• Simple Bill of Materials (BOM) file establishes relationship between parent part and component parts.
• Manufacturing orders can be created to handle BOMs with multiple levels and subassemblies.
• Components can be flagged as "optional" to streamline the number of BOMs needed.
• Optional component parts can be flagged as "choose one" or "choose quantity" to build.
• Labor is automatically included into each bill of materials.
• Overhead amounts can be calculated based on formulas for each component part.
• Kits can be built automatically while processing both job orders and sales orders.
• Costs for manufactured parts can be "rolled up" as component costs change.
• Print "where used" list showing which BOM's use a given component part.
• Print BOM "explosion" report showing all levels and components.
• Change a component BOM one time, all bills where used change as well.

• Status option checks sub-assemblies and creates associated manufacturing orders as needed.
• Automatically backorder required materials not in stock.
• Can commit manufactured part to job order or sales order.
• Component parts can be built by warehouse, lot, or serial number.
• You can choose to set up work centers and labor routing for each manufactured part.
• Work centers allow tracking labor and overhead by the work area or machine the labor was performed on.
• Capacity planning is also possible by scheduling against work center availability.
• Labor routings can be set up to determine which work centers are utilitized, for how long, and in which order.
• The combination of work centers and labor routing allows for both shop floor scheduling and capacity planning reports.

• Labor Routing Sheets
• Cost Rollup Report
• Manufacturing Requirements Report
• Suggested Build Report
• Manufacturing Cost Rollup Report
• Scheduling Reports
• Manufacturing Order Generic Report