BOM

  1. Click on Create BOM.

  2. Document Name: Enter the Document Name.

  3. BOM Number: Select the BOM Number.

  4. FG Store: Select the FG Store.

  5. RM Store: Select the RM Store.

  6. Scrap/Reject Store: Select the Scrap/Reject Store.

Finished Goods:

  • Select the ID.

  • Enter the Quantity and Cost Allocation (%).

  • Add a Comment if required.

Raw Materials:

  • Select the ID and enter the Quantity.

  • If a route is applicable, click Add Route and select the appropriate Routing.

  • Add a Comment if needed.

Scrap:

  • Select the ID.

  • Enter the Quantity and Cost Allocation (%).

  • Add a Comment if required.

Other Charges: Enter any additional charges.

Actions:

  • Click Publish to publish the BOM.

  • Click Draft to save the BOM as a draft.

Production Cycle

  1. BOM Selection:

    • Click on the checkbox for the BOM to initiate the process.

    • Click Start Process to proceed.

Create Production Order

  1. Document Series: Select the appropriate Document Series.

  2. Quantity: Enter the required Quantity.

  3. Reference Number: Provide the Reference Number.

  4. Select Stage: Choose the relevant Stage from the dropdown and click Submit.

The production cycle will now begin.

Production Cycle Steps

  1. Publish & Start Process:

    • Click Publish to initiate the production cycle.

    • Click Start Process and then take the required actions.

  2. Mark FG Produced:

    • Enter the Quantity Added for Finished Goods.

  3. Issue Raw Materials:

    • Enter the Quantity of Raw Materials issued.

  4. Mark Scrap Generated:

    • Enter the Quantity of Scrap generated.

  5. Log Routing Data:

    • Click Mark Done to confirm routing data.

    • Enter the Actual Amount used.

  6. Complete Process:

    • Click Complete and then Take Action to move to the next step.

FG Test

  1. Enter the following details:

    • Tested Items

    • Passed Items

    • Items for Repair

    • Rejected Items

  2. Click Complete to close the production cycle.

Once this production cycle is completed, you can proceed to start the next production cycle."

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