Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R2 Retail

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CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION	7
BASIC INFORMATION	7
FURTHER INFORMATION	8
CHAPTER 2: MAIN FUNCTIONALITY	9
OBJECTIVES	9
INTRODUCTION	9
ITEMS	9
PRICE CONTROL	10
VARIANTS	11
INFOCODES	12
LABEL PRINTING	12
LINKED ITEMS	12
RETAIL POS PROFILES	12
DISTRIBUTION LOCATIONS	12
STORES	13
TENDER TYPES	13
INCOME AND EXPENSE ACCOUNTS	13
SECTIONS AND SHELVES	13
RETAIL POS TERMINALS	13
STAFF	13
CUSTOMER	14
TRANSACTION INFORMATION	14
EXCHANGING DATA BETWEEN POINT OF SALE AND STORES	14
MANUAL DATA EXCHANGE	14
ACTIONS	14
END OF DAY PROCEDURES	14
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE - OVERVIEW	16
CHAPTER 3: RETAIL HEADQUARTERS SETUP AND REQUIREMENTS	9
OBJECTIVES	17
INTRODUCTION	17
RETAIL HEADQUARTERS	17
CHECKLIST FOR STARTING RETAIL HEADQUARTERS	19
RETAIL PARAMETERS	19
LOCALIZED SEED DATA	21
NUMBERING PRINCIPLES	22
INTRODUCTION TO DATA DISTRIBUTION	24
CONCLUSION	26
LAB 3.1 – SETTING UP A NEW DISTRIBUTION GROUP	26
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE - RETAIL HEADQUARTERS SETUP AND REQUIREMENTS	26
CHAPTER 4: STORE SETUP	28
OBJECTIVES	28
INTRODUCTION	28
CHECKLIST FOR STORE SETUP	31
CONCLUSION	31
LAB 4.1 – SETTING UP A NEW STORE	31
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE - STORE SETUP	33
CHAPTER 5: INVENTORY SETUP AND MANAGEMENT	35
OBJECTIVES	35
INTRODUCTION	35
CHECKLIST FOR INVENTORY SETUP	37
RETAIL ITEMS	38
LANGUAGE SPECIFIC ITEM DESCRIPTIONS	40
ITEM HIERARCHY	41
ASSORTMENTS	45
VARIANTS	46
ITEM LINKING	48
UNITS OF MEASURE	51
COMPARISON PRICES	53
COMPETITORS	53
SECTIONS AND SHELVES	54
RETAIL ITEM PRINTINGS	54
ITEM LIFE CYCLE	57
CONCLUSION	58
LAB 5.1 – SETTING UP AN ITEM	58
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE - INVENTORY SETUP AND MANAGEMENT	60
CHAPTER 6: PRICE MANAGEMENT	62
OBJECTIVES	62
INTRODUCTION	62
PRICES SET AT RETAIL HEADQUARTERS	62
MANUAL PRICE CHANGES AT POS	64
PERIODIC OFFERS	64
LAB 6.1 – BLACK FRIDAY DISCOUNTS	72
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE - PRICE MANAGEMENT	73
CHAPTER 7: BAR CODE MANAGEMENT	75
OBJECTIVES	75
INTRODUCTION	75
BAR CODE MASKS	76
BAR CODE CHECKING	80
BAR CODE/PLU REGISTRATION	81
BAR CODE/PLU REGISTRATION	81
CONCLUSION	84
LAB 7.1 – CREATING AN IN-HOUSE BAR CODE	84
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE - BAR CODES	86
CHAPTER 8: STATEMENTS	87
OBJECTIVES	87
INTRODUCTION	87
SETUP/CONFIGURATION	88
PROCESSES	91
RECEIPTS	96
VIEWING TRANSACTIONS	97
VIEWING POS BATCHES	97
CONCLUSION	98
LAB 8.1 – POSTING A STATEMENT FOR STORE 10	98
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE - STORE MANAGEMENT	99
APPENDIX A: CHANGES AND NEW FEATURES	100
APPENDIX B: SETUP AND CONFIGURATION	102
APPENDIX C: LOCATIONS OF FORMS AND FUNCTIONALITY	104
CHAPTER 9: INFOCODES	107
OBJECTIVES	107
INTRODUCTION	107
INFORMATION SUBCODES	107
INFOCODE LINKING	107
SETTING UP INFOCODES	108
INFOCODE ASSIGNMENT	109
CONCLUSION	113
LAB 9.1 – CREATE AN INFOCODE	113
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE - INFOCODES	114
CHAPTER 10: ITEM IMPORT	116
OBJECTIVES	116
INTRODUCTION	116
IMPORT SETUP	117
VENDORS	117
IMPORTED FILES	122
ITEM IMPORT JOURNALS	125
CONCLUSION	129
LAB 10.1 ITEM VALIDATION RULES FOR ITEM IMPORTER	129
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE - ITEM IMPORT	131
CHAPTER 11: REPLENISHMENT	132
OBJECTIVES	132
INTRODUCTION	132
ITEM PACKAGE	132
SIZE, COLOR AND STYLE CURVE	132
Purchase Order Using Color/Size/Style Curve	133
LOCATION REPLENISHMENT GROUPS	134
REPLENISHMENT RULES	134
CROSS DOCKING	135
BUYERS PUSH	138
CONCLUSION	140
LAB 11.1 – REPLENISHMENT – CURVES AND CROSS DOCKING	140
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE - REPLENISHMENT	143
CHAPTER 12: TABLE DISTRIBUTION	145
OBJECTIVES	145
INTRODUCTION	145
DATA DISTRIBUTION BASICS	145
DATA DISTRIBUTION GROUPS IN RETAIL AX	147
CONFIGURING TABLE DISTRIBUTION	153
LAB 12.1 – STORE-SPECIFIC PRICE CHANGE	155
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE - TABLE DISTRIBUTION	159
CHAPTER 13: COMMERCE SERVICES	160
OBJECTIVE	160
INTRODUCTION	160
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE – COMMERCE SERVICES	164
CHAPTER 14: REPORTS	165
OBJECTIVES	165
INTRODUCTION	165
INQUIRIES	165
REPORTS	167
LAB 14.1 – GETTING LIST OF ITEMS WHICH ARE ABOUT TO GET OBSOLETE	168
TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE – REPORTS	169
CHAPTER 15: LOCALE SPECIFIC FEATURES	180
FISCAL BOOKS	180
FISCAL FRAMEWORK	181
GLS-CONS	181
GLS-EE	184
CHAPTER 16: RETAIL POS, STORE CONNECT & TRANSACTION SERVICE	185
OBJECTIVES	185
INTRODUCTION	185
PART I: POS LAYOUT AND RECEIPT DESIGN	185
CREATE A BUTTON GRID	186
CHANGE EXISTING BUTTON GRID	189
SALES BUTTON	190
PAYMENT BUTTONS	191
ACTION BUTTONS	192
MENUS	193
POS DESIGN	195
LAB 17.1 – SETTING UP A NEW BUTTON GRID FOR QUICK SALE	200
PART II: CONNECTING MICROSOFT DYNAMICS® AX FOR RETAIL HEADQUARTERS AND RETAILPOS	201
CONNECTIONS: REQUIREMENTS	201
CONNECTIONS: SYSTEM OVERVIEW	201
CONNECTIONS: MICROSOFT DYNAMICS® AX FOR RETAIL INSTALLATIONS	203
CONNECTIONS: TERMINAL INSTALLATIONS	203
CONNECTIONS: TESTING ALL CONNECTIONS	204
CONNECTIONS: SENDING DEMO DATA MICROSOFT DYNAMICS® AX FOR RETAIL TO RETAIL POS	208
PART III: SCHEDULER JOBS	210
SCHEDULER SUBJOBS	210
SCHEDULER JOB	212
DISTRIBUTION RESTRICTION OPTIONS FOR A JOB	214
RUNNING SCHEDULER JOBS USING THE BATCH FRAMEWORK	215
RETAIL POS CONFIGURATION FILE	217
CONNECTIONS: UPLOADING SALES DATA FROM RETAIL POS TO MICROSOFT DYNAMICS® AX FOR RETAIL	219
CONNECTIONS: USE THE TRANSACTION SERVICE FROM RETAIL POS	221
PART IV: RETAIL TRANSACTION SERVICE	221
RETAIL TRANSACTION SERVICE: REQUIREMENTS	222
RETAIL TRANSACTION SERVICES: CONNECTION CONFIGURATION	222
RETAIL TRANSACTION SERVICE: SALES ORDERS	223
RETAIL TRANSACTION SERVICE: SALES INVOICES	227
RETAIL TRANSACTION SERVICE: CUSTOMER VALIDATION	230
RETAIL TRANSACTION SERVICE: INVENTORY LOOKUP	232
RETAIL TRASACTION SERVICE: STOCK COUNTING	234
RETAIL TRANSACTION SERVICE: PURCHASE ORDER AND TRANSFER ORDERS	235
RETAIL TRANSACTION SERVICE: CENTRALIZED RETURNS	236
RETAIL TRANSACTION SERVICE: STAFF VALIDATION	238
RETAIL TRANSACTION SERVICE: CREDIT MEMO (CREDIT VOUCHER)	241
RETAIL TRANSACTION SERVICE: GIFT CARD	243
RETAIL TRANSACTION SERVICE: LOYALTY	246
TROUBLESHOOTING	247
CONCLUSION	248
QUICK INTERACTION: LESSONS LEARNED	249
APPENDIX A – BUTTON ACTIONS	250

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