, routing and work center capacity planning, production order execution, and kanban replenishment, so mixed-mode manufacturers can run all production on a single platform.
Yes, Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management tracks lot and serial numbers across inventory and warehouse operations, supporting compliance and recall management in food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and other regulated industries. It also includes license plate and location tracking, quality orders, and non-conformance processing. Folio3 Dynamics preserves existing lot history when migrating from Dynamics AX, NAV, or GP.
