Manufacturing 

Microsoft Dynamics GP Manufacturing Components

•  Manufacturing Bill of Materials 
  Maximize production efficiency, support time-to-market goals, and cut inventory costs across the extended enterprise by tightly integrating different types of bills and customized definitions into manufacturing operations.

•  Manufacturing Order Processing
  Efficiently track and manage the entire cycle of order processing, including detailed production costs, work orders, routings, outsourcing, and work center definitions.

• Master Production Scheduling
  Gather information from sales forecasts to form a single, comprehensive production schedule and automatically create manufacturing orders.

•  Material Requirements Planning
  Gain the deep visibility into material requirements that can translate into more effective resource planning—helping reduce stock outages, drive down inventory costs, and streamline the production process.

• Capacity Requirements Planning
  Establish and measure overall work capacity, as well as compare established capacity—defined through work center calendars, employee, and machine efficiencies—with the amount of work you want done, defined through routing times, manufacturing order requirements, and other specifications.

•  Engineering Change Management
  Organize and control the dynamic process of adapting processes and components to accommodate new technologies and increasing customer demands.

•  Job Costing
  Deliver a comprehensive view of production profitability by capturing all costs related to a job when they occur and consolidating them within a central location that‛s easy to access and manage.

•  Microsoft Demand Planner (Minimum of 5 Users)
  Balanced supply and demand improve forecast quality by establishing a well-defined process for demand planning—or simplifying your current process.

•  Quality Assurance
  Design testing procedures of incoming materials, helping ensure that you start with the quality of raw materials you require and reduce manufacturing delays, rework, and scrap.

• Sales Confirgurator 
  Efficiently incorporate information from various modules—including Inventory Control, Bill of Materials, Routings, and Sales Order Processing—and generate manufacturing orders for the configured items.

•  Sales Forecasting
  Increase collaboration, bridge communication gaps, and enable sales and manufacturing managers to gauge the impact of a variety of economic or environmental forces on production and proactively manage change.