What’s New in D365 Finance 10.0.45: Game-Changers for Finance Teams
- September 21, 2025
- Posted by: Christian Ngah
- Category: Christian Ntanyele Ngah
By Christian Ngah – Dynamics 365 Finance Consultant & Microsoft Certified Trainer
Introduction
Dynamics 365 Finance version 10.0.45 (build 10.0.2345), with preview availability starting July 2025, self-update rollouts in September 2025, and auto-updates scheduled for October 2025
(Official Microsoft Documentation).
This release brings auditing, compliance, and automation enhancements that will make life easier for finance professionals. Let’s look at what matters most for finance teams.
Top Finance Features in 10.0.45
1. Accounts Receivable
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Customer Invoice Logging Framework (Preview)
Track the entire lifecycle of customer invoice documents — including sales orders and free-text invoices — directly from the Customer Invoice Workspace. This helps with error diagnostics and audit readiness.
🔗 Read Microsoft Docs
2. Asset Leasing
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Lease Impairment Workflow
Adds a Submit button in the impairment dialog, routing requests for approval before posting. -
Mandatory Description on Leasing Journals
Journals cannot be posted without a description — strengthening audit trails. -
Lease Termination Posting
When a lease is terminated, D365 automatically posts to the Fixed Asset subledger — reducing manual work.
3. Cash & Bank Management
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Automatic Vendor Account Matching
Matches vendor accounts automatically during bank reconciliation based on IBAN or bank account number. -
Optimized Auto Settlement
Improves performance for high-volume settlements, reducing processing time.
4. General Ledger
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Reverse Out-of-Balance Ledger Settlements
Automatically reverses incorrect settlements that cross fiscal years or lack realized gain/loss postings. -
Check for Highly Variable Dimensions
Warns about dimensions that may slow trial balances, consolidations, or year-end close processes.
5. Electronic Reporting (ER)
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In-App PDF Conversion
Generate PDFs for configurable business documents (Word/Excel) natively within D365 — no external service required. -
Suppress Forced Batch Job Retries
Stops repeated retry loops when ER batch jobs fail, helping stabilize processing.
Platform Improvements for Finance Teams
Batch Telemetry + Azure Application Insights
Gain real-time visibility into batch job execution, failures, and performance metrics.
🔗 Read Platform Update Details
Copilot File & Screenshot Attachments
Attach supporting documents or screenshots in Copilot chat sessions for faster support resolution.
Practical Tips for Finance Consultants
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Enable Features in Feature Management
Preview features like Invoice Logging need to be turned on manually. -
Test in Sandbox First
Validate new processes and train users before production rollout. -
Update SOPs and Training Material
Changes like mandatory descriptions may require retraining your AP/AR teams. -
Monitor Dimension Performance
Large, highly variable dimensions can slow down reporting — review them regularly.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: Are these features automatically enabled?
Some are mandatory (like leasing journal descriptions). Others must be enabled manually in the Feature Management workspace.
Q2: Should we use preview features in production?
No — test them in sandbox first to assess impact and stability.
Q3: Will this break customizations?
It might — especially if you have custom leasing journals or AR processes. Always perform regression testing after enabling new features.
Q4: Why is batch telemetry important?
It lets you spot failed or slow batch jobs proactively, helping you resolve issues before they affect financial closing.
Conclusion
Dynamics 365 Finance 10.0.45 isn’t just another update — it’s a major step forward for finance teams focused on automation, compliance, and audit readiness.
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Enable new features in sandbox first
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Train your users on mandatory changes
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Take advantage of automation to save time during month-end close
I’ll be sharing detailed walkthroughs with screenshots soon — follow me to stay ahead of the curve.