A pharmaceutical company must track each package of a medication with a unique serial number for traceability. The company also needs to include the GTIN in the bar code. What should you configure?

Create a bar code setup that includes the GTIN and a serial number component.

Use the GTIN as the bar code and ignore serial numbers.

Assign the serial number to the product's default order settings.

Create a separate product for each serial number.

A beverage distributor sells the same 500 ml bottle of water in single units, 6-packs, and 24-bottle cases. Each packaging level must have a unique bar code and a GTIN for retail scanning. The company also needs to convert between units (each, 6-pack, case) for purchasing and sales. What should you configure on the released product?

Create separate bar code setups for each unit (each, 6-pack, case), assign a distinct GTIN to each bar code, and configure unit conversions between the units.

Create one bar code setup for the base unit 'each' and assign a single GTIN to the product.

Assign one GTIN to the product and use the same bar code for all units, then rely on unit conversions for inventory tracking.

Configure unit conversions only and let the system generate bar codes automatically from the GTIN.

Where do you configure unit conversions for a product in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management?

In the Default order settings form

In the Unit conversions section on the Product information FastTab of the Released product details form

In the Inventory dimensions group on the Released product details form

A furniture manufacturer buys wood in cubic meters but sells finished tables in 'each'. The production department uses square meters for cutting. The company wants to enter purchase orders in cubic meters, sales orders in each, and production consumption in square meters. What is required to support all three units?

Define unit conversions between cubic meters, square meters, and each for the product.

Set the purchase unit to cubic meters and the sales unit to each, but do not define conversions.

Create separate products for each unit of measure.

Use the same unit 'each' for all transactions and ignore the other units.

A food manufacturer sells the same product to a large grocery chain that requires the product to carry a specific Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) for their supply chain system. The manufacturer also uses its own internal barcode for warehouse scanning. The product is sold in a case of 12 units. What should you configure to meet the grocery chain's requirement while maintaining internal scanning?

Create a separate product variant for the grocery chain with the GTIN.

Use the GTIN as the product number and ignore the internal barcode.

Assign the GTIN to the product and keep the internal barcode as an additional barcode.

Replace the internal barcode with the GTIN on the product record.

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A pharmaceutical company must track each package of a medication with a unique serial number for traceability. The company also needs to include the GTIN in the bar code. What should you configure?
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A beverage distributor sells the same 500 ml bottle of water in single units, 6-packs, and 24-bottle cases. Each packaging level must have a unique bar code and a GTIN for retail scanning. The company also needs to convert between units (each, 6-pack, case) for purchasing and sales. What should you configure on the released product?
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Where do you configure unit conversions for a product in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management?
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A furniture manufacturer buys wood in cubic meters but sells finished tables in 'each'. The production department uses square meters for cutting. The company wants to enter purchase orders in cubic meters, sales orders in each, and production consumption in square meters. What is required to support all three units?
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10application · medium
A food manufacturer sells the same product to a large grocery chain that requires the product to carry a specific Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) for their supply chain system. The manufacturer also uses its own internal barcode for warehouse scanning. The product is sold in a case of 12 units. What should you configure to meet the grocery chain's requirement while maintaining internal scanning?
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A pharmaceutical company must track each package of a medication with a unique serial number for traceability. The company also needs to include the GTIN in the bar code. What should you configure?

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