Simon Clive at 03:12, 29 November 2011

2011-11-29T03:12:52Z

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Process Steps

Do you know where to set these up?

Process Steps are the preliminary foundation steps to . manufacturing a product. Process Steps are used to identify the action
required at a set stage in an assembly. Processes Steps are the steps listed in the assemply schedule and are allocated a period
of time for completion. Each process step will be allocated to a resource<LinkId=66>

How to use Process Steps

Select the Manufacturing tab
Select the Process Steps button
The Process Steps screen will load display a list of all current Active and Inactive Process Steps.
Enter a new Process Step by selecting the last entered row and using the down arrow on your keyboard to create
a new line.
Enter the name of your new Process Step, e.g. 'Packing'.
Tick the Active box to ensure it will be available for selection when creating an Assembly.
Select 'OK' to save your new entry.

Process Steps are an integral part of setting up a Manufactured Product within Inventory. Please refer to New Product / Manufacturing<LinkId=69>
Tab for details on setting up a Manufactured product.

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 Do you know where to set these up?
-Process Steps are the preliminary foundation steps to . manufacturing a product. Process Steps are used to identify the action
+'''Process Steps''' are the preliminary foundation steps to manufacturing a product. '''Process Steps''' are used to identify the action required at a set stage in an '''Assembly'''. Processes Steps are the steps listed in the '''Capacity Planner''' and are allocated a period of time for completion. Each process step will be allocated to a '''Resource'''
-required at a set stage in an assembly. Processes Steps are the steps listed in the assemply schedule and are allocated a period
-of time for completion.  Each process step will be allocated to a resource<LinkId=66>
-How to use Process Steps
+*To use '''Process Steps&nbsp;'''select the '''Manufacturing''' Module and then select the '''Process Steps''' button
-Select the Manufacturing tab
+'''Process Steps''' are an integral part of setting up a '''Manufactured Product''' within Inventory. <br>
-Select the Process Steps button
-The Process Steps screen will load display a list of all current Active and Inactive Process Steps.
-Enter a new Process Step by selecting the last entered row and using the down arrow on your keyboard to create
-	a new line.
-Enter the name of your new Process Step, e.g. 'Packing'.
-Tick the Active box to ensure it will be available for selection when creating an Assembly.
-Select 'OK' to save your new entry.
-−
-Process Steps are an integral part of setting up a Manufactured Product within Inventory. Please refer to New Product / Manufacturing<LinkId=69>
-Tab for details on setting up a Manufactured  product.

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Simon Clive at 03:12, 29 November 2011

Simon Clive: Created page with "Process Steps Do you know where to set these up? Process Steps are the preliminary foundation steps to . manufacturing a product. Process Steps are used to identify the action ..."