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Pointers On Manufacturing Setup - Bakery
Jonathan2708
Member Posts: 552
Hi,
I have the opportunity to implement NAV manufacturing for a bakery company, and could do with a few pointers on best practise for setting this module up for this industry. For example, they make cakes :
- Requirement for 5000 cakes
1. Mix the main cake mix ingredients in one machine to make a lump of cake mixture
2. Deposit the cake mix in individual weights for each cake
3. Bake the cakes in the oven (only so many cakes can fit in one oven)
4. Decorate the cakes
5. Place into packaging
I could just do with a bit of help on how the routings would look for this, particularly at the start of the process to make the cake mix. Should the cake mix be a sub-assembly with it's own BOM and routing? I'm guessing 'send-ahead' will be involved here?
Any help greatly appreciated,
Jonathan
I have the opportunity to implement NAV manufacturing for a bakery company, and could do with a few pointers on best practise for setting this module up for this industry. For example, they make cakes :
- Requirement for 5000 cakes
1. Mix the main cake mix ingredients in one machine to make a lump of cake mixture
2. Deposit the cake mix in individual weights for each cake
3. Bake the cakes in the oven (only so many cakes can fit in one oven)
4. Decorate the cakes
5. Place into packaging
I could just do with a bit of help on how the routings would look for this, particularly at the start of the process to make the cake mix. Should the cake mix be a sub-assembly with it's own BOM and routing? I'm guessing 'send-ahead' will be involved here?
Any help greatly appreciated,
Jonathan
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