Join Rafał Kwaśnik for a hands-on session on finding the inefficiencies hiding in your D365 F&SCM, and the savings they’re quietly costing you.

 

Your D365 runs. Processes get done. Nobody’s complaining loudly enough to make it a priority.

 

But behind “it works” there are often unused features, overcomplicated processes, and licenses or resources nobody is really using. None of these shows up as a problem, but each one costs you time and money every day.

 

This session is about finding them. We’ll show you real examples from D365 F&SCM, how to spot improvement areas on your own, and how usage data reveals what manual reviews will always miss.

 

What we’ll cover

 

• Inefficiencies hidden in plain sight: Real examples from D365 F&SCM environments: the workarounds, bottlenecks and habits that teams stop noticing because “that’s just how it works.”

 

• The manual approach: How to spot improvement areas yourself: where to look, what questions to ask, and where manual analysis reaches its limits.

 

• Let the tools do the work: How usage-driven efficiency analysis shows what’s actually happening in your system: who uses what, how often, and where time and effort are being lost.

 

• The hidden benefits: Inefficiency rarely gets its own line in the budget. It dissolves into your P&L. We’ll show you how to uncover the possible savings and turn them into numbers you can present.

 

• Key takeaways: A practical checklist you can apply to your own D365 environment the next day.

 

• Live Q&A: bring your own scenario Have a process that feels slower or more complicated than it should be? Bring it, and we’ll look at it together.

 

Your speaker

 

Rafał Kwaśnik – Line Product Manager Senior Team Leader, XPLUS
Rafał works closely with D365 F&SCM teams on how they actually use their systems and where the real potential for improvement lies. He combines product expertise with a practical, data-driven approach to turning everyday system usage into measurable business value.

 

Reserve your spot

 

Tuesday, October 27, 2026 4:00 PM CET · 10:00 AM CT

 

Live on Zoom · Recording available for registered attendees