This session will cover inventory configuration for stock rooms including an overview of pricing, rotating parts, and Direct Issue vs. Stocked Inventory.
This session will cover inventory configuration for stock rooms including an overview of pricing, rotating parts, and Direct Issue vs. Stocked Inventory.
This document provides an overview of the receive tab in MC University's purchase order module. The receive tab is used to process receipts of items on purchase orders, record invoices, and handle returns and exchanges. Key functions include adding receipt records for items received, updating inventory quantities, adding invoice information, and processing returns or exchanges which also update receipt and inventory records. The document includes examples and directs the user to interactive examples to practice the skills.
Gain a better understanding of how Maintenance Connection handles the receiving and invoicing process in the Purchase Order Module. Learn about RMAs and various other PO-related processes.
This document provides an overview and instructions for using the Receive tab in the MC University purchasing system to process purchase orders, receipts, invoices, returns, and exchanges. The Receive tab allows users to receive items against a purchase order, indicate quantities, and view associated invoices. It also provides a way to process returns and exchanges by generating return merchandise authorizations (RMAs). The document includes step-by-step examples of receiving items, adding invoices, and processing returns.
1. Cost element categories determine whether postings can be made directly or indirectly to a cost element. Primary cost elements allow direct postings while secondary cost elements only allow indirect postings.
2. There are several cost element categories for different purposes like primary, accrual, revenue, sales deduction, external settlement, and balance sheet accounts. Secondary cost element categories are used for internal settlement, order/project analysis, overhead rates, assessments, and activity/process allocation.
3. Each cost element category has specific rules for its use and how values are treated in different modules like whether values are statistical or included in price calculations.
A Professionally made powerpoint presentation made to distinguish Independent and dependent demand inventory systems, and all about EOQ and its models, along with a fair and easy description of EOQ Formula along with its supporting graphs.
This session will cover inventory configuration for stock rooms including an overview of pricing, rotating parts, and Direct Issue vs. Stocked Inventory.
This document provides an overview of the receive tab in MC University's purchase order module. The receive tab is used to process receipts of items on purchase orders, record invoices, and handle returns and exchanges. Key functions include adding receipt records for items received, updating inventory quantities, adding invoice information, and processing returns or exchanges which also update receipt and inventory records. The document includes examples and directs the user to interactive examples to practice the skills.
Gain a better understanding of how Maintenance Connection handles the receiving and invoicing process in the Purchase Order Module. Learn about RMAs and various other PO-related processes.
This document provides an overview and instructions for using the Receive tab in the MC University purchasing system to process purchase orders, receipts, invoices, returns, and exchanges. The Receive tab allows users to receive items against a purchase order, indicate quantities, and view associated invoices. It also provides a way to process returns and exchanges by generating return merchandise authorizations (RMAs). The document includes step-by-step examples of receiving items, adding invoices, and processing returns.
1. Cost element categories determine whether postings can be made directly or indirectly to a cost element. Primary cost elements allow direct postings while secondary cost elements only allow indirect postings.
2. There are several cost element categories for different purposes like primary, accrual, revenue, sales deduction, external settlement, and balance sheet accounts. Secondary cost element categories are used for internal settlement, order/project analysis, overhead rates, assessments, and activity/process allocation.
3. Each cost element category has specific rules for its use and how values are treated in different modules like whether values are statistical or included in price calculations.
A Professionally made powerpoint presentation made to distinguish Independent and dependent demand inventory systems, and all about EOQ and its models, along with a fair and easy description of EOQ Formula along with its supporting graphs.
This document discusses different types of forms used in electrical work. It describes purchase requisition forms which are used to request items from purchasing, inventory forms which track raw materials and finished goods, job order forms which provide instructions for work to be completed, and borrower's forms for requesting tools and equipment needed for jobs. Maintaining accurate forms is important for obtaining the right materials and tools for electrical jobs.
- The document discusses key concepts in materials management in SAP including procurement processes, inventory management, material master data, and material movements.
- It describes the different types of procurement including consumable materials, procurement for stock, and procurement for consumables. Inventory management integrates with modules like financial accounting, controlling, and production.
- The document outlines material movements like goods receipts, goods issues, and stock transfers and how they impact the material master, accounting, production, and inventory. Master and transactional data are also discussed.
ABC analysis is an inventory categorization method that divides items into categories (A, B, C) based on their value to the company. Category A items account for the highest value though lowest quantity, Category B are medium value items, and Category C are lowest value items. The method aims to focus management attention on the critical few high value items rather than the many low value items. Through calculating each item's annual consumption value and percentage of total value, items can be categorized and managed accordingly, with Category A receiving closest control and Category C the least control.
This document discusses inventory and the perpetual inventory system. It defines inventory as goods that a trading firm buys and sells. The perpetual inventory system continuously updates the inventory account when stock moves in or out, allowing for greater control over stock levels. Physical stocktakes are still needed periodically to verify inventory quantities and values. Stock cards are used to track individual inventory items and their movements. Stock losses and gains may occur if physical counts do not match the stock cards, requiring adjusting entries.
IIG's Process Manufacturing Solution for Sage 100Janice Haywood
This document summarizes the key features of Sage 100 ERP's Material Planning & Production and Recipe/Mold Processing modules. It describes abilities around material requirements planning, work order generation, batch processing, mold setup, production dispatch and entry, and lot/serial number tracking. The modules help companies plan production needs, generate purchase and work orders, and track inventory through the manufacturing process.
Perpetual and periodic inventory method – inventories perpetual inventory methodTutors On Net
The perpetual inventory method involves continuously updating inventory records on a daily basis for additions and subtractions from inventory. This method is suited for businesses with high-value, frequently sold items. The periodic inventory method only involves physically counting inventory at set intervals, usually at the end of an accounting period. This method is more expensive and time-consuming. Under the periodic method, the cost of goods sold is determined by opening inventory, purchases, and closing inventory.
This document summarizes the perpetual and periodic inventory accounting methods. The perpetual method continuously updates the inventory account for purchases and sales. At any time, the business knows the inventory on hand. The periodic method keeps the inventory account balance unchanged during the year and adjusts it to the physical count at year-end. The cost of goods sold is unknown during the year under the periodic method.
The document provides information on analysis views in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. It describes how analysis views allow users to view financial data based on specified criteria like accounts, periods, dimensions. It explains how to create an analysis view card by selecting criteria like G/L accounts, dimensions and filters. It also describes how to review analysis view results in the analysis by dimensions matrix page by setting dimensions as columns and lines. The document includes two labs that demonstrate how to create analysis views to analyze regional sales and trade cash flow by region.
This document discusses accounting for inventories. It defines inventory and explains the purpose of inventory management is to determine inventory levels and costs. It describes establishing responsibility and segregation of duties for inventory counts. It also discusses periodic and perpetual inventory systems, different inventory valuation methods including FIFO, LIFO, weighted average and lower of cost or market. Journal entries for purchases and sales of inventory are presented. Examples are provided to illustrate the calculation of cost of goods sold and ending inventory balances using different valuation methods.
Group members for the project are Umer Saeed, Bilal Arif, Rana Zeeshan Ali Khan, Mirza Ali Hafeez, and Usman Saeed. The document discusses inventory systems, including periodic and perpetual systems. It provides details on calculating inventory value under each system and examples of journal entries for purchases, sales, and returns under both periodic and perpetual inventory methods.
The document compares periodic and perpetual inventory systems. A periodic system only counts inventory at the end of a period, while a perpetual system continuously updates inventory records. The periodic system requires a physical count and has less control, while the perpetual system has ongoing costs but provides continuous, accurate inventory and cost of goods sold information needed for management decisions. Overall, the perpetual system is preferred as it avoids inventory counts and provides more timely data.
1) Inventories are assets held for sale, in production, or to be consumed during production or service rendering. Types include raw materials, components, work-in-process, finished goods, and distribution inventory.
2) Companies should use consistent inventory methods and disclose their method. Inventory should be written down if market price falls below cost based on principles of consistency, disclosure, and conservatism.
3) Cost of inventory includes purchase price, freight, returns, discounts, and allowances. Companies use either a periodic or perpetual inventory system and choose a cost flow assumption like FIFO, LIFO, or weighted average to value inventory.
always better control technique is designed on the basis of paretos 80:20 principal the presentation clearly expalins what is paretos principal and origin or ABC analysis.
The process of inventory accounting and its needs is explained in this PPT presentation. An Inventory appears in two principal financial statements. They are Income Statement and Balance Sheet. “Financial Accounting” lesson bought to you by Welingkar’s Distance Learning Division.
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Accounting entries from production to finished stockRavindra Jain
The document discusses accounting entries for various stages of production from raw materials to finished goods. It asks for clarification on entries for routing, overhead allocation, production of semi-finished goods, further processing, and finished goods production. The expert responds that routing and overhead entries are done in CO (costing), not FI (financial accounting). The entries debit cost elements and credit cost centers. Production entries debit inventory accounts and credit goods receipt accounts. Variances are settled through a FI document.
This document summarizes an operation management project on ABC analysis conducted by students for their management department. ABC analysis involves categorizing inventory items into A, B, and C categories based on their value and consumption. Category A items account for 10-25% of total items but 70-80% of total value, making them the most important to control tightly. Category B items are less important than A but more than C, while Category C items are marginally important. The analysis identifies vital few high-value items to prioritize for better inventory management and cost savings. Implementing ABC analysis' recommendations would improve the company's inventory policy and management situation.
This document provides an overview of Controlling (CO) and Profitability Analysis (CO-PA) in SAP. It discusses the differences between financial accounting (FI) and controlling, how costs are grouped and elements flow from various modules into CO-PA. It also summarizes the different types of cost allocation methods used in CO-PA like direct reposting, percentage allocation, and statistical key figures.
The document summarizes periodic and perpetual inventory systems. Under periodic, the cost of goods sold is calculated at the end of the period by subtracting ending inventory from purchases plus beginning inventory. Perpetual tracks cost of goods sold on an ongoing basis so the cost is known at any time. The document also explains specific identification, average cost, FIFO, and LIFO inventory costing methods under both periodic and perpetual systems.
SAP Innovations:Are you overlooking important functionality in SAP ControllingAlice Adams
While it’s hard to miss marketing information on SAP Fiori and SAP HANA, there are lots of other innovations in SAP Controlling you may be overlooking. Many of the innovations that went under the SAP HANA umbrella can be used on any ERP system. In this session we’ll cover:
• Using virtual InfoProviders on ERP table structures to enable new reporting in SAP Material Ledger and Profitability Analysis (account-based and costing-based)
• Activating some business functions delivered in recent enhancement packages, such as cross-company actual costing, parallel cost of goods manufactured, operation level costing, stock in transit, and many more
• Leveraging cross-company actual costing to allow SAP Material Ledger to transfer values across company codes and stock in transit as a logistics enabler
• Using parallel cost of goods manufactured and parallel asset accounting to extend parallel accounting functions originally delivered with new general ledger
Walk away with tips for modernizing your company’s CO-PA and SAP Material Ledger reporting.
1. to understand the basic principles of Material Control
2. to study the procedures of Purchase, Storing and Issues
3. to acquaint with the latest techniques in inventory control
4. to understand the pricing of issues
The document discusses managing inventory parts using stockrooms in MC University. It defines stockrooms and differentiates between direct issue items and stocked items. Direct issue items are ordered as needed without stockrooms, while stocked items are stored in stockrooms and warehouses. The document also covers adding stockrooms for parts, including defining stockroom parameters, initial inventory levels, and costs. Rotating items that are serialized inventory rotated in and out of use as assets are also discussed.
The document discusses various tools for inventory management in MC University's inventory management system. It describes how estimated and actual parts can be added to work orders, and how this interacts with inventory counts. It also explains how the adjust inventory, count inventory, and transfer inventory tools can be used to update inventory quantities, count physical inventory, and move inventory between stock rooms. Notification rules are also discussed as a way to set up alerts about inventory counts.
This document discusses different types of forms used in electrical work. It describes purchase requisition forms which are used to request items from purchasing, inventory forms which track raw materials and finished goods, job order forms which provide instructions for work to be completed, and borrower's forms for requesting tools and equipment needed for jobs. Maintaining accurate forms is important for obtaining the right materials and tools for electrical jobs.
- The document discusses key concepts in materials management in SAP including procurement processes, inventory management, material master data, and material movements.
- It describes the different types of procurement including consumable materials, procurement for stock, and procurement for consumables. Inventory management integrates with modules like financial accounting, controlling, and production.
- The document outlines material movements like goods receipts, goods issues, and stock transfers and how they impact the material master, accounting, production, and inventory. Master and transactional data are also discussed.
ABC analysis is an inventory categorization method that divides items into categories (A, B, C) based on their value to the company. Category A items account for the highest value though lowest quantity, Category B are medium value items, and Category C are lowest value items. The method aims to focus management attention on the critical few high value items rather than the many low value items. Through calculating each item's annual consumption value and percentage of total value, items can be categorized and managed accordingly, with Category A receiving closest control and Category C the least control.
This document discusses inventory and the perpetual inventory system. It defines inventory as goods that a trading firm buys and sells. The perpetual inventory system continuously updates the inventory account when stock moves in or out, allowing for greater control over stock levels. Physical stocktakes are still needed periodically to verify inventory quantities and values. Stock cards are used to track individual inventory items and their movements. Stock losses and gains may occur if physical counts do not match the stock cards, requiring adjusting entries.
IIG's Process Manufacturing Solution for Sage 100Janice Haywood
This document summarizes the key features of Sage 100 ERP's Material Planning & Production and Recipe/Mold Processing modules. It describes abilities around material requirements planning, work order generation, batch processing, mold setup, production dispatch and entry, and lot/serial number tracking. The modules help companies plan production needs, generate purchase and work orders, and track inventory through the manufacturing process.
Perpetual and periodic inventory method – inventories perpetual inventory methodTutors On Net
The perpetual inventory method involves continuously updating inventory records on a daily basis for additions and subtractions from inventory. This method is suited for businesses with high-value, frequently sold items. The periodic inventory method only involves physically counting inventory at set intervals, usually at the end of an accounting period. This method is more expensive and time-consuming. Under the periodic method, the cost of goods sold is determined by opening inventory, purchases, and closing inventory.
This document summarizes the perpetual and periodic inventory accounting methods. The perpetual method continuously updates the inventory account for purchases and sales. At any time, the business knows the inventory on hand. The periodic method keeps the inventory account balance unchanged during the year and adjusts it to the physical count at year-end. The cost of goods sold is unknown during the year under the periodic method.
The document provides information on analysis views in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central. It describes how analysis views allow users to view financial data based on specified criteria like accounts, periods, dimensions. It explains how to create an analysis view card by selecting criteria like G/L accounts, dimensions and filters. It also describes how to review analysis view results in the analysis by dimensions matrix page by setting dimensions as columns and lines. The document includes two labs that demonstrate how to create analysis views to analyze regional sales and trade cash flow by region.
This document discusses accounting for inventories. It defines inventory and explains the purpose of inventory management is to determine inventory levels and costs. It describes establishing responsibility and segregation of duties for inventory counts. It also discusses periodic and perpetual inventory systems, different inventory valuation methods including FIFO, LIFO, weighted average and lower of cost or market. Journal entries for purchases and sales of inventory are presented. Examples are provided to illustrate the calculation of cost of goods sold and ending inventory balances using different valuation methods.
Group members for the project are Umer Saeed, Bilal Arif, Rana Zeeshan Ali Khan, Mirza Ali Hafeez, and Usman Saeed. The document discusses inventory systems, including periodic and perpetual systems. It provides details on calculating inventory value under each system and examples of journal entries for purchases, sales, and returns under both periodic and perpetual inventory methods.
The document compares periodic and perpetual inventory systems. A periodic system only counts inventory at the end of a period, while a perpetual system continuously updates inventory records. The periodic system requires a physical count and has less control, while the perpetual system has ongoing costs but provides continuous, accurate inventory and cost of goods sold information needed for management decisions. Overall, the perpetual system is preferred as it avoids inventory counts and provides more timely data.
1) Inventories are assets held for sale, in production, or to be consumed during production or service rendering. Types include raw materials, components, work-in-process, finished goods, and distribution inventory.
2) Companies should use consistent inventory methods and disclose their method. Inventory should be written down if market price falls below cost based on principles of consistency, disclosure, and conservatism.
3) Cost of inventory includes purchase price, freight, returns, discounts, and allowances. Companies use either a periodic or perpetual inventory system and choose a cost flow assumption like FIFO, LIFO, or weighted average to value inventory.
always better control technique is designed on the basis of paretos 80:20 principal the presentation clearly expalins what is paretos principal and origin or ABC analysis.
The process of inventory accounting and its needs is explained in this PPT presentation. An Inventory appears in two principal financial statements. They are Income Statement and Balance Sheet. “Financial Accounting” lesson bought to you by Welingkar’s Distance Learning Division.
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Accounting entries from production to finished stockRavindra Jain
The document discusses accounting entries for various stages of production from raw materials to finished goods. It asks for clarification on entries for routing, overhead allocation, production of semi-finished goods, further processing, and finished goods production. The expert responds that routing and overhead entries are done in CO (costing), not FI (financial accounting). The entries debit cost elements and credit cost centers. Production entries debit inventory accounts and credit goods receipt accounts. Variances are settled through a FI document.
This document summarizes an operation management project on ABC analysis conducted by students for their management department. ABC analysis involves categorizing inventory items into A, B, and C categories based on their value and consumption. Category A items account for 10-25% of total items but 70-80% of total value, making them the most important to control tightly. Category B items are less important than A but more than C, while Category C items are marginally important. The analysis identifies vital few high-value items to prioritize for better inventory management and cost savings. Implementing ABC analysis' recommendations would improve the company's inventory policy and management situation.
This document provides an overview of Controlling (CO) and Profitability Analysis (CO-PA) in SAP. It discusses the differences between financial accounting (FI) and controlling, how costs are grouped and elements flow from various modules into CO-PA. It also summarizes the different types of cost allocation methods used in CO-PA like direct reposting, percentage allocation, and statistical key figures.
The document summarizes periodic and perpetual inventory systems. Under periodic, the cost of goods sold is calculated at the end of the period by subtracting ending inventory from purchases plus beginning inventory. Perpetual tracks cost of goods sold on an ongoing basis so the cost is known at any time. The document also explains specific identification, average cost, FIFO, and LIFO inventory costing methods under both periodic and perpetual systems.
SAP Innovations:Are you overlooking important functionality in SAP ControllingAlice Adams
While it’s hard to miss marketing information on SAP Fiori and SAP HANA, there are lots of other innovations in SAP Controlling you may be overlooking. Many of the innovations that went under the SAP HANA umbrella can be used on any ERP system. In this session we’ll cover:
• Using virtual InfoProviders on ERP table structures to enable new reporting in SAP Material Ledger and Profitability Analysis (account-based and costing-based)
• Activating some business functions delivered in recent enhancement packages, such as cross-company actual costing, parallel cost of goods manufactured, operation level costing, stock in transit, and many more
• Leveraging cross-company actual costing to allow SAP Material Ledger to transfer values across company codes and stock in transit as a logistics enabler
• Using parallel cost of goods manufactured and parallel asset accounting to extend parallel accounting functions originally delivered with new general ledger
Walk away with tips for modernizing your company’s CO-PA and SAP Material Ledger reporting.
1. to understand the basic principles of Material Control
2. to study the procedures of Purchase, Storing and Issues
3. to acquaint with the latest techniques in inventory control
4. to understand the pricing of issues
The document discusses managing inventory parts using stockrooms in MC University. It defines stockrooms and differentiates between direct issue items and stocked items. Direct issue items are ordered as needed without stockrooms, while stocked items are stored in stockrooms and warehouses. The document also covers adding stockrooms for parts, including defining stockroom parameters, initial inventory levels, and costs. Rotating items that are serialized inventory rotated in and out of use as assets are also discussed.
The document discusses various tools for inventory management in MC University's inventory management system. It describes how estimated and actual parts can be added to work orders, and how this interacts with inventory counts. It also explains how the adjust inventory, count inventory, and transfer inventory tools can be used to update inventory quantities, count physical inventory, and move inventory between stock rooms. Notification rules are also discussed as a way to set up alerts about inventory counts.
This document provides an overview of vendor management in MC University's maintenance management software. It discusses adding vendors to parts so that purchase orders can be automatically created when stock levels drop below reorder points. It also covers defining vendor information, adding multiple vendors to items, and designating vendors as labor resources to make them available for work orders. The document includes examples of adding vendors to parts and ordering stocked and direct issue items.
This document provides an overview of parts configuration in an inventory module. It discusses part classifications, categories, naming conventions, searching for parts, stocked vs. direct issue parts, adding vendors, and cost rule explanations. Interactive examples are provided to demonstrate navigating parts, adding favorites, classifications/categories, and creating an inventory item. The goal is to explain how to organize, search for, and properly cost parts in the inventory system.
This document discusses inventory and purchasing preferences in MC University's system. It covers shared preferences between inventory and purchasing like barcode formats, refreshing results, number of displayed records, and conditional formatting. It also details inventory preferences including part checkout and settings like internal IDs and reorder formulas. Purchasing preferences covered are defaults, the purchase order report, barcode options, and settings that impact purchase order behavior. Interactive examples are provided to demonstrate preferences in action.
This document summarizes new features and enhancements in MC University's Parts and Purchasing module in the v7.0 update. Key changes include adding multi-bin functionality for inventory parts, enhancing part checkout processes, improving rotating part features like support for multiple bins and compound assets, adding a purchase order sub-status field, and customizing purchase order reports. The document encourages reviewing interactive examples and taking a quiz to test understanding of the new version.
The document provides an overview of parts management features in MC Express, including how to create and edit parts, work with part lists and filtering, view part pages and components, and manage part inventory through features like counting, applying counts, adjustments, transfers, checkouts, and receiving parts. Key points covered include the different methods for creating new parts, required and optional fields, editing existing parts, viewing part summary and list information, applying filters, navigating part components, and inventory transaction examples.
The document provides an overview of parts management features in MC Express, including creating and editing parts, part lists and filtering, part pages, and inventory features. Key points include that there are multiple ways to create new parts, such as through part lists or detail pages, and parts have various components that can be viewed and edited. Inventory features allow counting, applying counts, adjusting quantities, transferring between stock rooms, checking parts out to work orders, and receiving parts.
Many preferences exist for configuring and managing the PO screens and records. Gain a better understanding about unique configuration options to help optimize your application.
Many preferences exist for configuring and managing the PO screens and records. Gain a better understanding about unique configuration options to help optimize your application.
The document provides an overview of asset management features in MC Express. It describes how to create and edit assets, navigate the asset hierarchy and list views, view asset pages and components, and perform other actions like updating meter readings, moving assets, creating work orders, and deleting assets. Step-by-step instructions are included for key asset management tasks. The document also highlights example workflows to demonstrate how to perform these functions in MC Express.
This document provides an overview of tracking time and costs on work orders in a computerized maintenance management system (CMMS). It describes how labor, parts, and other costs can be estimated initially and then converted to actual costs by filling in timesheets and updating inventory levels upon work order completion. Estimates come from standard procedures while actuals reflect real costs incurred. The complete/close process in the CMMS allows technicians to easily convert estimates to actual recorded values for labor, parts, and other expenses.
This document provides an overview of asset management features in MC Express. It discusses how to create and edit assets, navigate the asset hierarchy and list, view asset pages, and use asset features like updating meter readings, creating work orders, and deleting assets. The key aspects covered include the different methods for creating new assets, required fields, editing existing assets, differences between the hierarchy and list views, navigating the asset structure, and the various components contained within asset records. Interactive examples are also provided to demonstrate specific skills.
This document provides an overview of copy and paste best practices, asset configuration tools, and asset preferences in MC University's asset management software. It discusses how to standard copy and paste assets, use paste special to select specific attributes to copy, and configure asset hierarchies and preferences through tools like the asset hierarchy configuration tool and asset updater using classifications. Interactive examples are provided to demonstrate how to use paste special for new assets, the asset updater tool, and asset preferences.
Three Easy Ways to Radically Improve Your Manufacturing Asset Management ProcessMaintenance Connection
As consumer demands change and inventory levels fluctuate, inventory management within a facility is critical for staying ahead of the market—and competition. A CMMS platform that not only supports robust asset management, but also a fully integrated inventory module, has become a 'must-have' for high performing organizations looking to maximize profitability and efficiency in their day-to-day facility maintenance operations.
As consumer demands change and inventory levels fluctuate, inventory management within a facility is critical for staying ahead of the market—and competition. A CMMS platform that not only supports robust asset management, but also a fully integrated inventory module, has become a 'must-have' for high performing organizations looking to maximize profitability and efficiency in their day-to-day facility maintenance operations.
Join Adam O’Brien, Success Marketing Manager for Maintenance Connection, and Matt Sayler, Manager of Customer Success, as they examine 3 inventory strategies that you can deploy to maximize your CMMS return on investment!
In today’s age, organizations find themselves needing the ability to address planned and unplanned work with increasing speed and accuracy. With the advancements in technology in the last 10 years, the CMMS digital transformation is no longer a luxury, but a necessity, for high performing organizations that want to stay atop their asset management game!
Join Adam O’Brien, Success Marketing Manager for Maintenance Connection, as he examines 3 key ways, along with key strategies for easy implementation, that you can maximize mobility in your CMMS platform in no time!
Click here to watch the webinar in it's entirety: http://bit.ly/2gNY3bE
Manufacturing processes are continually evolving, and industry professionals are striving to stay relevant. Here's how manufacturers can modernize their processes and organization with preventive maintenance (PM).
The document summarizes updates to the MC University system administration software version 7.0, including changes to access groups and permissions, documents and images, rules manager, and labor management. Key updates allow for field-level permissions, permission searching across modules, adding documents and images on-the-fly, and defining rules and schedules at the record level. Interactive examples are provided to help users practice the new skills.
This document discusses work order preferences in MC University's work order management system. It covers setting defaults, behaviors, formats, sections and filters. Preferences can be set at the repair center or user level to customize fields, values, lists, reports and more. Conditional formatting and 10 custom filters can be applied to the work order list. The preferences tailor the interface and functionality to individual repair centers and business needs.
The document provides an overview of various work order management tools in MC University's asset management software. It describes the work matrix, which displays open work orders grouped by category and allows batch actions. It also covers the work manager and labor calendars for managing workforce assignments and time off. Finally, it explains the work order history tab for viewing status changes and the expanded work order list for selecting multiple work orders and performing actions on them in batches.
The document discusses notifications and alerts that can be set up in the Rules Manager at MC University. The Rules Manager allows establishing rules to automatically trigger actions based on events, such as sending emails, texts, phone calls, or notifications. It provides examples of setting up email and text notifications that are sent when certain criteria are met, such as notifying a supervisor of a completed work order by email. It also discusses setting up alerts as pop-up messages or messages sent to the internal Message Center. Interactive examples are provided to demonstrate setting up different notifications and alerts in the Rules Manager.
This document provides an overview of Rules Manager in MC University, which allows establishing guidelines for automatic actions based on predefined events. The Rules Manager Dialog lists all defined Rules and allows viewing additional details by hovering over a Rule. Rule criteria can be defined to specify which records an action will apply to, and rule actions define what action will be initiated when a rule is triggered, such as sending emails, texts, phone calls or other notifications. The document outlines how to create new rules by selecting an event, and optionally defining criteria and required actions.
This document provides an overview of labor management and human resources processes within MC University. It discusses labor records, updating labor information, contact details, rates, training records, staff departures and rehiring processes. Interactive examples are provided to demonstrate navigating the labor list, interacting with training records, and managing staff departures. Reporting examples including editable smart reports on labor contact info and training lists with charts are also mentioned. Batch updating of similar fields across multiple labor records is covered.
This document discusses various tools in MC University's system for customizing the user interface, including the Forms Manager, Tabs Manager, Menu Manager, and tools for conditional formatting and user defined fields. The Forms Manager allows customizing fields within modules by hiding, labeling, or requiring fields. The Tabs Manager customizes tabs within modules. The Menu Manager customizes the module chooser. Conditional formatting customizes record appearances in list views. User defined fields add custom fields and lookups to modules for additional tracking. Interactive examples demonstrate using these tools.
This document provides an overview of key performance indicators (KPIs) and dashboards in MC University's asset management system. It defines KPIs as measurements that evaluate performance and gives examples. Dashboards are described as special presentation views for organizing and displaying important information about KPIs. The document outlines functionality for editing KPIs, grouping them on dashboards, running reports and charts from dashboards, filtering data, and advanced features like cloning and trending KPIs.
The document provides an overview of access groups in MC University. It defines access groups and rights, describing how access groups are used to define member permissions for modules, records, and features. It also covers the default access groups, individual rights, access group tabs for general information and application access, and repair centers, locations, and reports that can be limited for each group. The document discusses enabling and disabling rights as well as cloning access groups to quickly create new groups with similar permissions.
This document provides an overview of user and password management techniques in MC University. It describes the different types of users, including laborers and requesters. It also outlines the process for creating and approving new user accounts, obtaining login credentials, and using the password management tool to update passwords or security settings. The document includes examples of signing up new users, approving accounts, and using features of the password management interface.
Pivot reports are a special type of summary report that aggregates data along two dimensions. They allow data to be grouped and summarized in rows, columns, and summary calculations. The pivot table definition determines the fields and how they appear as rows, columns, or summaries. Examples of pivot reports include work order counts by shop and status, and total labor cost by priority and time period. Interactive examples demonstrate how to set up pivot reports to summarize hours worked by quarter and priority, and total costs on work orders by type and shop.
This document provides an overview of summary reports in advanced reporting. Summary reports aggregate and summarize data using calculations like average, count, and sum. They present high-level data in a simple, easy to read format. Examples of summary reports include asset count by repair center and work order count with average days to close. The document also discusses smart edit features that allow editing data directly in reports and custom group headers that provide additional formatting for report groupings.
This document discusses custom expressions and fixed criteria in advanced reporting. It provides examples of using custom expressions to modify field formats, perform calculations, and examples of common fixed criteria expressions. It demonstrates how to create a custom expression to calculate a 10% cost increase and convert a date field to only show the date. It also shows an example of a fixed criteria expression to filter a work order report to only show orders that took over 10 days to complete.
This document discusses emailing, scheduling, and exporting reports in MC University. It provides information on emailing reports manually or automatically scheduling them to be sent at intervals. Reports can be exported to formats like PDF, HTML, CSV, XML, Excel and Word. Interactive examples demonstrate how to email, schedule and export reports from the Report Preview window toolbar.
This document discusses smart reports in MC University. Smart reports allow users to find, filter, edit, and engage with live data directly in reports. Key features of smart reports include smart elements, smart settings, smart panes for filtering data, smart search, smart actions for editing fields and opening records, smart buttons for saving data, and smart email for sharing reports. Interactive examples are provided to demonstrate adding criteria to smart panes, creating reports to open records, and interacting with different types of smart reports.
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Learn about the latest innovations in and around OpenUI5/SAPUI5: UI5 Tooling, UI5 linter, UI5 Web Components, Web Components Integration, UI5 2.x, UI5 GenAI.
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We built a disk-based parallel graph system, Graspan, that uses a novel edge-pair centric computation model to compute dynamic transitive closures on very large program graphs.
We implement context-sensitive pointer/alias and dataflow analyses on Graspan. An evaluation of these analyses on large codebases such as Linux shows that their Graspan implementations scale to millions of lines of code and are much simpler than their original implementations.
These analyses were used to augment the existing checkers; these augmented checkers found 132 new NULL pointer bugs and 1308 unnecessary NULL tests in Linux 4.4.0-rc5, PostgreSQL 8.3.9, and Apache httpd 2.2.18.
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Measures in SQL (SIGMOD 2024, Santiago, Chile)Julian Hyde
SQL has attained widespread adoption, but Business Intelligence tools still use their own higher level languages based upon a multidimensional paradigm. Composable calculations are what is missing from SQL, and we propose a new kind of column, called a measure, that attaches a calculation to a table. Like regular tables, tables with measures are composable and closed when used in queries.
SQL-with-measures has the power, conciseness and reusability of multidimensional languages but retains SQL semantics. Measure invocations can be expanded in place to simple, clear SQL.
To define the evaluation semantics for measures, we introduce context-sensitive expressions (a way to evaluate multidimensional expressions that is consistent with existing SQL semantics), a concept called evaluation context, and several operations for setting and modifying the evaluation context.
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Stock Room Overview
Stock Room Module
Direct Issue vs. Stocked Items
Stock Rooms Defined
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Locations tab of each part displays
Stock Rooms where part is located
Parts can be maintained in multiple
Stock Rooms
Stock Room Overview
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Quick access to quantity and cost
information
Green Stock Room names are used to
highlight where items needed to be
reordered
Stock Room Overview (cont’d)
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New Stock Rooms are managed in Stock
Room Module
Details tab stores identification
information
Stock Room Module
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Shipping / Billing tab stores Buyer,
Shipping, and Billing Info
Items tab lists all Inventory maintained
in Stock Room
Attach tab stores documents
Stock Room Module (cont’d)
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Two different types of Inventory:
• Direct Issue Items
• Stocked Items
Direct Issue vs. Stocked Items
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Direct Issue Items:
• Defined on Details tab
• Typically not kept in Stock Rooms
• Orders placed with vendor as needed
Direct Issue vs. Stocked Items (cont’d)
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Auto-order feature requires specific
details to be established (Direct Issue):
• Vendor relationship
• Ship To and Bill To info (Repair Center)
• Typically no Stock Room association
Direct Issue vs. Stocked Items (cont’d)
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Stocked Items:
• Stored in Stock Room / warehouse
• Frequently used and quantities
maintained
• Re-ordered as needed
Direct Issue vs. Stocked Items (cont’d)
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Auto-order feature requires established
Stock Room details (Stocked items):
• Reorder quantity > 0 for Item
• Vendor relationship
• Ship To and Bill To info (Stock Room)
Direct Issue vs. Stocked Items (cont’d)
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Filters by Stock Room Repair Center
Selected Stock Room displays Stock
Rooms Popup
Item details defined for Stock Room
Adding Stock Rooms for Part
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Stock Room Parameters:
• Indicators
• Bin and Lot information
• Order / Issue units
Stock Room Popup
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Initial Inventory levels:
• On Hand (mandatory)
• Available (auto-calculates)
• Other fields “read-only”
Stock Room Popup (cont’d)
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Additional data fields:
• Account
• ABC Code
• Count Cycle
• Last Counted date
Stock Room Popup (cont’d)
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Cost Rule and field value:
• Enter or modify cost rule for stock room
• Average and Last cost can be manually
added for reference
• Standard (fixed) cost should be entered
Stock Room Popup (cont’d)
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Charge Price and Charge Percentage:
• Customer or internal chargebacks
• Fixed Charge Price
• Calculate Charge Price with Charge
Percentage
Stock Room Popup (cont’d)
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Auto-Update indicators:
• Updated estimated costs defined for
material on Procedures
• Specify cost to be applied
• Update estimated charge rates for
Procedures
Stock Room Popup (cont’d)
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Apply / Close button on Stock Room
Popup adds Part to Locations tab
Part information added to fields and
columns displayed
Stock Room Popup (cont’d)
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Filters available by Repair Center
(designated at Stock Room level)
Stock Room identifying information
Fields and Columns
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• On Hand
• Reserved
• Available
Fields and Columns (cont’d)
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On Order (Approved and All):
• Number of items currently on order
• Upon PO creation, On Order (All) updates
Fields and Columns (cont’d)
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• Upon PO approval, On Order (Aprv)
updates
• After PO Receipt, On Hand and Available
increase and On Order decreases
Fields and Columns (cont’d)
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Average Cost Column:
• Calculated average cost for items purchased
Last Cost Column:
• Cost of most recent purchase
Standard Cost Column:
• Fixed cost of Item
Fields and Columns (cont’d)
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Serialized Inventory rotated in and out
of use as an Asset
Corrective and Preventive Work Orders
can be created to perform maintenance
on Inventory
What are Rotating Items?
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Serial Number should be unique for
identification (Asset Details Tab)
What are Rotating Items? (cont’d)
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Stock Room Folder created in Asset
Tree for Rotating Items
Two ways to rotate Items:
• Work Order costs tab
• Drag and drop functionality in Asset Tree
What are Rotating Items?
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Inventory in associated Stock Rooms
are incremented and decremented
Items are never considered consumed
(delete or set inactive)
What are Rotating Items?
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Created like a standard Inventory item
but with Rotating Item Indicator
checked
Creating Rotating Items
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System generated through Purchase
Order or Stock Room Inventory
adjustment
Assets can be manually associated with
Inventory
Creating Rotating Items (cont’d)
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In this example Rotating Items will be
created, Serial numbers will be added,
and Items will be moved to different
locations
Rotating Items: Example