Supply Chain Cloud + D365 Business Central Configuration Guide

Supply Chain Cloud helps you find the most effective shipping options and connects you directly with the carrier.

Supply Chain Cloud is an Azure product with connectors for multiple host systems that shops top parcel carriers to provide you with accurate shipping estimates based on package weight, dimensions, delivery location, and time.

Once you select your preferred carrier and delivery method, Supply Chain Cloud gives you the option to generate carrier compliant shipping labels and tracking numbers. All the shipping data ties back to your enterprise system to support account assignments and billing.

This list walks you through configuring Supply Chain Cloud with Dynamics 365 Business Central.

1| Register an Azure AD Application

Register an Azure AD application for authentication to Business Central:

Visit https://portal.azure.com.
Log in with the proper credentials.
Under the Directory section, select the tenant.
Click Azure Active Directory.
Click App registrations.
Click New registration.
Create a name for the application.
1. Enter a Name.
2. Select an account type.
3. Click Register.
The application information is displayed on the Home page.
Add a redirect URI and a client secret.

See the Microsoft guide for more information.
Click API permissions > Add a permission > Dynamics 365 Business Central.
Click Application permissions, select API.ReadWrite.All and Automation.ReadWrite.All, then select Add permissions.

2| Install from AppSource

In Dynamics 365 Business Central

Click Setup & Extensions and then click Extensions.

Click Manage and then select Extension Marketplace.

Search for "The Supply Chain Cloud" and click on the listing for The Supply Chain Cloud - Ship.

Click GET IT NOW to install the app.

This opens a permissions pop-up window. Select the checkbox and click Continue.

On the Extension Installation pop-up window, select your language and click Install.

You should see a message that the extension is being installed. Click OK.

Once installed, the extension will appear in the Extensions list.

3| Set Up the Azure AD Application in Business Central

Search for "Azure" and click Azure Active Directory Applications.
Click New.
In the Client ID field, enter the Application (Client) ID from Step 1.
Enter a description, such as SCCShip.
Select Enabled for the State field.
Set the App ID to the Supply Chain Cloud - Ship extension.

You should see it in the extension list if already installed.
Expand the User Permissions Sets section and add three permissions: Dynamics 365 Automation, Extension Management - Admin, and The Supply Chain Cloud - Ship.

4| Configure the Connector

In Supply Chain Cloud

Navigate to Configurations > Administrator > Connectors.

Click New to add a connector.

FIELD	DESCRIPTION
Name	Enter the connector name.
Description	Enter a detailed connector description.
Host System	Select Business Central from the drop-down list. This enables several Business Central-specific fields.
Shipment Transaction Type	Select a transaction type from the drop-down list.
Business Central Client ID Business Central Tenant ID Business Central Redirect URI Business Central Client Secret	Enter the details from Azure: Business Central Client ID: Application (client) ID Business Central Tenant ID: Directory (tenant) ID Business Central Redirect URI: Redirect URIs (must be created manually - see Step 1) Business Central Client Secret: Client credentials (must be created manually - see Step 1)
Tenant Company	Enter the Business Central tenant company. This comes from Azure. Go to the Azure Portal. Click Azure Active Directory. Click Overview. Look for the Primary domain name in the Tenant information section. Important Contact your Azure Active Director administrator if you do not have access to this information.
Business Central Company	Enter the company within the Business Central instance to connect to. In Business Central: Search for "companies" and select the Companies list. Note the company name you plan to set up with the Supply Chain Cloud.
Business Central Environment	Enter the specific environment within a Business Central instance to connect to. In Business Central: Navigate to the standard Business Central cloud URL + your tenant company or tenant ID. Examples: https://businesscentral.dynamics.com/tenantcompany https://businesscentral.dynamics.com/tenantid You will see a list of available environments that can be used for your connector settings. The selected environment is appended to the end of the URL.
Item Charge	Enter the Business Central charge item. This must be set. In Business Central: Click Sales and then click Item Charges. Create or view an item charge, which specifies which Business Central charge item is specified on charge lines that are written back to Business Central upon confirm shipment.
Read Only	Do not turn on this toggle.