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How to setup workflow in D365 AX Finance & operations

Workflow Setup

How to setup workflow in D365 AX Finance & operations

Time needed: 5 minutes.

Setup workflow

  1. Go to Organisation administration -> Number sequence

    Click on number sequence on New tab for generating new number sequence
    Workflow parameters -- Finance and Operations

  2. Define number sequence

    Define number sequence code ,name in shared scope and add ######### (9#) in alphanumeric segment as shown belowDefine Number sequences -- Finance and Operations

  3. Add 1st Reference

    Under Workflow area, add Instance Id reference as shown belowInstance reference workflow-- Finance and Operations

  4. Similarly, add 2nd reference for Workflow ID

    After adding 2nd reference, you’ll have set up like below screenshotReference workflow- Fixed asset-Number sequences -- Finance and Operations

  5. Go to System administration -> Workflow -> Workflow infrastructure configuration

    Select an existing user to be used for batch workflow execution and define minutes for workflow batch job execution.
    Refer below screenshotWorfklow Infrastructure configuration

  6. Verify Batch job created by the system after the above configuration

    Go to System administration ->Inquiries -> Batch jobs
    and filter in the job description for workflow. You’ll have 3 batch jobs enabled for a workflow like below screenshot

After following the above 6 easy to understand steps, you can now easily setup any ERP module workflow without any problem. I hope this article helped you learn how you can setup a workflow in D365 Finance & operations AX. Don’t forget to share this article.
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Author: Pawan Deep SinghI am a D365 Finance & Operations Technical Consultant. I have dedicated this blog to write about all D365FO , ax2012 x++ related tips and tricks I came across in my career. For any query feel free to contact me via the contact section.

 

Comments: 6

  1. Great content! Super high-quality! Keep it up! 🙂

  2. Victor says:

    Informational

  3. Hakkenberg says:

    Question: in case of multiple companies: is it necessary to execute the wizard for each individual company and get the three batch jobs for each company specifically?

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