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When you have your flag set to Shop Order
Generate "Yes", when a Customer Order is entered for the parent, it
automatically will create a Shop Order for the item and ALL the children marked
as Shop Order Generate "Yes" under it. Is extremely useful for
Make to Order environments, since you can do a Multi Level Shop Order Release by
Customer Order, which will release and print (and allocate materials, if so
marked) for all the Shop Orders related to a particular Customer Order.
The beauty of it is that you can cut the chain wherever you please by not
marking a particular sub-assembly as Shop Order Generate "Yes".
For example, if you manufacture containers with wheels, let us assume that the
containers are made to order, however they all use the same type of wheels, let
us also assume that it is not economically feasible to make the wheels to order
because set up time is very long, you might mark all the assemblies,
sub-assemblies and manufactured parts of the container as Shop Order Generate
"Yes", except for the wheels, so that Shop Orders for all those
assemblies, sub-assemblies and manufactured parts will be created automatically
and released together automatically, except for the wheels, for which you will
create 1 Shop Order to satisfy the wheels' requirements for all the container
orders you might have. If the wheels are made of manufactured parts or
sub-assemblies, obviously also these ones will not participate in the Multi
Level Shop Order release.
Hope this helps,
Regards,
Ruben Mirensky (imco99@hotmail.com)
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