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Bill of Materials form Header
The Bill of Materials (BOM) Header form enables users to define the structure of a Bill of Material for a final product or a component used in another Bill of Material. This feature ensures precise material management and production planning.
To access Bill of Materials form Header, navigate to:
Production → Bill Of Materials → Bill of Materials → Header
Key Features
- Multiple BOM Versions: users can create multiple BOMs for a product based on the Revision Code, managed in Inventory → Item Details → Revision Tab. Learn more Click here to find out more.
- Quantity & UoM: specifies the required product quantity and unit of measure (UoM) for the parent item. The Quantity and UoM represent the product quantity of the parent item.
- Factor: defines variables affecting parent and component quantities, such as yield or scrap.
- Warehouse: identifies the production location.
- Type Field: indicates whether the product is Internal (produced in-house) or External (subcontracted).
- Distribution Rule & Project: optional fields for tracking financial and operational data.
- MRP Default: determines if this BOM is the default for Material Requirements Planning (MRP). If unchecked, the BOM does not sync with SAP Business One.
- Batch Size: defines production batch sizes to calculate costs, considering setup time, fixed runtime, stock, and queue time.