OptiProERP’s Manufacturing ERP Product Configurator
is essential for manufacturers dealing with configurable products, multiple options, unique part numbers or component combinations.
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OptiProERP’s Manufacturing ERP Product Configurator
is essential for manufacturers dealing with configurable products, multiple options, unique part numbers or component combinations.
Ideal for Configure To Order (CTO) products, OptiProERP’s Product Configurator speeds up the order process and eliminates the time-consuming errors caused by manual entry. As an integrated part of your OptiProERP manufacturing software, product features are easily updated with current options, rules and associated pricing from ERP.
OptiProERP’s Product Configurator will help you in key areas like these:
OptiProERP’s Manufacturing ERP Product Configurator
is essential for manufacturers dealing with configurable products, multiple options, unique part numbers or component combinations.
Ideal for Configure To Order (CTO) products, OptiProERP’s Product Configurator speeds up the order process and eliminates the time-consuming errors caused by manual entry. As an integrated part of your OptiProERP manufacturing software, product features are easily updated with current options, rules and associated pricing from ERP.
OptiProERP’s Product Configurator will help you in key areas like these:
Information in Product Configurator automatically populates across all ERP processes for seamless integration.
Pre-configured product options and pricing speed up the time from Configure to Quote, even on complex products.
Quickly respond to customer requests for quotes and reconfigure changes in options as needed.
Eliminate error-prone manual entry and keep sales quotes/orders accurate with current pricing.
OptiProERP’s browser-based product configurator tool is accessible 24/7 no matter where your customers, prospects or sales teams are.
Visual, process-driven screens help you execute tasks flawlessly in fewer clicks. The Product Configurator wizard walks you through the options, providing step-by-step guidance. The end result: you’ll quote smarter and close sales faster.
Automatic creation of sales orders, BOMs and routing based on the configuration made.
Logic engine defines complex rules with expressions and multiple conditions.
Multi-level model support with drill down into detailed configuration options.
Unique and reusable configurations avoid duplicate entries
Each item code is unique and can be created using attributes from chosen options.
Price roll-up to the parent item from chosen options, also shows the price of each of the options chosen.
Inventory Management exchanges information with the Master Production Schedule (MPS). Most users use MPS for the things they make, whether it’s made on-site or through a vendor.
Material Requirements Planning (MRP) receives input from the MPS about the quantities of finished products that must be produced to fulfill either a sales order or to meet the demand forecast. MRP is primarily concerned with the things that must be bought (like inventory). MRP also tracks hundreds of variables, including:
Based on information input from other ERP modules, like Inventory Management, the MRP application produces outcomes like these:
Quantity Requirements: Identifies inventory quantities that are either on hand, in an open purchase order, planned for manufacturing, already committed to existing orders, or forecasted.
Populates Orders and Reports: Identifies materials needed for purchase orders manufacturing orders and other reporting requirements.
Run Scenarios: Suggests alternative scenarios for materials considered critical for an expedited order or materials that have been delayed.
The beauty of this is that all of your procurement schedules are in lock step with your manufacturing or assembly schedules. This enables the cost savings of Just- in-Time (JIT) lean manufacturing with the minimum levels of inventory stock available exactly when it’s needed.
Based on information input from other ERP modules, like Inventory Management, the MRP application produces outcomes like these:
Quantity Requirements: Identifies inventory quantities that are either on hand, in an open purchase order, planned for manufacturing, already committed to existing orders, or forecasted.
Populates Orders and Reports: Identifies materials needed for purchase orders manufacturing orders and other reporting requirements.
Run Scenarios: Suggests alternative scenarios for materials considered critical for an expedited order or materials that have been delayed.
The beauty of this is that all of your procurement schedules are in lock step with your manufacturing or assembly schedules. This enables the cost savings of Just- in-Time (JIT) lean manufacturing with the minimum levels of inventory stock available exactly when it’s needed.
