DESIGN & LAYOUT

• Configure BMA to match the process flow for each of your items or your customer's items.
• Process types are completely customizable (examples may include: Receiving, Staging, Assembly, Reject-return to line, Reject and store, Mixing, Staging – ship, Casting, Curing, Etc.)
   
  Features of Manufacturing
  Features of Assemblies
  Features of Kits
  Workflow

• Automated process of reporting work/shop order production!
• Automatically execute bills of material as items flow through processes.
• Automatically send e-mail messages to selected customers to notify them of the status of their order.
• Can see every assembly and what quantities of each product are in which stage of assembly or manufacturing.
• Comparisons - resources are user-defined for comparison to available capacity versus projected (in order to establish a viable Master Production Schedule )!
• Cost calculations for material, labor, and overhead!
• Create "made to order" (based on order required dates) and "made to forecast" resource plans by date.
• Easy to use "front end" for manufacturing floor users.
• Estimates Capacity Requirements Planning of future resource utilization!
• Forecasting Schedule Screen and reports.
• Master scheduling feature for anticipating build schedule using forecasted demand and customer orders!
• Plans the total need for work/shop orders and purchased parts!
• Preparation, planning and release of work/shop orders!
• Production Schedule Screen and reports.
• Supervisors may monitor the status of orders, containers, processes/machines, and parts.

• Automatically build and disassemble bill of materials.
• Create Pick tickets automatically for components of assembly.
• Pricing – Assembly has its own pricing table.
• Printing Options (display or print Kit or assembly only or print all components)
• Sub-assemblies available.
• Unlimited Components and Extended Descriptions.
• See A Graphical Outline on each BOM

• Create Kits at Order Entry on the fly.
• Default G/L account options (see above).
• Print Options (see above).
• Kits/Assemblies: Kit allows the creation of an inventory item that is made up of a combination of component items that exist in your inventory.

In setting up kits, several options are available including :

• 1) Component Allocation: Pull components out of existing inventory items, or create components by using items not from inventory items.
• 2) Cost of each Component Item: Can be pulled from inventory record or set exclusively by the kit being used.
• 3) Invoice Display: Display all components, Kit item only, or a selected number of components. (You may want to include items such as packing materials, etc that would add to the kit cost but not display on the invoice)
• 4) Cost of Kit Flexibility: Can be calculated by totaling the sum of the components or independently from the components.
• 5) Un-allocation of Component Items Option: For Pre-built Kits can explode the component items back into inventory in order to sell them individually, QOH adjustments are made automatically.
• 6) Kit Availability Query: Can go to the Kit item in the inventory record to determine how many kits can be built based on the quantity of the component items needed for that kit.
• 7) Purchasing: A Kit Item can be entered into a PO, which fulfills the component items appropriately when kit is received and posted.
• 8) Reports: Kit availability, costing information, etc.
• 9) Sequencing: sets how the items will be displayed at POS

• Ability to record and track user time associated with specific tasks within assigned Job/Workflow Queue!
• Allows movement of updated Job/Workflow Queues to top of queue!
• Attach Job/Workflow Queue to:
• Any Customer
• Product -Transaction