Define the product structure
Maintain bills of materials with component quantities, units and operations so production starts from a recorded definition.
Manufacturing
Bring product definitions, purchasing, inventory and production orders together. Review the components, work and outputs behind each batch without separating production from the rest of the business.
| Record | Reference | Stage |
|---|---|---|
| Bill of materials | BOM-026 | Defined |
| Production order | MO-014 | In progress |
| Output batch | LOT-081 | Pending |
Defined BOMs and operations
Material consumption in context
Batch links for investigation
Built for daily work
Maintain bills of materials with component quantities, units and operations so production starts from a recorded definition.
Review warehouse stock and supplier requirements. Configure work centers and planned operation times and costs.
Follow required and consumed materials, operation status and finished outputs through the production order.
Investigate recorded input and output batches and review production costs alongside stock and financial reports.
One connected workflow
Plan: define the BOM, operations and required materials.
Produce: record component consumption and operation progress.
Review: inspect outputs, batch links and cost records.
A few practical questions
Scale includes Production alongside Purchasing, Inventory and Accounting for the connected workflow described here.
Work centers hold capacity and hourly cost information. BOM operations reference them with planned time, and production orders record operation progress.
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