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MC1465314 Dynamics 365 Project Operations Use what-if analysis on estimates

Summary

  • Microsoft is adding what-if analysis for estimates in Dynamics 365 Project Operations.
  • Users will be able to model quote scenarios and evaluate effects on profitability, gross margins, and other financial goals.
  • The feature includes goal-oriented analysis, pricing-dimension adjustments, and comparison of multiple models before applying a choice to the quote.
  • This is an awareness-only update for Project Operations customers; no admin configuration is described.
  • No immediate action is required, but support teams should be aware of the new capability for user questions.

Microsoft 365 Message Center ID: MC1465314
Primary Service: D365 Apps
Admin Impact: Low
User Impact: Medium
Release Start: 30 Sept 2026
Release End: 30 Sept 2026
Last Modified: September 1, 2026
Category: Stay informed
Tag: New feature
Status: Launched
Products & Platforms: Dynamics 365 Apps

History

9/1/2026 Item Added to Message Center

Microsoft Message

We are announcing the ability to use what-if analysis on estimates in Dynamics 365 Project Operations. This feature will reach general availability on September 30, 2026.

How does this affect me?

This feature introduces a robust what-if analysis capability for estimates that enables you to model scenarios and evaluate their impact on key financial goals.

  • Scenario modeling: Use existing quotes to simulate scenarios and assess their effects on goals like profitability and gross margins.
  • Goal-oriented analysis: Select specific goals and target values to model pricing changes effectively.
  • Dynamic pricing dimensions: Adjust key pricing dimensions to explore how changes influence selected goals.
  • Informed decision-making: Review multiple what-if analysis models, compare outcomes, and apply the most suitable option to the quote.

What action do I need to take?

This message is for awareness, and no action is required.

If you would like more information on this feature, please visit Use what-if analysis on estimates.