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How to Configure Terms and Conditions in Dynamics 365 Vendor Portal

Natalie TaylorNatalie Taylor Sep 25, 2026 869 views

Question details

The user needs to configure the Terms and Conditions step for vendor registration because the system is bypassing it.

How to Configure Terms and Conditions in Dynamics 365 Vendor Portal
Product
Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
Device & OS
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Scenario
Setting up the vendor registration workflow in the Dynamics 365 Vendor Collaboration Portal.
Observed behavior
The Terms and Conditions step is unexpectedly skipped during the vendor registration process.
Before you start

Ensure you have administrative or system customizer permissions for Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management before attempting to modify vendor registration workflows.

Solution 1Recommended

Verify Settings in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

Since vendor collaboration settings are managed in Supply Chain Management rather than standard Microsoft 365, verifying parameters and consulting module experts is the most effective approach.

When the Vendor Collaboration Portal skips the Terms and Conditions step, the root cause is typically a misconfiguration within the Supply Chain Management module itself, rather than an issue with SharePoint Online or standard Microsoft 365 settings.

1
Access Supply Chain Management

Log in to your Dynamics 365 environment and ensure you are navigating within the Supply Chain Management application, specifically focusing on the procurement and sourcing modules.

2
Check Vendor Collaboration Parameters

Navigate to the vendor collaboration setup area to verify if the terms and conditions requirement is actively enabled for new vendor registrations.

3
Consult the Dynamics 365 Community Forum

If the step continues to be skipped, post your specific workflow configuration to the official Dynamics 365 Community forum under the Supply Chain Management category. Dedicated experts can pinpoint the exact missing parameter.

Verify Settings in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
Community Support: Providing screenshots of your current vendor registration workflow when posting in the Dynamics 365 Community forum will help experts diagnose the issue faster.
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While Dynamics 365 handles your vendor portals, WPS Office provides a lightweight, free, and highly compatible alternative to Microsoft Office for drafting, editing, and reviewing your Terms and Conditions documents before uploading them.

  1. 1. Download and Install: Download WPS Office for free from the official website and follow the simple installation instructions.
  2. 2. Draft Your Terms: Open WPS Writer to draft your vendor Terms and Conditions, utilizing standard formatting tools compatible with Microsoft Word.
  3. 3. Export to PDF: Use the built-in export feature to save your final document as a PDF, ready to be referenced or uploaded to your vendor portal.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the Terms and Conditions step skipped in Dynamics 365 Vendor Portal?

This usually happens when the vendor collaboration parameters in Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management are not fully configured, or the specific registration workflow does not have the terms agreement toggled as a mandatory step.

Can I configure these settings in the Microsoft 365 Admin Center?

No. Vendor registration settings for this portal are typically managed within the Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management application, not in standard Microsoft 365 or SharePoint Online admin centers.

How should I prepare the Terms and Conditions text before configuring the portal?

It is recommended to draft your legal terms and conditions using a word processor like WPS Office or Microsoft Word. Once finalized and approved by legal, you can copy the text or upload the finalized PDF to your Dynamics 365 configuration.