System Preparation for Manufacturing Implementation: Implementation Checklist
The following section provides details you can use to ensure that the system is configured properly for implementing manufacturing.
Implementation Checklist
We recommend that before you start configuring manufacturing-specific settings, you make sure the needed features have been enabled, settings have been specified, and entities have been created, as summarized in the following checklist.
Form | Criteria to Check |
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Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) | The following features have been enabled:
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Numbering Sequences (CS201010) | Required numbering sequences have been created for the following
entities:
Tip: You can use the same numbering sequence for
the batches of move, labor, and material
transactions. |
Companies (CS101500) | The number of decimal places for quantities in the Quantity Decimal Places box and for prices and costs in the Price/Cost Decimal Places box of the Company Details tab is specified according to the business processes of your organization. |
Chart of Accounts (GL202500) | The following GL accounts have been created:
|
Posting Classes (IN206000) | Posting classes to be used for the inventory items involved in
manufacturing have been created, and the Work in Progress and WIP
Variance accounts have been specified in the posting class
settings. If the GL accounts are not specified in the posting class, when creating a production order, the system will copy the accounts specified in the production order type, which is assigned to the production order. For more information, see System Preparation for Manufacturing Implementation: General Information. |
Availability Calculation Rules (IN201500) | Availability calculation rules have been created for the stock items to be involved in manufacturing. |
Replenishment Classes (IN208800) | If the Inventory Replenishment feature (in the Inventory and Order Management group of features) is enabled on the Enable/Disable Features (CS100000) form, the replenishment classes that will be used for items in manufacturing processes have been created. At least two classes must be created, one with the Manufacturing replenishment source (for items being manufactured) and one with the Purchase replenishment source (for items being purchased). |
Item Classes (IN201000) |
The item classes that will provide the default settings for the newly created stock items involved in manufacturing have been created. Attention: If the Inventory Replenishment feature
is disabled on the Enable/Disable Features
form, specify the replenishment source for the items of the
class in the Source box of the
Inventory Planning tab.
|
Stock Items (IN202500) | Stock items to be used in manufacturing have been created—both the components and the items to be produced. |
Warehouses (IN204000) |
The needed warehouses and warehouse locations that will be involved in manufacturing have been defined. If the Material Requirements Planning feature is enabled, the following should be considered: Attention:
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Item Warehouse Details (IN204500) | For items involved in manufacturing that can be stored in multiple warehouses, all applicable item settings have been specified that are specific to a particular warehouse, such as the replenishment source, cost information, and default warehouse locations for receiving and issuing items. |
Employees (EP203000) | The Production Employee check box is
selected for each employee for which labor may be entered in a
production order. You can define labor rates for employees on the Labor Rates (PM209900) form if you want to track labor rates by employee. |
Order Types (SO201000) | Sales order types have been configured that will be used for production management so that users can create production orders from orders of this type. |
User Roles (SM201005) | The appropriate user roles have been configured and assigned to users who must have access to manufacturing functionality. |
Reason Codes (CS211000) | The appropriate reason code for scrap and the GL account that will be used for scrap costs have been configured. |
Vendors (AP303000) | The vendor accounts who will represent subcontractors have been created. |
Lot/Serial Classes (IN207000) | The lot or serial classes to be used for produced items and for materials that must be tracked in the system by lot or serial numbers have been created. |
Labor (AM301000) | The specific labor account for labor expenses to be reported has been configured. |
Production Order Types (AM201100) | The production order types needed for creating a production order have been created. |
Labor Codes (AM206500) | The labor codes have been created and the corresponding account in the settings of the labor code has been specified. Labor codes should be specified when you create a work center. |
Overhead (AM205000) | The overhead costs for each overhead has been specified. Overhead entities should be specified when you create a work center or bill of material. |
Tools (AM205500) | The GL account used for tool costs has been specified. Tool entities must be specified when you create a bill of material. |
Machines (AM204500) | The GL account for machine costs has been specified. Machine entities must be specified when you create a work center. |
Shifts (AM205000) | The appropriate shifts required for calculating work time in the work center has been created. Shift entities must be specified when you create a work center. |
Work Centers (AM207000) | The work center has been created with the appropriate production cost drivers. |
Bill of Material (AM208000) | The bill of material has been created. |