Scan Bill Of Material (BOM) to deduct all inventory items from stock. Follow this logic: A BOM holds a list of inventory items. When you scan a BOM on the shop floor, you're deducting one BOM from stock. But you're also deducting the individual subitems from stock. In other words, each inventory item inside the BOM is deducted. This gives you a good idea how many items you have in stock, which you must periodically confirm with a physical inventory count.

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New functionality

  • Added a 4th “Stop timer” property to Users
  • Added “Barcode scan msg” to project tasks
  • Admins must answer “Yes” twice and enter “YES” when deleting Required Scans
  • Added database columns for “Restart timers”
  • Added database columns for “SequenceNames” for scheduled imports, exports
  • Added “Sequence” property to Scheduled exports, imports, scripts

Improvements

  • Added more startup diagnostic messages to troubleshoot startup crashes

Bug fixes

  • No Bug fixes
  1. Mfg Future Job Revenue
  2. Mfg Job Costing Simplified
  3. Managing shop floor employee accounts
  4. Scripts Check Values When Scanning Barcodes

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