Let’s analyze in detail the various flags and fields available in the window.
Max. Elaboration Level: defines the maximum processing level. BOMs with membership levels greater in the parent tree will be excluded from the data import.
Job Order: if active, the job orders are created, one for each different level of BOM detected. The main BOM will be at level 0 and it will create the first job order in the list: the father or finished product.
Evasion Status: if active, the various records created in the job orders (articles composing the BOM) will have the status “Executed” active. This flag avoids the execution of the job order record during the phases of evasion of the same, without moving the warehouse inventory.
Useful if the “Production Load” flag is activated, which generates production loads which in turn, in the evasion phases, moves the warehouse inventory.
Production Load: if active, for each BOM to be processed and then job order to be created, it consequently generates a production load. See the relevant section for more details on production loads.
Join Levels: if active, excluding the BOM of level 0, that is to say the “father”, all the others at the same level will be inserted on the same job order created.
This feature avoids having to create a job order for every BOM, when we are in dealing with numerous levels to be processed.
We advise you to read the @/Arpro Erp manual, considering these parts of the BOMS and Job Orders an integral part of this.