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This post is part of the New Functionality In Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2022 Wave 2 series in which I am taking a look at the new functionality introduced in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2022 Wave 2.

The thirteenth of the new functionality in the application section is use multiple remit-to addresses for vendors.

Having multiple remit-to addresses for each vendor adds flexibility when paying invoices with checks

Enabled for: users, automatically
General Availability: October 2022

Remit addresses are used when you print checks to pay your vendors. Vendors can have multiple remit-to addresses for payments. For example, a vendor might supply an item from a subsidiary company, but wants to receive payment at their headquarters. Business Central lets you set up multiple mailing addresses for each vendor, making it easy to choose the correct location to send payments to on an invoice-by-invoice basis.

Remit addresses are available on Vendor Card pages and on the Shipping & Payments FastTab on purchase orders and invoices.

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The twelfth of the new functionality in the application section is set up data exchange more easily.

Making it easier to exchange data in specific tables with data from external files.

Enabled for: users, automatically
General Availability: October 2022

You can set up Business Central to exchange data in specific tables with data from external files, such as to send and receive electronic documents, or to import and export bank data or other data, such as payroll, currency exchange rates, and item catalogs. In this release wave, we improve this capability, adding new features and making it easier to work with different types of data.

Among the improvements are the ability to group by a chosen field, use the key index to sort results, and the new transformation types Rounding and Field Lookup.