Microsoft Exam Syllabus

MB-310 syllabus, skills measured, and exam topics

The MB-310 exam measures Implement financial management, Implement accounts receivable, credit, collections, and subscription billing, and Implement and manage accounts payable and expenses. Use this page to review the current official syllabus, major domains, and source links before exam day.

Skills measured by domain

Use the weighting table to decide where to spend the most study time.

Domain Weight
Implement financial management 40–45%
Implement accounts receivable, credit, collections, and subscription billing 15–20%
Implement and manage accounts payable and expenses 10–15%
Manage budgeting 10–15%
Manage fixed assets 10–15%

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Audience profile

  • As a candidate for this exam, you analyze business requirements and translate them into fully realized business processes and solutions that implement industry-recommended practices. You have a fundamental understanding of accounting principles and financial operations as they relate to:
  • Core tasks in the finance and operations apps
  • Manufacturing
  • Retail
  • Supply chain management operations
  • As a candidate for this exam, you specialize in one or more feature sets of Dynamics 365 Finance including:
  • General ledger
  • Accounts payable
  • Accounts receivable
  • Credit and collections
  • Cash and bank management
  • Budgeting

Detailed outline

Scan each section as a working study checklist instead of one long wall of text.

Implement financial management (40–45%)

  • Design and configure financial dimensions
  • Design and configure the chart of accounts and main accounts
  • Configure main accounts categories, ledger account aliases, and balance control accounts
  • Configure legal entity overrides for financial dimensions and main accounts
  • Configure and manage account structures and advanced rules
  • Design and configure financial tags
  • Configure currency exchange types and rates
  • Configure a currency revaluation posting profile
  • Configure accounting and reporting currencies
  • Configure journal names and vouchers
  • Configure journal controls and posting restriction rules
  • Implement journal approvals, including workflows

Implement accounts receivable, credit, collections, and subscription billing (15–20%)

  • Configure customers and customer groups, including configuring shared customers
  • Configure and process free text invoices, including recurring free text invoices
  • Process sales order invoices and credit memos
  • Configure customer payment methods
  • Configure accounts receivable charges and apply changes to an invoice
  • Manage customer holds
  • Configure customer posting profiles
  • Process customer payments
  • Configure customer change approvals
  • Perform accounts receivable foreign currency revaluation
  • Configure and use billing classification
  • Configure batch processing of free text and sales order invoicing

Implement and manage accounts payable and expenses (10–15%)

  • Configure invoice validation policies and invoice matching setup
  • Configure vendor groups, vendors, and vendor posting profiles, including configuring shared vendors
  • Process purchase order invoices and credit memos, including prepayments
  • Configure vendor payment methods
  • Configure accounts payable charges, and apply changes to an invoice
  • Configure bank accounts and bank account approvals for vendors
  • Configure vendor change approvals
  • Perform accounts payable foreign currency revaluation
  • Configure vendor invoice automation
  • Process the vendor invoice journal including voyage cost
  • Configure and use recurring vendor invoices
  • Process and generate vendor payments, centralized payments, and prepayments

Manage budgeting (10–15%)

  • Configure budgeting components, including budget models, codes, allocation terms, and transfer rules
  • Create and manage budget register entries
  • Compare budgeted values with actual values
  • Configure budget controls including budget parameters, budget fund availability options, budget control rules and groups, and over-budget permissions
  • Activate or deactivate budget control configurations