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Item OU – Specifications

Specifications im-spec Fields & its description:
  • Type
The type can be indicated as Item or Template of an item. Select Template if the item is a prototype and this option usually indicates that it is not for sale.
  • Additional Specifications
Select any additional specification if there are entries created for this, related to the item. There is a Details button that allows you to add extra information about the specification.
  • Introduced Date
Specify the date when the item was first introduced.
  • Item Revised
If this is a revised item where changes have been made to its specifications then select Yes or else No.
  • Revised From/To
This is the period when the item revision is valid. The revision start date is entered in Revised From and its end is noted in Revised To date.
  • Height/Weight
Enter the height and weight of the item in millimeters (mm) and kilograms (kg) respectively.
  • Length, Breadth and Thickness are the other dimensions that can be specified about the item. Enter all the values in mm.
  • Variable Size Item
If this item is subject to variations in size and it does not maintain a standard dimension then select Yes.
  •  Drawing No.
This is a reference to the document containing a visual representation of the item.
  • Catalogue No.
Specify the catalogue to which this item belongs.
  • BOM Type
Bill of material of this item can be of any type. Select a type from the given options. Standard                              –          Relates to manufactured BOM type. Non Standard                     –           In case of variable materials used. Standard Process Wise     –           Indicates standard process wise specification of BOM. Raw Material                      –           Similar to BOM of a BOM (meta). Nesting Plan                        –           If this BOM is a split type specification, then select this type.
  • Raw Material Item
If Raw Material was your BOM type then enter the name of the raw material used for the item.
  • Raw Material SKU
Specify the raw material SKU of the item here.
  • Quantity
The quantity used to create the item can be mentioned.
  • Material Group
The item must belong to a specific material group from which it is manufactured. Enter the material group.
  •  Nesting Plan
Select the nesting plan used by the item to reduce wastage.
  • Primary Routing
Primary routing refers to the sequence of processes, select the routing type used for this item.      

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 Added: <strong>Fields &amp; its description:</strong>
 Added: <ul>
 Added: <li><strong>Type< /strong></li>
 Added: </ul>
 Added: The type can be indicated as <em>Item </em>or <em>Template</em> of an item.
 Added: Select <em>Template </em>if the item is a prototype and this option usually indicates that it is not for sale.
 Added: <ul>
 Added: <li><strong>Additional Specifications< /strong></li>
 Added: </ul>
 Added: Select any additional specification if there are entries created for this, related to the item.
 Added: There is a <em>Details</em> button that allows you to add extra information about the specification.
 Added: <ul>
 Added: <li><strong>Introduced Date</strong></li>
 Added: </ul>
 Added: Specify the date when the item was first introduced.
 Added: <ul>
 Added: <li><strong>Item Revised</strong></li>
 Added: </ul>
 Added: If this is a revised item where changes have been made to its specifications then select <em>Yes </em>or else <em>N</em><em>o.</em>
 Added: <ul>
 Added: <li><strong>Revised From/To</strong></li>
 Added: </ul>
 Added: This is the period when the item revision is valid. The revision start date is entered in <strong>Revised From</strong> and its end is noted in <strong>Revised To </strong>date< strong>.</strong>
 Added: <ul>
 Added: <li><strong>Height/ Weight</strong></li>
 Added: </ul>
 Added: Enter the height and weight of the item in millimeters (mm) and kilograms (kg) respectively.
 Added: <ul>
 Added: <li><strong>Length, < /strong><strong>Breadth < /strong>and < strong>Thickness </strong>are the other dimensions that can be specified about the item. Enter all the values in mm.</li>
 Added: </ul>
 Added: <ul>
 Added: <li><strong>Variable Size Item</strong></li>
 Added: </ul>
 Added: If this item is subject to variations in size and it does not maintain a standard dimension then select <em>Yes.</em>
 Added: <ul>
 Added: <li> <strong>Drawing No.</strong></li>
 Added: </ul>
 Added: This is a reference to the document containing a visual representation of the item.
 Added: <ul>
 Added: <li><strong>Catalogue No.</strong></li>
 Added: </ul>
 Added: Specify the catalogue to which this item belongs.
 Added: <ul>
 Added: <li><strong>BOM Type</strong></li>
 Added: </ul>
 Added: Bill of material of this item can be of any type. Select a type from the given options.
 Added: <em>Standard                              –          </em>Relates to manufactured BOM type.
 Added: <em>Non Standard                     –           </em>In case of variable materials used.
 Added: <em>Standard Process Wise     –          </em> Indicates standard process wise specification of BOM.
 Added: <em>Raw Material                      –          </em> Similar to BOM of a BOM (meta).
 Added: <em>Nesting Plan                        –           </em>If this BOM is a split type specification, then select this type.
 Added: <ul>
 Added: <li><strong>Raw Material Item</strong></li>
 Added: </ul>
 Added: If <em>Raw Material</em> was your BOM type then enter the name of the raw material used for the item.
 Added: <ul>
 Added: <li><strong>Raw Material SKU</strong></li>
 Added: </ul>
 Added: Specify the raw material SKU of the item here.
 Added: <ul>
 Added: <li><strong>Quantity< /strong></li>
 Added: </ul>
 Added: The quantity used to create the item can be mentioned.
 Added: <ul>
 Added: <li><strong>Material Group</strong></li>
 Added: </ul>
 Added: The item must belong to a specific material group from which it is manufactured. Enter the material group.
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 Added: <li> <strong>Nesting Plan</strong></li>
 Added: </ul>
 Added: Select the nesting plan used by the item to reduce wastage.
 Added: <ul>
 Added: <li><strong>Primary Routing</strong></li>
 Added: </ul>
 Added: Primary routing refers to the sequence of processes, select the routing type used for this item.
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