[RDD]Reporting Design Document: Learning Path to Become Functional Consultant:FC-009 

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Welcome to the next video on “Learning Path to Become Functional consultant” series.
In this next part , I am going to talk about next design document which is Report design document and try to explore key criteria’s to keep in mind while drafting the RDD.
Once you've finished the Fit/Gap analysis and entered the design phase of the project, one of the key responsibilities as a functional consultant is to draft a design document.
A well-crafted design document is crucial for delivering a successful solution, as it facilitates efficient development, effective testing, and confidence in stakeholders.
Therefore, it's essential for functional consultants to understand how to create a Integration Design Document (IDD) and what components should be included in this document.
If you're navigating the journey toward becoming a functional consultant, this series can be beneficial, regardless of the specific product you're exploring (be it D365 F&O, CE, BC, or any other ERP).