MB-330 Practice Test

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management Functional Consultant

MB-330 tests whether you can actually configure item model groups, location directives, work order scheduling, and master planning coverage groups in a live Supply Chain Management environment — not just recognize supply chain terminology.

Our 500 scenario-based questions cover the full MB-330 blueprint across five domains: implementing product information management (25-30%, the largest domain, covering creating and releasing products and product variants, product templates, BOMs and BOM versions, category hierarchies, product lifecycle states and attributes, inventory dimensions and item model groups, reservation hierarchies and unit sequence groups, bar codes and GTIN codes, product unit conversions and default order settings, and costing versions, price groups, and trade agreements), implementing inventory and asset management (20-25%, covering inventory journals including item arrival, transfer, movement, adjustment and counting journals, transfer orders, inventory closing and blocking, batch disposition codes and ABC classification, quality management including nonconformances and quarantine orders, and asset management including work orders, asset types, preventive and reactive maintenance, maintenance plans, and functional locations), implementing and managing supply chain processes (15-20%, covering procurement and sourcing including vendors, purchase requisitions, RFQs, POs, and purchase agreements, vendor collaboration and consignment inventory, landed cost including voyage tracking and cost estimations, and common sales and marketing features including sales agreements, quotations, reservations, delivery schedules, ATP/CTP, and product bundles), implementing warehouse management and transportation management (20-25%, covering warehouse configuration including sites, warehouses, locations, and location directives, work policies, wave and load templates, warehouse processes including replenishment, cycle counting, and cross docking, transportation management including carriers, route plans, and dock appointment scheduling, and the Warehouse Management mobile app including device menus and mobile workers), and implementing master planning (10-15%, covering coverage groups and item coverage, master planning parameters and master plans, action messages and time fences, running master planning and evaluating planned orders, the Supply Schedule form, and safety stock journals). Every question is grounded against live Microsoft Learn Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management documentation.

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