Production
For manufactured items, the cost perspective arises from product structure, components, production steps and resources. X-ERP transfers these values into production.
Production: create a reliable manufacturing value from many costs
A manufactured item does not become a plausible price by simply entering an amount. Its value comes from components, production steps, time and resources. X-ERP maps this structure in the item and adopts it when creating a production order.
Which values work together?
- Production components: Material and intermediate items with quantity factor. For the evaluation, X-ERP uses their current cost price divided by the respective price unit.
- Production steps: Arrange activities and their dependent components in the order of production.
- Resources: Machines or employees with a stored rate; Standard resources are included in the production order.
- Production time: Time items and quantity factors make it possible to plan duration and costs.
- Item costing of the final product: The procurement price, factor and surcharges condense the released cost base to the cost price.
The crucial time
When creating a production order, X-ERP transfers the costs of the components to the production items. This creates a comprehensible calculation basis for this order. You should not mix later changes to the component master with production that has already begun; Instead, consciously compare target, current value and actual costs.
How to inspect a manufactured item
- Open the product structure and check each component including the quantity factor.
- Control production steps, dependent items and standard resources.
- Check the cost price and price unit of all components.
- Create a test production order.
- Compare planned quantities and costs with the item costing of the final product.
- Document when and by whom the calculation was approved.
Check before sharing
- No necessary component is missing.
- Quantity factors and price units are correct.
- Resources are active and have a plausible set.
- Production time and order correspond to the actual process.
- Component cost costs are current.
- A test order shows complete positions and plausible costs.
Practical benefits
A reliable production calculation shows early on whether materials, time or resources change the margin. This makes price management an aid to decision-making - not a subsequent explanation of a loss.
Related topics
- For specialist users – Use individual modules safely and efficiently › Master data › items › Register tabs › Production
- For specialist users – Use individual modules safely and efficiently › Master data › items › Register tabs › Production step resources
- For specialist users – Use individual modules safely and efficiently › Master data › items › Register tabs › Production step items
- For specialist users – Use individual modules safely and efficiently › Master data › Price management › Items › Procurement
Frequently asked questions
Where do the component costs in the production order come from?
X-ERP adopts the current cost price of the component, taking into account its price unit and the quantity factor.
Why do I need to check resources?
Default resources are included in the production order. An incorrect rate or an incorrect allocation distorts the cost planning.
Does a new component price automatically change an ongoing order?
Don't rely on it. The order inherits values when it is created; ongoing processes should be consciously examined and not tacitly reassessed.