Business Central uses base calendars when it calculates dates from lead times, but receipt dates that are typed, copied or carried from planning keep whatever day they were given. Lead Time Working Days checks these dates against the receiving location's base calendar and moves them to the previous or next working day, then the standard date calculation continues.

Lead Time Working Days illustration. Purchase order PO-2031. Before: Expected receipt on a Saturday. After: Moved to the next working day. — Purchase order PO-2031. Before: Expected receipt on a Saturday. After: Moved to the next working day. An illustration, not a Business Central screen.

What it does

Setting per location: Keep, move to the next working day or move to the previous working day.
Purchase documents: Expected receipt dates on quotes, blanket orders and orders, header and lines.
Every date source: Dates typed by users, copied from the header, from planning and requisition worksheets and from blanket orders.
Transfer orders: Receipt dates on transfer headers and lines.
Your base calendars: Uses existing calendars, including location changes and holidays.
Non-working days list: Open purchase, planning and transfer lines that still fall on closed days.

What it does

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