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Production BOM families
andrewcooper
Member Posts: 6
Hi
Has anyone had any experience of modifying the system so that the planning process for production is run at the family level. We require this for a project in the fashion industry, whereby they want to produce 5000 garments, but the garments are then split into sizes by a predetermined ration, ie, a family.
Any help/ideas would be most welcome
Andrew
Has anyone had any experience of modifying the system so that the planning process for production is run at the family level. We require this for a project in the fashion industry, whereby they want to produce 5000 garments, but the garments are then split into sizes by a predetermined ration, ie, a family.
Any help/ideas would be most welcome
Andrew
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It may be to late now, but this is one of the features in Pebblestone Fashion for Nav. At least you can get some inspiration from this.
Regards
Marc