In this week’s Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management blog roundup:
- How to enable the latest purchase price parameter
- New and deprecated features: June 2025 update
- Integrating Microsoft Sentinel
- Advanced bank reconciliation: No more spreadsheets & manual entry
How to enable the latest purchase price parameter in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations
Writing on the CloudFronts blog, Hitesh Jingare stated that keeping track of what you pay for items is important if you want to control costs accurately in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance & Operations.
He noted that one setting that plays a big role in how item prices are updated is called the latest purchase price parameter.
Jingare explained that once this setting is turned on, the system updates an item’s price based on the most recent purchase cost entered in a purchase order. He added that each time a new PO is created, the price of an item can change automatically to reflect the most recent cost recorded in the system.
Jingare then explained:
- What happens when you turn on the latest purchase price parameter.
- How to turn on this setting step by step.
- How to see a record of price changes using the last price history feature.
New and deprecated features in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management: June 2025 update
On the Logan Consulting blog, Maya VanderWoude wrote that the June 2025 release (version 10.0.44) of D365 F&SCM brings new tools and improvements for finance, operations, procurement, and manufacturing. She noted that it also phases out some older features.
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