Make: manufacturing
Make runs production: define what goes into a product, plan from sales orders, issue material, record output and scrap, and compare standard with actual cost.
Finding your way around
- Left menu → Make: Overview, Bills of materials, Work orders, Planning, Job work and Quality.
In this area
- How to read the production overview
- How to manage bills of materials
- How to create a bill of materials
- How to manage work orders
- How to run a work order from start to finish
- How to use job cards
- How to plan production from sales orders
- How to manage job work and the ITC-04 view
- How to record quality inspections
- How standard vs actual costing works
10 step-by-step guides
How to read the production overview
Open work orders, material shortages and cost variance.
How to manage bills of materials
BOMs list components, operations and expected scrap for each product — multi-level, with alternatives.
How to create a bill of materials
Define components, quantities, operations and scrap so Bebaak can plan and cost production.
How to manage work orders
Work orders: materials, progress and completion.
How to run a work order from start to finish
Issue material, record job cards and output, book scrap and see cost variance.
How to use job cards
Job cards record each operation's time and operator on the shop floor.
How to plan production from sales orders
See what to make and which materials are short.
How to manage job work and the ITC-04 view
Materials sent to job workers, goods received back, and the ITC-04 view for GST.
How to record quality inspections
Inspect incoming material and finished goods before accepting them.
How standard vs actual costing works
Compare what a product should cost (BOM) with what it did cost (work order).
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