MB-920 study plan
MB-920 · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Describe Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
Map the end-to-end Supply Chain Management process flows (procure-to-pay, order-to-cash, inventory-to-deliver) and label where each module hands off to the next
Define product information management concepts in your own words: released products, product variants, product dimensions (size, color, style) and storage/tracking dimensions
Explain how inventory valuation methods (standard cost, moving average, FIFO) change the recorded cost of an item and give one scenario for each
Build a one-page glossary of SCM terms you cannot yet define without notes
Your checkpoint
A one-page process map plus a 25-term SCM glossary, both self-written and reviewed against official Microsoft Learn module summaries
Describe Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
Describe how procurement and sourcing works: purchase requisitions, request for quotation, purchase orders, and the approval workflow that connects them
Distinguish the warehouse management capabilities (work templates, location directives, wave and load planning) from basic inventory management
Explain master planning inputs and outputs, including coverage groups, planned orders, and the difference between forecast and demand-driven planning
Trace one sales order from quotation through picking, packing, and invoicing and note which documents are generated
Your checkpoint
A written walkthrough of a single sales order lifecycle (300+ words) that correctly names each generated document and the module that creates it
Describe Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
Summarize the production control lifecycle: bill of materials, routes, production orders, and the estimate-schedule-release-start-report-end sequence
Describe cost management touchpoints in SCM, including cost groups, cost categories, and how inventory closing affects reported cost
Explain transportation and warehouse add-on capabilities at a conceptual level without over-claiming feature detail
Self-quiz on Domain 1 using 40 practice-style questions and record every missed concept
Your checkpoint
A scored 40-question Domain 1 self-assessment with a written list of weak concepts and a plan to close each gap
Describe Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management & Describe Dynamics 365 Finance
Re-review the three Domain 1 areas you scored lowest on and restate each in your own words
Map the Finance chart of accounts structure: main accounts, account categories, financial dimensions, and dimension sets
Explain how general ledger journals, posting profiles, and period closing interact in a monthly cycle
Describe the relationship between the SCM inventory subledger and the general ledger so you can explain how a purchase posts to both
Your checkpoint
A cross-domain diagram linking one purchase transaction from purchase order to general ledger posting, with each step annotated
Describe Dynamics 365 Finance
Describe accounts payable and accounts receivable end-to-end: vendor/customer master, invoices, payment proposals, settlement, and collections
Explain cash and bank management concepts: bank accounts, cash flow forecasting, and bank reconciliation
Summarize fixed asset acquisition, depreciation methods, and disposal postings
Distinguish budgeting capabilities: budget register entries, budget control, and budget planning
Your checkpoint
A comparison table of AP, AR, cash and bank, fixed assets, and budgeting that lists the core document, the key setup, and the resulting posting for each
Describe Dynamics 365 Finance
Explain cost accounting concepts: cost objects, cost centers, allocation bases, and cost roll-ups
Describe expense management and travel requisition flow from submission through reimbursement posting
Summarize project management accounting basics: project contracts, project categories, and revenue recognition
Self-quiz on Domain 2 using 40 practice-style questions and record every missed concept
Your checkpoint
A scored 40-question Domain 2 self-assessment plus a corrected-answer log explaining why each wrong answer was wrong
Describe the core capabilities of the finance and operations apps
Describe the shared architecture of finance and operations apps: the role of Lifecycle Services, environments, and the deployment tiers
Explain security roles, duties, and privileges and how they combine into role-based access
Summarize reporting and integration options, including embedded Power BI, electronic reporting, and data entities with the data management framework
Describe the Office integration and personalization capabilities users rely on daily
Your checkpoint
A one-page architecture summary covering environments, security, reporting, and integration, accurate enough to explain to a non-technical colleague
Describe Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management & Describe Dynamics 365 Finance & Describe the core capabilities of the finance and operations apps
Run two full timed mock exams covering all three domains and compare domain-level scores against the 40/35/30 weighting
Re-study only the lowest-scoring domain areas identified in the mocks
Recite from memory the core capabilities of finance and operations apps without referring to notes
Confirm exam logistics and build a final one-page cheat sheet of facts you keep forgetting
Your checkpoint
Two completed timed mock exams with domain-level score breakdowns and a final one-page cheat sheet limited to verified facts
Milestones
Week 2: You can explain procure-to-pay and order-to-cash out loud in under five minutes each without notes
Week 4: Domain 1 self-assessment score is at or above 75%, and you can trace a purchase from SCM document to general ledger account
Week 6: Domain 2 self-assessment score is at or above 75%, with a written corrected-answer log for every miss
Week 7: You can describe environment, security, and reporting architecture without referring to Microsoft Learn
Week 8: Both timed mock exams completed within the time limit, with every domain at or above 70% before sitting the real exam