RE2PqNV_BAG_msdyn_fo_102.mp4
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We are going to get started
by introducing BOM Management
in Dynamics 365 for finance and operations.
I will just simply call it Dynamics from now on.
As you see, the BOM has a designer.
I would like to demonstrate this for you
by going through Dynamics environment.
Within the USMF,
I go to "Product Information Management".
Take a look at the release products
and randomly pick and choose one of my products
that I would like to do some demonstration with.
As you see,
there are a bunch of products in here.
In order to understand
if they are indeed as type BOM or not,
you have a capability to take this opportunity
and duplicate this tab.
Usually, I recommend,
when you play around with the system,
trying to benefit from this,
is opening up a brand new session.
There are many ways in order to see
the bill of materials.
One of them is just simply
searching by this navigation
and search for page by calling
bill of material, typing BOM.
These are the search criteria that gives you
a bit more capabilities
in order to find out where things are.
Then, of course, by the time you go there,
you can make it as a favorite.
You have bill of materials,
where it has been used.
There is a report available for you.
Usually, I am not going to waste the time
to introduce each report.
Remember, each module has its own sets of
reports and inquiries that are available.
I recommend it strongly
you play around with this.
Sometimes, as part of my demonstration,
I just jump to some of the reports
in order to make more sense out of my demos.
As you notice,
there is a product information management,
there is a bill of materials and formulas
that you can directly go there.
It shows all of the bill of materials
that are available
for a particular side of yours
and to tell you exactly what they are.
Some of them are literally related
to a particular item number that they named it.
Sometimes, they just name it
something completely different.
Now by looking at this,
you can directly go to the designer.
As an example, you could see that this BOM
consists of all of these raw materials.
Indeed, right within here, you can take a look
at available routes
if there are any and benefit from it.
I would rather use one of the products
that are available,
that I know that as part of a demo data
is most popular like D002
or any of the following.
If you take a look at this specific product,
as you notice, the first thing
is going through the "Manage Inventory"
and take a look at the default order settings.
The first thing you need to consider
in order to make a product
to be as part of a production is changing
the default order types to be production.
At the moment, as you notice,
for the demo data USMF, you have the D002.
Let us say you are not purchasing anything
but you are going to store it.
That is why the default warehouse
is not necessarily defaulted here.
They do not care about it
because you are not going to buy it,
you are going to make it
because of the production.
Needless to say,
you have a capability to specify
is it going to be bought
or is it going to be lean
and if it is going to be discreet
or indeed process.
You have to change this to be a production.
You are selling it and you are storing it.
That is the whole idea.
Now if you take a look at this
and compare it with this slide,
as you notice, the BOM designer shows you,
perhaps, you may have additional BOM
as part of this.
If I click on "Engineer" action pane now,
you notice that the designer is available
for this specific product.
As a matter of fact, this is a very simple one.
Whereas if I switch
to a completely different product,
let us say, like cabinet standard,
I can take a look at the designer for this one.
As a matter of fact,
this could be just a simple raw material.
The designer is going to be
available for any product,
either a product master product even though
if they do not have any BOM whatsoever.
If I go to the speaker solution as an example,
take a look at the designer for this.
You notice that you have a bill of material
that consists of another bill of material,
which is D004.