Bill of materials
Define component requirements and supported expense structures for the intended finished product.
Bring bills of materials, routing, operation sequences, production orders, material usage and costing into a more structured manufacturing process.
Before a product reaches dispatch, materials are issued, work moves between operations and costs accumulate. Losing track of these stages makes it difficult to explain delays or compare intended usage with actual work.
XlinkONE includes bills of materials, expense templates, operation masters, manufacturing routing and production-order workflows. The system is designed to connect production activity with stock and cost information as those records are completed.
The important capabilities are the ones that help your team record work consistently and follow what happens next.
Define component requirements and supported expense structures for the intended finished product.
Organize the sequence of manufacturing tasks and their relevant departments or machines.
Maintain planned manufacturing work and associated material or operation records.
Use supported material, labour and expense data to examine production cost information.
Follow the work in a clear sequence, with each stage recorded in the appropriate ERP module.
Define the finished item, required components, quantities and relevant expenses.
Arrange operations and prepare the appropriate production-order records.
Capture approved material and job-work activities, then review completion and costing.
A manufacturer begins with fabric and accessories, sends material for cutting and then moves the resulting work through stitching and finishing. BOM, routing and production records give each stage a place in the production history.
These answers explain the intended scope. Actual availability depends on your plan, configuration and the deployed ERP version.
XlinkONE includes BOM expense templates and material structures. Available calculation and costing behaviour depends on configuration and the deployed production version.
Yes. Operation and routing workflows are designed for processes with more than one production stage.
Explore the available configuration and connect the records your team needs to manage.