Slobodan Vucicevic

Technical Consultant

Slobodan is a Technical Consultant on the Dynamics AX/Dynamics 365 for Financial and Operations team at Docentric. He has supported Microsoft Dynamics AX in a variety of roles, including customization, administration, and security. Slobodan has implementation experience in the manufacturing and distribution industries, pre and post go-live support. He also has experience working on the business side of Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R2 in Warehousing and Sales domains.

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Notify Vendors That Certificates Are About to Expire Using Alerts in D365FO

Posted on November 2, 2021December 5, 2021 by Slobodan Vucicevic

Tags: Alerts, D365FO, Email templates, Free Edition, X++

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Back in the days, when Microsoft has introduced Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations, one of the missing functionalities were alerts. It took some time for Microsoft to re-implement alerts in D365FO, which happened in 2018 with version 8.0. However, the new standard alert functionality […]

Email Invoice and T&Cs with Electronic Signature in D365FO

Posted on June 1, 2021June 20, 2021 by Slobodan Vucicevic

Tags: Attachments, D365FO, Electronic signature, Emailing, Full Edition, Invoice, X++

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Docentric gives you the ability to generate electronically signed reports from D365FO. But what if you email your reports and use another feature provided by Docentric, sending the additional report attachments? The report document will be electronically signed, but the additional attachments won’t. What should […]

Import/Export Container Data Fields Using D365FO Data Management

Posted on April 2, 2021April 12, 2021 by Slobodan Vucicevic

Tags: D365FO, Data entity, Electronic signature, Email templates, Free Edition, Print management

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If you are reading this article, it is probably because you have faced the import/export issue with table fields of type container when using the D365FO Data Management framework. As you have probably noticed, a D365FO data entity container field is by default simply skipped […]