Supply Chain Management
SCM (Supply Chain Management)
SCM is the process of planning, implementing, and controlling the operations of the supply chain as efficiently as possible. Supply Chain Management spans all movement and storage of raw materials, work-in-process inventory, and finished goods from point-of-origin to point-of-consumption.
Warehouse Management
The system provides advanced warehouse management system with the following characteristics:
- Warehouse
- Supplier reception
- Inventory Movement
- Physical Inventory
- Production
- Dispatch to Client
- Valuation
- Cost
- Available to promise
- Replacement
- (Demand)
It can handle several physical stores and each one of them is redefined in multiple logical warehouses. It also manages the receipt, quality control, testing, storage and dispatch.
To control storage, you can define the location within the store depending on the aisle, drawer and level, this information is defined by the user.
It can handle priorities for users in dispatches or reception.
Creating a delivery document can be done directly from a purchase order , receipt or supplier invoice.
The program handles dispatches requests of unavailable products to customers because it checks against the providers requests; this is called availability to promise.
Other features that can be handled are:
- Lots Monitoring / Management Series and serial numbers
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List by number of supplier and any other characteristic (product attributes)
- BOM
- Product Usage
- Quantities of negative inventory
BOM (Bill of Materials)
A BOM is a new product that was manufactured , assembled or derived from other products or parts. A list of materials may contain one or more products, services or even other BOM. There is no limit to the number of items or levels that may contain a BOM. The only limitation is that a BOM does not allow "circular reference", which means that it cannot have references to its parts.
There are tow kinds of BOM:
Storage: Stored: If a BOM is labeled as stored, it is treated as if it was a normal product in terms of availability. To create it, it is necessary to "assemble it" (or disassemble it) through "Production". Product availability represents the quantity left in stock instead of what you could produce. If the established price is 0.00, then it is calculated in a dynamic way. The price is the sum of all the individual parts and services, and in this case it is required that the BOM and all its components are on the price list . Normally only BOM 's information is printed out, but sometimes invoices, deliveries and lists details and quantities in stock can also be printed .
Not stored: generally, they are used for convenience in data entry. When an order or invoice is processed, the lines of products involved are generated . The available amount in a not-stored BOM represents what might be available, and is dynamically calculated based on each piece. For this type of BOM, the price is always the sum of prices of individual items that compose the BOM.
Pricing of products and services
To manage the pricing of products and services, iDempiere uses the following methods:
- Standard pricing .
- Current Cost or price of the latest purchase.
- Average.
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