The parts and materials your bills of materials are actually built from.
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Every bill of materials points at entries in this catalog: the fabric, hardware, or sub-assemblies that get consumed when a manufacturing order is built.
Materials get created as you go, including automatically from a matched SKU on an incoming sales line, so the catalog grows with your actual product setup instead of needing to be populated up front.
Questions
- What's the difference between a raw material and a component?
- A raw material is bought as-is, like fabric, hardware, or a blank. A component is itself built from a bill of materials, so it can nest inside a larger assembly.
Setting this up? Read the technical docs.