Microsoft Dynamics 365
Microsoft Dynamics 365 is a suite of CRM and ERP business applications covering sales, customer service, field service, finance, supply chain management, commerce, human resources, and project operations.
What Jolly reads from Microsoft Dynamics 365
Production and work order records
Units completed and work orders closed, logged against a plant, line, or shift, which is what makes throughput measurable at that level instead of only company-wide.
Inventory and warehouse transactions
Receiving, put-away, picking, and cycle counts recorded as discrete events, so accuracy and speed can be tracked by warehouse, shift, or the person who processed them.
Attribution to an operator or employee
Where a transaction is logged against the person or workstation that performed it, a goal can be set per worker rather than per facility.
Location and shift structure
Multi-plant, multi-warehouse, and multi-shift records that let the same measure be compared across sites instead of being summed into one company total.
Quality and compliance exceptions
Defects, rework, and inspection failures recorded against a specific order or batch, which point to where a process broke down rather than just that output shipped.
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