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XA Enterprise Product Data Management Alternate Item Processes Brenda Butler, Senior Consultant

Explore the benefits of using alternate processes in EPDM. Learn how to create and implement alternate processes for cost efficiency and production management. Discover the significance of alternate bills of materials and routing versions in maximizing operational efficiency. Join us for a practical session on implementing alternate processes for improved inventory management and costing control.

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XA Enterprise Product Data Management Alternate Item Processes Brenda Butler, Senior Consultant

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  1. XA Enterprise Product Data Management Alternate Item Processes Brenda Butler, Senior Consultant brenda.butler@cistech.net

  2. Agenda for Today • What is an item process in EPDM? • How can using alternate processes benefit my company? • Creating alternate processes • Using alternate processes • Order-Based Production Management in Browser (R6) or Power-Link (R7) • Inventory Management or Production Costing & Control (green screen) • Alternate process costing

  3. What is an Item Process? • An EPDM item process record includes: • Item revision information • Bill of material, if one. (Purchased parts have an item process, too.) • Routing, if one • Item Process types for manufactured parts: • Primary – created automatically when item revision is added to database. • Alternate – created later for specific reason. • Process is chosen when creating manufacturing orders.

  4. What is an Item Process?

  5. Benefits of Alternate Processes • Routing “Version” indicates: • Different internal routing (manufacturing process), perhaps with different costing of work centers. • Different routing for outside services performed when capacity is an issue. • Provides actual work center demand instead of standard primary routing. • Generic routings for items manufactured with same process.

  6. Benefits of Alternate Processes • Bill of material “Alternate ID”: • To use alternate/substitute component(s) on a regular basis. • Sometimes necessitated by alternate routing process.

  7. ROUTINGS

  8. Routing Version • EPDM routing record is made up of 3 files: • Routing header • Operations detail • Operations description • Key fields are: • Site • Routing ID • Version number • Routing takes on the effective date of item process with which it is associated.

  9. Routing Version • Routing version uses for: • Different internal manufacturing process, perhaps with different work center costs and/or machine or labor time. • Different versions used by R&D for new product (or use simulation site—cost rolls only available in same site for primary process). • Different version for outside services performed occasionally when capacity is an issue. • Provides actual work center demand instead of standard primary process. • May require different bill of material.

  10. Create Alternate Processes - Routing • From Item Revision Copy from routing header, not operations.

  11. Create Alternate Processes – Routing Version • From Item Revision

  12. Generic Routings – Multiple Items/Same Process • Routing ID can be same for all similarly manufactured items

  13. Generic Routings – Multiple Items/Same Process • Maintain Item Process records with correct routing ID when using generic routings after creating item revision.

  14. Alternate Bills of Material

  15. Alternate Bills of Material – 1 Copy Method

  16. Alternate Bills of Material – 1 Copy Method RESULT

  17. Using Alternate Processes

  18. Select Alternate Process • In OBPM (Order-Based Production Management)

  19. Select Alternate Process • In OBPM (Order-Based Production Management) Select Import Routing icon on the right.

  20. Select Alternate Process • In OBPM (Order-Based Production Management) Use lookup to select correct item process. Double click selection on Item Process screen.

  21. Select Alternate Process • In OBPM (Order-Based Production Management) Imported routing operations FYI: Remember you can “inactivate” an operation and add a new one into an MO at any time prior to activity being started.

  22. Select Alternate Process DATE 2/09/08 ORDER ENTRY - MANUFACTURE ENTER AMI4A4 R7 ORDER NO ITEM NUMBER WH REVISION QUANTITY START DATE DUE DATE 20041 AAAAAA 25 021308 021508 REFERENCE B/M RTG PLANR ITEM DESCRIPTION STK LOC PRI REL Y ORD RSCH CODE ORD ACTG CLS CUSTOMER JOB S-NUMBER IN QTY 0 F03 PAGE BACKWARD F13 SELECT ITEM PROCESS F19 RETURN TO SELECT F24 DISPLAY STATUS • In green screen Inventory Management F13 Select Item Process

  23. Select Alternate Process AMVTIP01 Select Item Process DATE 2/09/08 BUTLERB Site . : 510 Heavy Duty Transport Suppliers Item . : BB100 FINISHED AUTOMOBILE Rev . : B Effective... 1/01/40 99/99/99 Type option: then press ENTER. 1=Select View 1 of 2 Opt PriEff From Eff To Description 1 010140 999999 FINISHED AUTOMOBILE 1 0 010140 999999 FINISHED AUTOMOBILE F2=Select Revision F3=Exit F7=Backward F8=Forward F12=Cancel F20=Right • In green screen Inventory Management Key 1 for process needed.

  24. Alternate Process Costing • Cost rolls in EPDM can only be done for the primary item process record. If needed, create alternate records in a simulation site. • Cost differences for alternate processes are reflected in manufacturing order variances.

  25. Thanks for joining us today!

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