Dynamics 365 Commerce

This feature provides label printing in Store Commerce. Store associates print labels in the store, either on demand or from a label print request sent by Commerce headquarters when prices or promotions change. Headquarters is where administrators configure label formats and the printers available to each store, and where headquarters users create and release those requests. The first release covers three stages.

Set up in Commerce headquarters. An administrator defines label formats in the label format designer, reusing a retailer's existing label designs or creating new ones so labels carry the product information that retailer needs.…

GA: March CY2027 · Preview: October CY2026

Business value

Every friction point in order capture adds time to each transaction and increases the risk of downstream errors. Context that has no field is lost. A customer order converts to a cash-and-carry sale when all lines are marked as carryout, which removes flexibility that trade counter staff depend on. Standing values such as a customer's purchase order number are retyped on every transaction. This release is designed to address those friction points.

Feature detail

Add notes during order capture. A new Add notes operation on the transaction screen lets associates attach free-text notes during creation. Notes are supported for…

GA: December CY2026 · Preview: October CY2026

Business Value

For trade counter and call center operations, orders often need to reach the warehouse quickly so that picking and fulfillment activities can begin without delay. Without a direct path from Commerce to the warehouse management system, staff must manually intervene on every order, which slows fulfillment and increases the risk of missed or delayed shipments.

This feature removes that bottleneck by automatically releasing routine orders on a scheduled basis, eliminating repetitive manual steps and allowing staff to focus on serving customers. For urgent scenarios where a customer is waiting at the counter, the Rush release…

GA: December CY2026 · Preview: October CY2026

Business Value

Tap to Pay on Android empowers sales associates with mobility, enabling them to accept payments directly on over-the-counter Android devices without relying on fixed terminals. This reduces the need for costly payment hardware, streamlines checkout experiences, and enhances customer engagement by allowing transactions anywhere in the store.

Feature Details

This feature enables Tap to Pay on Android devices running the Store Commerce App via the Adyen payment connector. As a prerequisite, the Adyen payment app must be installed on each device. When a sales associate initiates Tap to Pay, Store Commerce seamlessly launches…

GA: March CY2027 · Preview: January CY2027

Store and trade-counter associates often need to source items from another store or warehouse and tell the customer when the item will arrive. This feature brings available-to-promise (ATP) data from Inventory Visibility together with transfer lead times in Store Commerce, so associates can choose the best location and set accurate delivery dates. This feature includes:

ATP and estimated arrival in inventory lookup: View ATP quantities and dates across locations, plus the estimated arrival date at the current store if a transfer order is created. Sort and filter results to find the best option.

ATP-by-date view: Drill into ATP by date for a…

GA: December CY2026 · Preview: October CY2026

Store associates and other selling channels can now see margins while they sell. This helps them make better pricing decisions and avoid unprofitable discounts or price overrides, so pricing stays consistent across channels.

GA: December CY2026 · Preview: October CY2026

Retailers can protect their profitability without slowing down store operations. Sales associates can still adjust prices to close a sale. Any change that would push an item below the allowed margin goes to a manager for review, so discounting decisions stay controlled and consistent.

With this feature, Unified Pricing Management checks every price override and manual discount against margin thresholds set in the pricing parameters. If a change would exceed the allowed limit, Store Commerce (POS) asks a manager to approve it before the transaction can continue. The same margin checks are available through pricing APIs, so external channels…

GA: December CY2026 · Preview: October CY2026

Businesses that sell small, low-value items, such as fasteners, electronic components or packaging, can maintain prices more easily and accurately, without rounding problems from tiny per-unit prices.

With this feature, Unified Pricing Management supports price units, so you can set a price per batch of units instead of per single unit. For example, you can price an item per 100 or 1,000 units. Unified Pricing Management then calculates the correct line amount from the order quantity.

GA: March CY2027 · Preview: January CY2027

Pricing managers can set margin controls that match how the business actually sells, instead of one threshold for everything. Each product, channel and customer gets the right margin guardrail.

With this feature, pricing managers can define margin thresholds based on price attributes such as product category, product attributes, channel and customer group. Each threshold can include three margin tiers: floor, target and ceiling. The tiers drive approvals for price overrides and manual discounts that fall below the allowed margin. They also support margin reporting, so teams can see where prices sit against target.

GA: March CY2027 · Preview: January CY2027

In B2B commerce, the company is the customer of record, but the individuals who place orders, make deposits, and collect goods can vary from transaction to transaction. Without a way to identify these individuals, retailers have limited visibility into who performed specific actions. This can create accountability gaps and make it more difficult to resolve disputes or meet compliance requirements.

This feature addresses that challenge by making contacts a first-class part of the Store Commerce transaction experience. Associates can record the specific person from a customer's organization who acts on the organization's behalf across orders,…

GA: October CY2026 · Preview: October CY2026

When store and trade-counter associates add items to a sale, they need to know right away whether the item can be fulfilled, and if not, what the options are. This feature brings real-time inventory validation and fulfillment options directly into the Store Commerce transaction grid, so associates don't need to leave the transaction to check stock.

This feature includes:

Stock status on each line: As items are scanned or added, each transaction line shows a stock indicator (in stock, low stock, or out of stock) based on real-time inventory from Inventory Visibility.

Inline availability details: For each line, view current-store…

GA: March CY2027 · Preview: January CY2027

Store Commerce inventory screens are being modernized with a new, responsive experience built on Fluent UI and React. The modern inventory views give store associates a consistent look and feel and fewer clicks across everyday inventory tasks, and they extend the modern inventory lookup experience to all inventory operations in the store.

This feature includes:

Inbound inventory (receiving): A modern order list and grid with combined filters for ship and receive dates, source and destination store, and status, plus updated detail pages for receiving workflows.

Outbound inventory (picking): The same modern grid pattern for picking, with…

GA: March CY2027 · Preview: January CY2027

Add phone Cart commands and configurable sales-line details so Store Commerce extensions work consistently across device sizes.

This feature applies to Store Commerce point of sale (POS) and the Commerce headquarters Screen layout designer.

Extensions can register Cart commands by using CartExtensionCommandBase at components.extend.views.CartView.appBarCommands. On phone layouts, commands appear in the existing bottom app bar and its overflow menu in legacy and React-backed Cart content. Commands participate in Cart initialization, updates, selection changes, processing state, reuse, and disposal. Desktop and tablet Cart views are unchanged…

GA: December CY2026 · Preview: October CY2026