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Manufacturing Order
For Sage 300
Designed for small to medium-sized enterprises, Manufacturing Order enables an efficient production flow covering manufacturing orders, work in progress, routing cost calculation, material consumption, material scrap and item substitution and order closeout.
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Why use Manufacturing Order (M/O)?
Increase your accuracy, productivity, and efficiency adding more value to your business. No need to manually calculate production cost anymore with an automated manufacturing solution. Now you can worry about the more important things in your business like getting paid and satisfying your customers.
Key Features
Super-Charged BOM Structure
- Unlimited number of BOM codes and versions of per product
- Up to 16 BOM levels
- Detailed item routing information
- Supports unlimited number of co-products
Increased Accuracy of Production Cost Calculation
- Rolled up standard item costing from Sage 300 Inventory Control upon finished goods receipt
- Costs can be based on material and resource requirements, including labor and overhead costs
- Accurate costs adjustments upon closeout of manufacturing orders
Operation-Based Transactions
- Sub divide production floor into work centers used by BOM operations
- Transactions as material issuances, WIP consumption or scrap can be performed by operations
Easier Monitoring of Work in Progress
- Materials issues from IC are tracked as WIP
- WIP consumption and scrip transactions track WIP movement as it happens
- Unconsumed WIP are automatically allocated upon closeout of manufacturing orders
Backflushing
- Create material issuances and finished goods receipts in one step if production time is short
KanBan
- Create manufacturing orders, issuances and receipts in one step for Just in Time production
I/C Stock Balance and History
- All transactions are posted directly to IC stock and history tables
Serialized Inventory and Lot Tracking
- Full support of serial and lot numbers for IC items
- Define lot and serial numbers for materials issues, returned, and finished goods received in the warehouse