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What effect is there of defining sequences?

Each process in a BOM must have a timeline in order for sheduling and capacity planning to have values to work with.
Where there are more than one process step in a branch they also need a sequence number to ensure they are
Scheduled in the right order. Sequence numbers start at the lowest number first and the last process step is the one
with the highest number.

How to add a process sequence

Select Inventory
Select Product
Select Manufacture Tab
Add a process step to the top line (assembly) by clicking in the Process Steps column and selecting the
Assembly process
Enter the duration or amount of time allocated to the resource to carry out this process
Enter the amount of time required to setup the resource for each product
Enter the amount of time required to break down the resource for each product
Enter the sequence number

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-Sequence
+'''Sequence'''
-What effect is there of defining sequences?
+What effect is there of defining '''Sequences?'''
-Each process in a BOM must have a timeline in order for sheduling and capacity planning to have values to work with.
+Each '''Process''' in a '''BOM''' must have a timeline in order for '''Scheduling''' and '''Capacity Planning''' to have values to work with. Where there is more than one '''Process Step''' in a branch they also need a '''Sequence''' number to ensure they are '''Scheduled''' in the right order. '''Sequence''' numbers start at the '''Lowest''' number first and the '''Last Process Step''' is the one with the '''Highest''' number.
-Where there are more than one process step in a branch they also need a sequence number to ensure they are
-Scheduled in the right order.  Sequence numbers start at the lowest number first and the last process step is the one
-with the highest number.
-How to add a process sequence
+*To add a '''Process Sequence '''select the '''Inventory''' Module open a '''Product Card''' and then the '''Manufacture''' Tab
+*Add a '''Process Step''' to the top line by Double Clicking in the '''Process Steps''' column and selecting the '''Assembly''' process
-Select Inventory
+*Enter the '''Duration''' or amount of time allocated to the resource to carry out this process
-Select Product
+*Enter the amount of time required to '''Setup''' the resource for each product
-Select Manufacture Tab
+*Enter the amount of time required to '''Break Down''' the resource for each product
-Add a process step to the top line (assembly) by clicking in the Process Steps column and selecting the
+*The '''Sequence Number 10''' will load by '''Default''' to the '''Top Line Assembly'''
-Assembly process
+*The '''Next Process Step''' that you Add to the Tree would have a '''Sequence Number''' of '''9''' and then '''Number 8''' etc<br>
-Enter the duration or amount of time allocated to the resource to carry out this process
-Enter the amount of time required to setup the resource for each product
-Enter the amount of time required to break down the resource for each product
-Enter the sequence number

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Simon Clive at 02:56, 2 December 2011

Simon Clive: Created page with "Sequence What effect is there of defining sequences? Each process in a BOM must have a timeline in order for sheduling and capacity planning to have values to work with. Wher..."