Yesterday on Yammer, a user reported that the Over-Receipt functionality was rather useless in cases where quantities are very minimal but still prone to over-receipt. For example, if the quantity on the line is 1, but the vendor sends 3, you wouldn’t be able to cover this scenario with out-of-box Over-Receipt, since the maximum tolerance is 100%.

That’s when user Kilian Seizinger mentioned that he had already created a BC Idea to support unlimited Over-Receipt.

When using Power Automate, have you ever felt that the BC Connector together with the Microsoft API v2 for Business Central does not deliver a lot of tables? Or, have you ever felt that the tables that are provided don’t have many of the fields that you actually need? 🕵️‍♂️

What if you customized a table?… Have you ever been blocked from actually seeing those fields in Power Automate?

Well, suffer no more…

Items can have pictures, so why can’t Item Variants have pictures? That’s something one would think when reading Gary Frostick‘s Idea, that had gathered 67 votes since it was posted back in 11/27/2019.

This was the second BC Idea I chose to implement, because I have also seen quite a few customers questioning this, especially former NAV customers that at some point had such a feature.

At the time of choosing this BC Idea, user Melissa Reichenbacher had collected 105 votes since its original posting back in 5/22/2020.

What do you do when you’re customizing processes that affect one of the most important tables in BC, the G/L Entry table, and you run into the dared CONSISTENT function error? ☠️

This original idea posted by user YOKE MAY TANG on 7/31/2019 collected a total 135 votes at the time of development and I chose this one to be my first development because of its simplicity considering the total vote count.

I decided to take some of the ideas in the BC Ideas website, and turn them into reality.