Manage compliance with export control restrictions
Important
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| Enabled for | Public preview | General availability |
|---|---|---|
| Users by admins, makers, or analysts | 
Jul 31, 2023 |
Apr 5, 2024 |
Business value
Companies that trade internationally and are subject to external regulations and internal policies are challenged to keep track of the many different rules and policies. The new advanced export control functionality allows you to express these rules, including complex ones, by using formulas like those in Microsoft Excel and ensure that the rules are honored throughout the sales and fulfillment process.
Feature details
Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management now lets you manage, track, and verify compliance with export control restrictions before confirming, packing, shipping, and invoicing sales orders.
The system lets you manage export control policies using a native Microsoft Dataverse solution that interfaces directly with your Supply Chain Management instance. Supply Chain Management then enforces compliance with international trade regulations by consulting your export-control policies in real time.
The Dataverse-based architecture means that many of the other systems you use can also access your export control rules thanks to the hundreds of connectors available for Dataverse. Likewise, you can use the rich features of Microsoft Power Platform (like the Microsoft Power Fx language) to extend the solution, allowing your export control administrator to support complex scenarios by creating formulas like those in Microsoft Excel.
See also
Advanced export control overview (docs)
Advanced export control overview (learn)