Quick Answer

The correct answer is the Fixed assets module. In Dynamics 365 Finance, the Fixed assets module is specifically designed to create, manage, and track fixed asset records, including recording the purchase of new machinery, calculating depreciation, and handling disposals. This module serves as the central repository for all asset lifecycle activities, ensuring accurate financial reporting and compliance. On the MB-920 exam, this question tests your understanding of module-specific responsibilities within Dynamics 365 Finance, often appearing as a straightforward scenario where you must distinguish the Fixed assets module from other common modules like Inventory management (which tracks stock items, not long-term assets) or General ledger (which records financial transactions but does not manage asset records directly). A common trap is confusing asset recording with inventory or ledger entries, but remember: if it’s a long-term, depreciable asset, it belongs in Fixed assets. Memory tip: Think “FA for Fixed Asset” — if it’s a machine, building, or vehicle, you always go to the Fixed assets module first.