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Bill of Materials (BOM)

Manufacturing specifications for your products are defined in the bill of materials, including revisions, routings, components, and outputs.

Key Features

  • Job details originate from BOMs and can then be edited
  • Product structure accommodates up to 99 levels
  • Phantom assemblies
  • Multiple revisions
  • Batch size by revision
  • Component effective dates
  • Component overage percentage
  • Unlimited decimal places in usage quantity
  • Component notes and references
  • Multiple outputs for bi-products, co-products, disassembly, remanufacturing
  • Indented, tree view inquiries
  • Cost rollup
  • Where used inquiry

Routings & Work Centers

  • Work centers with hourly rates for setup, labor, overhead
  • Machines within work centers
  • Sequence templates for copy of common processes
  • Job routing originates from BOM routing and can then be edited
  • Work center and machine assignment by sequence
  • Setup hours
  • Cycle time expressed as time/process or processes/hour
  • Items/process
  • Days to next sequence
  • Traveler notes
  • Supplier and cost on subcontract sequences
  • PO notes for subcontract sequences
  • Tasks provide additional breakdown within sequences for inspection or other procedures

Menu Selections

Setup Menu

  • BOM Defaults
  • Machines
  • Sequence Templates
  • Task Templates
  • Revision Names

Main Menu

  • Work Centers
  • Bills of Material
  • Estimated Purchase Costs
  • Cost Rollup
  • Where Used Inquiry

Reports

  • Multi-Level BOM
  • Costed BOM