Create BOM
- Define a new BOM by listing all components, quantities, and production parameters for a finished product.
Edit BOM
- Update component lists, quantities, or operations on existing BOMs to reflect design changes or process improvements.
Delete BOM
- Remove obsolete or test BOMs from the system to keep your master data clean.
View BOM
- Inspect a BOM’s details—components, assembly steps, and cost estimates—in a consolidated profile.
Search BOMs
- Quickly locate BOMs by code, product name, or description using global search and filters.
Assign BOM to Products
- Link a BOM to specific Finished Goods items so production orders automatically reference the correct recipe.
List Required Materials
- Generate a detailed breakdown of raw materials and quantities needed to produce one unit.
Set Assembly Operations
- Define each production step—machine, labor hours, and sequence—to guide shop-floor execution.
Define Product Structure
- Map parent-child relationships for multi-level BOMs, showing sub-assemblies and components hierarchy.
Manage BOM Revisions
- Track and maintain multiple BOM versions, with revision notes and effective dates for audit control.
Specify Alternate Materials
- List substitute components for each line item to handle shortages without stopping production.
Estimate Production Costs
- Automatically calculate labor, material, and overhead costs based on BOM details and rates.
Calculate Material Requirements
- For a given production run size, compute total material needs across all BOM levels.
Monitor Material Availability
- Check current stock levels vs. BOM requirements to highlight procurement or production delays.
Generate BOM Reports
- Produce comprehensive reports on cost roll-up, material requirements, and version history for planning or audit.