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📄️Manufacture and Controlling Setting

Manufacture and Controlling Setting: the per-company rules and journals of manufacturing.

Manufacturing Unit: a production line or plant, with its site and the warehouses it takes components from and puts output into.

Manufacturing Pool: a pool that groups manufacturing orders for scheduling.

Group: a manufacture group for grouping items and orders.

Usage: what a bill of material or formula is used for: production, assembly, costing, template or subcontracting.

Operation Group: a group of operations.

Operation: a step of work used on routings, such as mixing or packing.

Route Group: a group of routes with estimation settings, kept as a reference.

Routing: the operations, resources and hours that make an item.

Bill Of Material: the components, quantities and scrap that make one quantity of an item.

Formula: a formula for process manufacturing, with active ingredients, batch yield and co-products.

Master Planning: a production plan: what to make, how much and by when, typed or copied from sales orders.

Manufacturing Order: an order to make a quantity of an item: its BOM, routing, reservations and status.

Manufacture Order Confirmation: confirms what a manufacturing order produced and consumed, and posts the issue, receipt and resource cost.

Manufacture Operation Confirmation: confirms one operation of a manufacturing order at a time; the last operation receives the output.

Production Order Periodic Settlement: compares actual and standard cost of closed manufacturing orders up to a date and posts the settlement.