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This article describes how to use Microsoft Dynamics Lifecycle Services (LCS) to submit alerts through the Dynamics regulatory alert submission service. This article also explains how to track planned and released regulatory features through LCS Issue search.
To access the regulatory alert submission service, in your project or a project you are invited to in Dynamics Lifecycle Services (LCS), do one of the following:
The Dynamics regulatory alert submission page appears. You can use this page to view any alerts that have previously been submitted by you or your organization.
To enter a new regulatory alert, click the plus sign (+) at the top of the Dynamics regulatory alert submission page, above the filter. The Alert submission wizard starts. You can complete the following tasks in this wizard:
Use Issue search to identify whether a regulatory feature, that is related to the alert, already exists.
Enter information about the alert in the appropriate fields. Required fields are indicated by a red asterisk. The following table provides more information about the fields on the Describe the alert page.
Field |
Description |
Title |
Enter a descriptive title to identify the area of impact. For example, enter Changes in invoice document as of January 1, 2018. |
Description |
Enter a brief overview of the law. Your description should focus on issues that are relevant to enterprise resource planning (ERP), so that users can understand the requirements at a high level without having to read the legislation first. |
Country/region |
Select the country or region that the legislation applies to. |
Industry |
Select the industry, if the requirement applies only to specific industries. For example, select Public sector, Commerce, or Manufacturing. |
Feature reference |
Enter the feature reference, if you know it. |
Law enforcement date |
Select the date when affected customers must start to comply with the law. |
Government announcement date |
Select the date when the authority announced the change. |
Latest filing date |
Select the deadline for the first submission of the new or changed report. |
Link to legislation |
Enter one or more links to the published law, interpretation guideline, implementation guidance, or any other useful documentation that will help users understand or implement the requirement. |
Company name |
Enter the company name for the person who is submitting the alert. |
Contact name |
Enter the name of the person who is submitting the alert. |
Contact email |
The email address of the person who is submitting the alert. |
Business process |
The business processes that you selected through the Alert submission wizard. |
Comments |
Enter any additional information that might be help users understand or implement the requirement. Click Submit to save your comment. Multiple comments can be added and should be submitted separately. Comments are saved in the order that they are added. |
Attachments | Click the Upload button, and then browse to select a file to add as an attachment. After you select the file, it's uploaded and appears as a linked file. You can add up to three files that have a size of 5 MB each. To delete files that have been attached, click Remove under the title of the file. Note Attachments must be publicly available materials. They can't be propriety or customer-specific/partner-specific. |
After you've finished entering all the information, select the consent check box (By submitting this regulatory alert, I consent to Microsoft contacting me for additional information about this alert. Microsoft Privacy Statement.). When you select the check box, the Submit button becomes available.
Click Submit to save and submit the alert.
If you don't have all of the required information, or if you're not yet ready to submit the alert, you can save a partially completed alert.
You can use Issue search in LCS to find planned and released regulatory features, and any associated localization documentation, certifications, and reports. To narrow your search to regulatory features, use the following filters:
To narrow the search even more, you can apply the following additional filters
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