MB-335 flashcards
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- Product master
- A template defining the product dimensions used to create variants; released products and variants are derived from it and carry company-specific inventory and posting settings.
- Product dimension group
- Controls which storage dimensions (site, warehouse, location) and product dimensions (configuration, size, style, color) are active for a released product.
- Released product variant
- A specific combination of configuration, size, style, and color created from a product master; it can be released to a legal entity and transacted independently.
- Product lifecycle state
- A status such as planned, active, or inactive that determines whether a released product can be used on new transaction lines.
- Procurement category
- A node in the category hierarchy assigned to released products to drive vendor rules, purchase agreements, and category policies.
- Product attributes
- Descriptive fields defined by attribute types and assigned to products; they can feed the product configurator and search or pricing rules.
- Unit conversion
- A rule converting between units of measure for an item; the base unit is fixed once inventory transactions exist, so it must be chosen before release.
- BOM version
- A dated, versioned list of components for a product; explosion selects the active version valid on the calculation date.
- Phantom BOM line
- A BOM line whose child BOM is exploded during estimation without creating a separate production order or inventory transaction for the phantom item.
- Route operation
- A step in a route referencing a resource requirement, with times for setup, process, queue, and transfer used to calculate capacity and cost.
- Route version
- A dated version of the sequence of operations for an item; the active version valid on the order date is used for scheduling and costing.
- Resource capacity
- The available hours of a resource or resource group, adjusted by efficiency and calendar, used when scheduling operations and calculating load.
- Cost category
- A grouping assigned to route operations and cost groups used to calculate and post production costs such as labor and machine time.
- Coverage settings
- Item coverage rules defining minimum and maximum stock, safety stock, and lead times that drive planned orders for components and finished goods.
- Discrete production
- A production method using a BOM version and route version to build a fixed quantity of a finished item, typically with countable units.
- Process manufacturing
- A production method using formula versions with co-products and by-products, batch orders, and potency or concentration attributes for bulk products.
- Kanban rule
- A lean replenishment rule defining production or withdrawal kanban, the triggering event, and the quantity and locations used to replenish.
- Pegged supply line
- A BOM line type that links a component directly to a sub-production order rather than consuming it from inventory.
- BOM scrap
- A constant or variable percentage on a BOM line that increases the component quantity consumed beyond the net requirement.
- Route operation time
- The sum of setup, process, queue, and transfer time, scaled by quantity and resource efficiency, used for scheduling and cost estimation.
- Co-product
- An additional output of a formula version produced alongside the main item; it can carry a cost share and posts as a separate item.
- Production order status
- The lifecycle stage of a production order: created, estimated, scheduled, released, started, reported as finished, and ended.
- Operations scheduling
- A scheduling method that plans operations at the route level, respecting resource capacity and operation times across the order.
- Job scheduling
- A scheduling method that assigns individual jobs to specific resources with start and end times, giving finer control than operations scheduling.
- Picking list journal
- The journal that consumes BOM components for a released production order, creating inventory transactions and reservations.
- Report as finished
- The posting that receives the finished item into inventory and consumes components according to the reported quantity.
- Production variance
- The difference between estimated and actual production cost, posted when the production order is ended.
- Quality association
- A rule that triggers a quality order for a specific item, vendor, or process when a receipt or production event occurs.
- Location directive
- A warehouse management rule that determines the put-away or picking location for work based on item, quantity, and location criteria.
- Wave template
- A configuration that groups warehouse work into waves and controls release, replenishment, and work creation for outbound processing.
- Coverage group
- A master planning setting defining coverage code, positive and negative days, and safety margins that determine how planned orders are generated.
- Trade agreement
- A pricing or discount record for an item or customer with validity dates that determines the price applied on sales order lines.