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Bill Of Materials

Module Guide: Bill of Materials (BOM)

Module Location

PPIC > Bill of Materials

Module Objective

The Bill of Materials module is the master data hub for creating and managing Bills of Materials (BOMs). A BOM is the standard "recipe" or formula that details all components, raw materials, and packaging materials, along with their quantities, needed to produce one unit of a finished good.

1. Main View (BOM List)

The main page of this module displays a list of all Bills of Materials (BOMs) that have been defined in the system.

View Explanation

  • View: This page is a list of all product recipes. You can see the BOM Code and the Finished Good name that results from that recipe.

  • Action Buttons:

    • [New]: The primary button to create a new Bill of Materials (BOM).

2. Steps to Create a New BOM

Step 1: Create a New BOM

From the Main View, click the [New] button to open the BOM creation form.

Step 2: Define the Production Result (Output)

On the form that appears, in the Output Material section, click the "Add/Remove" icon and select one Finished Good. This is the final product that will be produced by this recipe.

Step 3: Detail the Required Materials (Input)

In the Input Material section, click the "Add/Remove" icon and select all the RAW MATERIALS or other components needed. For each input material, define the standard quantity required to produce one unit of the finished good.

Step 4: Save the BOM

After all output and input materials are filled in correctly, click the [Save] button to save the new recipe or BOM.

Workflow & Integrated Business Process

  • Planning Basis: The BOM you create here is the fundamental data that will be used by the MRP (Material Requirements Planning) system to calculate the total raw material requirements.

  • Production Basis: This BOM will also be the reference when creating a Production Order to ensure the requested and used materials are in accordance with the standard.

Tips & Important Notes

  • The accuracy of the BOM data (especially the input material quantity) is crucial. An error here will cause errors in purchase planning, cost calculation, and stock control.

  • This is a vital master data module for the PPIC, R&D, and Production teams.

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