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Sage MAS 90 and 200 - Bill of Materials
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The
Sage MAS 90 Bill of Materials module allows you to easily create and maintain
a detailed bill of de components and miscellaneous charges that make up
your finished items and subassembly components. You con produce accurate
and informative reports detailing bill structures, component requirements
and production history.
The
Bill of Materials module is designed to accommodate the after-the-fact
recording of production. As the production of each finished product is
recorded, the component items used are automatically relieved from inventory,
and the finished products are automatically received into inventory. Disassembly
of finished items can also be recorded. During Disassembly Entry and Production
Entry, components may be added, deleted or modified.
Products
sold in a variety of configurations are accommodated by a unique Bill
Options feature. Using this feature, components to be added to or subtracted
from the base bill may be specified for each option. When the Sage MAS 90 Sales
Order Processing module is integrated, you can select Bill Options during
Sales Order Entry and Invoice Data Entry.
Engineering
Change Control and unlimited revision capabilities are key features of
the Sage MAS 90 Bill of Materials module. The Engineering Change Control feature
facilitates the recording of bill structure changes, which improves product
quality and production efficiency. A detailed record of engineering changes
and bill revisions may be retained indefinitely, providing a complete
history of the evolution of your products.
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| Bill
Revisions |
Different
versions of a can be maintained simultaneously. This feature is useful
if you change the configuration of your product but still need to
refer to the old configurations. |
| Bill
Options |
Bills
with multiple configurations can be created. Up to nine categories
of options can be defined for each bill. Each Option Category can
have an unlimited number of valid choices. |
| Up
to 99 levels |
One
bill can contain up to 99 levels. You can obtain a comprehensive overview
of the entire bill structure from the Indented Bill of Materials Report. |
| Phantom
Bills |
Components
grouped together for manufacturing purposes but never built for stock
can be defined as a phantom bill. You can print reports with phantom
bills, or you can blow through phantom bills by printing only their
components. |
| Sales
Kit Processing |
Sales
Kits are single-level assemblies not normally stocked together but
grouped as a unit when a sale is made. Kit components can be added
or deleted during Sales Order Entry. At your preference, component
detail can be printed on Sales Orders and picking sheets.
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| Yield
and Scrap Accommodation |
Built-in
yield and scrap accommodation provides accurate forecasting of material
requirements, as well as final output. Both yield and scrap calculations
can be used within single Bill.
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| Production
Entry |
Manufactured
products can be recorded into inventory and component materials relieved
using this program. During the entry process, bills are automatically
exploded into component detail lines. You can add, delete or change
component items and override standard quantities and warehouse for
each component. Miscellaneous Charges and comments can also be entered. |
| Disassembly
Entry |
Disassembly
of manufactured products can be recorded into inventory and component
materials returned to stock using this program.
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| Engineering
Change Control |
Planned
changes to the bill structure can be recorded in advance. You can
add or delete multiple components from a bill using the Engineering
Change Entry process. You can also specify an effective date when
printing reports to include engineering changes up to that date. |
| Miscellaneous
Charges |
Bills
can include non-material charges such as labor and overhead costs.
Actual units and costs associated with Miscellaneous Charges can be
entered during Production Entry to reflect actual costs incurred. |
| Cost
Roll-up Register |
The
costs of each bill can be calculated based upon the cost of each component
and Miscellaneous Charge, and upon any yield and scrap percentages.
The component costs can be calculated using the average, last or standard
cost method. |
| Work
Order Integration |
When
integrated with the Work Order Processing module, bill of material
components can be automatically merged into a Work order. The Work
Order module provides a complete Work in Process Manufacturing System
for companies that require more comprehensive control of their manufacturing
process. |
| MRP
Module Integration |
The
Bill of Materials module provides bill detail that is used by the
Sage MAS 90 Material Requirements Planning ( MRP ) module. The MRP module
provides information to the purchasing and production departments
so that they can maintain sufficient amounts of materials on hand
at all times. |
| Bar
Code Printing |
Production
labels and picking sheets can be customized to print two types of
bar codes. Bar codes and bar code printers must be predefined using
the Bar Code Printer Maintenance in the Sage MAS 90 Inventory Management
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- Picking
Sheet
- Production
Entry
- Production
Labels
- Disassembly
Entry Register
- Cost
Roll-up Register
- Daily
Transaction Register
- Single-level
Bill of Materials Report
- Indented
Bill of Materials Report
- Summarized
Bill of materials Report
- Single-level
Where-used Report
- Indented
Where-used Report
- Summarized
Where-used Report
- Component
Requirement Report
- Gross
Requirements Report
- Costed
Bill of Materials Report
- Bill
Validation Report
- Production
History Report
- Engineering
Change History Report
- General
Ledger Posting Recap
- Engineering
Change Register
- Replace/Delete
Component Register
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