Assembly Processing/BOM

Allows you to define the components and costs of manufactured products. Among the features of the assembly processing are:

An assembly may be built up from individual component parts and/or sub-assemblies
No practical limit to the number of components in an assembly/sub-assembly
Assembly record includes: 15 character alphanumeric reference, description, build quantity, fixed costs, material and labour overhead factors, and assembly hours
Changes to component and labour costs are automatically reflected in the bill of materials
Requirements list facility sorts an input production schedule into component order and shows the number required, in stock, on order and any shortfall
Requirements list can be converted into a works order
Product record shows a list of assemblies which include the item as a component
Assembly labour cost can be built up from different labour rates in various departments
Bill of materials report lists the component and labour costs to arrive at a unit assembly cost

Assembly Processing Reports