Multi-level bills of materials
Sub-assemblies nest inside finished goods, each with its own components.
Turn materials into finished goods with the cost attached
Bills of materials, production orders, material issue and finished output are recorded as one process. Stock moves from raw material to work in progress to finished goods, and the value moves with it — so the factory floor and the ledger stay in agreement.
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How it works
From setup to a review-ready result
A practical workflow your team can follow without adding disconnected spreadsheets or repeated data entry.
- 1
Define the bill of materials
List component items, quantities, wastage allowance and the finished output each BOM produces.
- 2
Plan the run
Create a production order, check component availability and reserve what the run will consume.
- 3
Issue and produce
Issue materials from the correct warehouse, record finished output and move it into stock at cost.
- 4
Review the variance
Compare planned consumption with what was actually used and investigate the difference before it repeats.
What you get
Built for how manufacturing & production actually works
You know what each production run actually consumed, what the finished goods genuinely cost, and where the variance came from.
Wastage and yield allowance
Build expected loss into the BOM so variance means something.
Material availability check
See whether a run can start before committing to it.
Costed output
Finished goods enter stock at material plus allocated conversion cost.
Consumption variance
Compare planned against actual usage per run and investigate the gap.
Batch traceability
Trace a finished batch back to the component lots that went into it.
Feature details
Every item and sub-item, clearly explained
Understand the main workflow, what belongs inside it and how each capability supports accurate daily work.
01
Main feature item
Define the product
Describe what goes into what.
What it includes
4 connected capabilities designed to keep this part of manufacturing & production organized.
Included sub-items
What belongs under define the product
01
Bills of materials
List components, quantities and the output each BOM produces.
02
Multi-level BOMs
Nest sub-assemblies inside finished goods.
03
Wastage allowance
Build expected loss into the standard so variance is meaningful.
04
Standard costing
Hold an expected cost to compare actual runs against.
02
Main feature item
Run production
Record what actually happened.
What it includes
4 connected capabilities designed to keep this part of manufacturing & production organized.
Included sub-items
What belongs under run production
01
Production orders
Plan a run, check availability and reserve components.
02
Material issue
Issue from the correct warehouse and reduce raw material stock.
03
Output recording
Receive finished goods into stock at their built-up cost.
04
Work in progress
Hold value on incomplete runs rather than losing it.
03
Main feature item
Review and trace
Understand the result.
What it includes
4 connected capabilities designed to keep this part of manufacturing & production organized.
Included sub-items
What belongs under review and trace
01
Consumption variance
Compare planned against actual material usage per run.
02
Batch traceability
Trace a finished batch back to the component lots inside it.
03
Yield analysis
Track output achieved against output expected.
04
Cost of production
See what the period's manufacturing actually cost.
Accounting reference
This feature explanation is informed by recognized accounting and control guidance. Your configuration and filing obligations should still be reviewed for your organization and jurisdiction.
Put manufacturing & production to work for your business
Create a clearer workflow and give your team information they can understand and trust.