Components – define components and component quantities for assemblies and multiple tiers of subassemblies.

Component Types – categorize components for easy identification of component options

Substitutes – allow one or more alternatives for components which are unavailable at the moment of assembly
Multiple Assembly Types.

Finished Goods – any item which requires assembly before shipping; items you deliver pre-built .

Bundle – any system or kit which consists of multiple discrete components, but which requires no assembly; ‘kits’ that you deliver ready to assemble, or which form a package.

Build To Order – any item which may be configured by customers at time of sale - with the option of setting a base price, plus or minus a figure for each additional component – items which customers can configure themselves from components of their choosing.

Assembly Markup – specify labor/assembly markup implications on both sales and cost price.

Bill of Materials – print detailed component and cost information for any assembly including subassembly level information, component substitutes, available component inventory .

Assembly – process one or more items through concurrent assembly; BizfinityPro will automatically calculate quantity required by outstanding sales orders and quantity available to build through multiple tiers, then decrement component inventory as assemblies are built.

Assembly Work Order – for more complex working environments, the system will print a Work Order for each assembly, with:
Picking – corresponding Picking List for components;
Yield Management – calculated expected and actual yield, based on:
Component Scrap – reported during the Assembly process

Component Variants – Assembly Manager fully implements BizfinityPro’s comprehensive item matrix, to allow complete control over component attributes such as size, color, material

Serial Number Tracking – track individual component serial numbers and maintain a record against each assembly; specify serial numbers for each subassembly and main assembly, and retain serial numbers for any component or subassembly as each item is disassembled*

Lot Tracking – similarly, monitor batch information for all components, subassemblies and main assemblies through the assembly and disassembly process*

Warehouses – pick and ship components from one or more warehouses and locations*

Sales Inquiries, Estimates, Orders – handle orders for finished goods assemblies and bundles from any sales screen, and use the sales configurator to record orders for on-the-fly Build To Order items

e-Commerce – take orders for any assembled item, and use the Web Store Configurator to allow customers to design Build To Order items within the online catalog, and view pricing implications in real-time**

* Used in conjunction with Distribution Manager
** Used in conjunction with Web Store Creator