We have listed below some of the main features in Sage 200 BOM:

• Sage 200 BOM includes sub-contract and piece work operations.
• The module contains operations templates and a Bill of Materials copy function.
• BOM allows you to break down your manufacturing into specific areas, including machines, labour, reporting and operations.
• You can track any changes to the Bill of Materials costs over time.
• Bill of Materials gives you either implosion or explosion views, which provide you with a visual view of product levels and product components.
• Scrap allowances allows you to estimate likely scrap levels and helps ensure there are no component shortages which might result in production losses.
• The system allows you to identify component shortages, so you can raise purchase orders to cover any potential shortages.
• Sage 200 BOM has detailed costing analysis where you can view BOM costs over time, this can be shown as a chart for easy visualisation.
• You can use Bill of Materials to organise the production of repetitive batch items.
• Maximum Build and Trial Kitting features allows you to identify build quantity on stock for components and products.
• The Bill of Materials module has a workspace which shows key information in a single screen, so users have all the relevant information at any one time, the system also allows them to view this workspace remotely via a web browser.
• There is an error correction facility in Sage 200 Bill of Materials, which allows you to dismantle Bills of Materials that have been created in error.
• Sage 200 BOM has a versioning feature that gives you the ability to view older versions of the product, this is a great feature for auditing and managing spares.
• Another great feature in Bill of Materials is that multiple finished items can be included in stock calculations.

Call AlphaLogix on 0330 043 0140 or email us at sales@alphalogix.co.uk to discuss your Bill of materials requirements.

Download the Sage 200 Bill of Materials user Guide