100+ Free MB-335 Practice Questions

MB-335 (Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management Functional Consultant Expert) validates expert-level ability to configure complex supply chain and manufacturing scenarios in Dynamics 365. It covers advanced product management, all manufacturing methods (discrete, process, lean), production control, costing, and master planning.

The MB-335 exam has approximately 40-60 questions including multiple choice, case studies, and scenario-based questions, completed in 120 minutes. The passing score is 700 out of 1000 (scaled).

Dynamics 365 SCM supports three production methods: discrete manufacturing (production orders for distinct finished goods with BOMs and routes), process manufacturing (batch orders for formula-based products with co-products and by-products), and lean manufacturing (kanban-driven pull system with value streams and production flows).

Operations scheduling assigns operations to specific calendar dates at capacity level, giving a high-level timeline. Job scheduling is more granular, scheduling individual jobs to specific resources and time slots, accounting for finite capacity constraints. Job scheduling is used for detailed shop floor execution planning.

DDMRP is a modern supply chain planning methodology that uses strategically positioned inventory buffers (decoupling points) to absorb demand variability. In Dynamics 365 SCM, DDMRP lets planners define buffer zones (red, yellow, green) at decoupling points to trigger replenishment orders based on on-hand inventory position rather than traditional MRP explosion logic.

Subcontracting in discrete manufacturing involves configuring a route operation with a vendor resource, creating a purchase order for the subcontracted service when the production order is released, sending materials to the vendor via transfer orders if needed, receiving finished or semi-finished goods back, and invoicing the vendor purchase order as part of the production order cost.