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Products & BOM

A single-article command center

Search your whole product catalog, open one article, and see its live inventory across every company, bill of materials, routing, prices, coverage and stock movements — side by side, without touching a D365 form.

12 detail tabs per article Site → company → warehouse stock tree 6 mutation sources, one timeline Any-to-any unit calculator
Capabilities

Everything you'd click through five D365 forms for

Fast catalog browser

A virtual-scroll article grid with search, column filters and paginated loading that stays smooth on large product catalogs.

Twelve tabs per article

Details, orders, BOM, route, variants, prices, units, coverage, inventory, purchase agreements, where-used and mutations — one click apart.

Cross-company inventory tree

On-hand KPI tiles plus a live stock tree from site to company to warehouse to location, with a minimum-stock indicator.

Coverage insight

Planning method, min/max and reorder points, lead time, vendor, average daily usage and coverage period — eleven planning fields on one tab.

BOM and where-used

See what an article is made of and where it is used, both annotated with live can-make bottleneck badges.

Authoritative routing

The route tab resolves the genuinely active route version — respecting active flags, validity dates and approval — instead of guessing.

Unit conversion calculator

Convert between any two units via the conversion graph, including an all-to-all matrix — no more mental math from boxes to pieces.

Unified stock mutations

Six movement sources merged into one date-sorted timeline for the article, each row expandable to full detail.

Purchase agreements

Framework agreements per article with progress bars for released, received, invoiced and remaining quantities.

12

Detail tabs per article — inventory, coverage, BOM, route, prices, agreements and more, without opening a single D365 form.

6 → 1

Six D365 movement sources fetched in parallel and normalized into one date-sorted mutation timeline.

The unit calculator walks the conversion graph, so any unit converts to any other — including a full conversion matrix.

See DynBrowser on your own D365 data

A demo takes thirty minutes and runs against your test environment — no installation required on your side.

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