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| − | Have you worked through the process of creating a wagon in your sample database? | + | Have you worked through the process of creating a wagon in your sample database? |
| − | The example in the following screens will give you an understanding of how a Bill Of Materials works, the options | + | The example in the following screens will give you an understanding of how a '''Bill Of Materials''' works, the options available to you and how product pricing works for a manufactured product |
| − | available to you and how product pricing works for a manufactured product | + | |
| − | + | From the '''Main Menu''' select the '''Inventory''' Module Create a new Product of the type '''Inventory Part''' - a manufactured product is always an '''Inventory Part''' even if it is built to order and doesn't go into stock. | |
| − | Create a new Product of the type Inventory Part - a manufactured product is always an Inventory Part even | + | |
| − | if it is built to order and doesn't go into stock. | + | |
| − | The following pages will explain the options to you in regards to Sell Prices and the Bill Of Materials | + | The following pages will explain the options to you in regards to '''Sell Prices''' and the '''Bill Of Materials''' |
Latest revision as of 09:47, 2 December 2011
Creating a Wagon
Have you worked through the process of creating a wagon in your sample database?
The example in the following screens will give you an understanding of how a Bill Of Materials works, the options available to you and how product pricing works for a manufactured product
From the Main Menu select the Inventory Module Create a new Product of the type Inventory Part - a manufactured product is always an Inventory Part even if it is built to order and doesn't go into stock.
The following pages will explain the options to you in regards to Sell Prices and the Bill Of Materials
