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Features: small Mfg Inventory and
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Inventory |
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Inventory items are used in the Purchase orders, Manufacturing orders,
and Sales orders in addition to the Inventory module itself.
This module include the Physical count,
Inventory Transfer between multiple warehouses, Adjustment, and
Transaction History. You can organize inventory by number, type,
categories, and manufactured/purchased. Items are tracked internal
to the program with ID thus allowing the renumbering of items at any time
without losing historical information. |
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Bill of Materials |
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Connect Items needed to produce manufactured or
outsourced assemblies. Define the "recipe"
of what is needed. Specify any reference
information per item. Define a waste
percentage used in the assembly process.
Use the "Effective" dates to show historical
changes to the bill of material. |
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Labor Tasks (Routing) |
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Create list of steps that define the operations
required to manufacture the product. These
steps are based on "Resources" of labor.
The Resources can define a machine or a group of
employees. The tasks can be done in a
non-linear order, as pictured above, or in a
straight order. |
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Tracking Serial and Lots |
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Serial and Lot Control allow
editing of what is existing (password
controlled) as you see in the above screen.
Once the Item is set to Serial or Lot Control
every transaction is prompted with and
entry/selection screen. For example, when
completing a MO (Manufacturing Work Order) a
screen requests the numbers of the product just
completed. If you do not have the numbers
at that moment the system allows you to enter or
edit them later. You will not be able to
"Post" the MO receipt till that information is
complete. Once you have the tracking
number complete you may return to that screen to
complete the information. The goal here is
to have flexibility while still retaining
integrity of data. |
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Purchasing |
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The purchasing module allows you to
manage inventory demands and track open purchase orders. This module
includes the Orders and Receipts. You can create orders with the
status of "Worksheet" for a RFQ and just change the status
when you ready to place the order. The program offers two types of PO's;
Standard parts ordering and Make- From for item made/assembled at a
supplier with material you provide. You also can create PO's from
Material Requirements Planning (MRP).
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Manufacturing |
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Manufacturing module contains Forecasts,
Orders, Receipts, MRP - Material requirements Planning, Scheduling, and
Resources. Bill of materials and operations are copied from the inventory
to the MO and thereby create allocated demand for both material and
schedule resources. Back-flushing of materials occurs when a Receipt
is entered. The MRP calculated the material needed and when.
This time-phased demand information is presented in a grid then you can
"right-click" on the create "purchase" or "manufacturing" orders. |
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Contact Management |
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Sale Contacts is a
list of "Customer" and "Prospect" contacts. The
list shows
the contact's name first, which allows the user
to update information on those
prospects, not just by company. Fields are available to the
differentiate between "Prospects" and
"Customers", plus additional grouping and
organizing fields for prospects. The "Status"
field allows you the user to define in your own
words how far along that prospect is in turning
them into a customer. You could defined it as "strong",
"chance" or "weak" potential. The "Contacts" list grid was
added to display all contacts in a single list even if there are
more than one per prospect/customer. We leverage the
abilities in Small Mfg to attach documents and create
"Historical" notes for each contact. |
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Payables |
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Within the Payables module you can
access vendors, enter invoices, and pay bills. An extra feature ties
purchase receipts to billing thereby linking PO's to Payables.
Non-inventory bills can also be entered by charging them to general ledger
accounts. |
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Sales Orders |
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This module allows you to manage the order
fulfillment process to your customers.
The Sales modules contains Deposits, Orders, Shipments,
and Sales agent information. A grid style
report of history is also available. When
using Orders you may start with the status of "Quote"
and quickly change the status to an open order.
Shipments change the outstanding quantity on
order and pass the information on to
Receivables.
Integrated into the
sales order is the ability to sell an item with
choices or options that can be selected during
the order entry process. Build a "Config
Option" bill of material in inventory items that
allows you to specify an added price, whether
that option is required, a maximum number of
selections allowed and which is the default
choice. This is great for manufacturers
that have a base model with options that are
built-to-order. |
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Receivables |
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The Accounts Receivable system tracks customer invoices and payments.
Sales taxes are user defined and calculated
automatically during the invoice process. Invoices print on plain
paper to facilitate faxing and to avoid the expense of pre-printed forms. Adjustments, discounts, and write-offs can be entered when
entering the payment info. |
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Payroll |
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From timesheets to W2 printing, this module
covers your needs. Timesheets filled out
by the personnel themselves are submitted within
the system for "approval". The employees
pay check can be from a timesheet or direct entry.
Federal, State and local tables are editable for the end user's
updating.
General ledger transactions are created with the posting of the payroll. |
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General Ledger |
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The General Ledger system tracks budget and
actual financial data in order to produce
financial statements such as an Income Statement
and Balance Sheet, the Trial Balance Report,
General Ledger Report, GL Totals Screen, GL
History Screen, and the Bank Book.
Data
is passed to the GL system from the AP and AR
automatically via Journal Vouchers with expenses
and revenues converted from foreign currency to
domestic currency. "You can trade globally in
multiple currencies while your books remain in
domestic currency".
Data is keyed
directly to the GL system via Journal Vouchers
to record
· initial entry of opening balances · depreciation ·
corrections and adjustments to previous GL
transactions
Year-end
closing entries are generated by the system. |
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Reminders /
Action Items |
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Move notes scattered around the office into the
system. We offer the ability to connect
these notes to Items, Customers, Vendors, Sales
Orders and Purchase Orders. Use these
Historical Notes for recording phone
conversations, engineering change requests or
follow-up reminders for sales prospects. |
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Document Control |
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You are able to simply cut and
paste a document into this window.
Double-click on a listed document and the file
will open if that program is associated with a
program on that computer. Attach a file to
customers, vendors, contacts, sales orders,
purchase order or Items. The program
automatically creates a folder structure on your
server so all can have the same access without
any extra work or planning on your part. |
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Report Writer |
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Most of our report utilize
"Crystal reports" writer. This report
window lets you organize all the system forms as well as the custom
reports you generate. The password controls apply to this screen as
well. Crystal reports pulls information from the data dictionary
directly which allows you delete and add fields your choosing. Only
one copy of crystal is required for the user/administrator to modify and
create new reports. Other users can find these custom reports and
need only to double-click on the reports above
to view and print them. Crystal allow the output to be
in the form of screen, PDF, HTML, MS Excel and many others.
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Utilities |
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Advantage Data Architect is a complete
data management system for Advantage Database Server developers. Its
purpose is to assist in designing, creating, and maintaining the database
layer of a developer's applications.
Four end-users the ability to generate and test
Advantage SQL queries using a visual query
designer and inspect or repair data are the
primary uses.
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