Bills of materials
Define components and supported expense structures for the finished product.
Bring raw materials, bills of materials, operations, job work, production orders and costing into one manufacturing environment. Follow work from material issue through production stages to finished goods.
Businesses often find the problem only when two departments compare their records. The underlying process deserves more attention.
XlinkONE provides BOM structures, expense templates, operation masters, routing and production-order workflows. Material and job-work records support the manufacturing process across departments and employees.
For an accurate production history, the business needs to distinguish material consumption, transferred work, accepted output, rejection and eligible labour activity. Each quantity should be recorded in its correct business context.
Understand the XlinkONE platformDefine components and supported expense structures for the finished product.
Organize production around tasks such as cutting, stitching, assembly or finishing.
Record supported job-work handoffs between responsible people and operating stages.
Use available material, labour, expense and movement records for production analysis.
These capabilities work together around a particular operating requirement.
Define components and supported expense structures for the finished product.
Organize production around tasks such as cutting, stitching, assembly or finishing.
Record supported job-work handoffs between responsible people and operating stages.
Use available material, labour, expense and movement records for production analysis.
Each production stage has a purpose, a responsible operator and a measurable result.
Define the product, BOM, operations and relevant manufacturing routing.
Record material issue and the supported stage-by-stage work movements.
Complete production records and review quantities, movement history and costs.
A cutting operator receives 50 metres of fabric and produces 60 cut pieces for stitching. The fabric issue and the output are measured in different units. The production process must preserve that distinction so subsequent movements and any piece-based work calculation use the appropriate quantity.
Stage-specific produced-quantity conversion and billing options should only be advertised as live functionality after they have been deployed and tested.These answers describe how XlinkONE is intended to support the workflow. Actual availability depends on the installed release and subscription.
The manufacturing environment includes operation and routing concepts together with production and job-work records. Exact automation depends on the deployed production workflow.
XlinkONE includes employee-linked job-work movement and work records. The applicable billing rules must be configured and verified.
The BOM and production-costing framework includes expense-related structures. Which costs are included depends on the active calculation and accounting setup.
Start with the operating requirements that matter to your team and explore the relevant ERP modules.