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Made-To-Order Mfg References
stevegray
Member Posts: 8
We are looking for a referencable client who is using Attain for made-to-order manufacturing. Our prospect will use Prod Orders to track labor/ material input and variances when protyping various custom machinery components.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. We have worked through the usual channels at Navision-US but come up empty.
Thanks,
Steve Gray
Any help would be greatly appreciated. We have worked through the usual channels at Navision-US but come up empty.
Thanks,
Steve Gray
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I'm writing from Italy. Are you sure MFG is the best solution? I would use Jobs for what you need, unless you need to keep track of the BOMS of the prototypes. I'm sorry but we have only "real" manufacturing customers, no specific reference for prototypes. We did an analysis for one company that makes complex satellite systems and offered a customized Jobs granule; they are still deciding what to do.
Andrea Ruosi
ARconsulting