Questions, answered

Click Get started, then use Proto to configure Kitting & Assembly for your business. Begin with one kit, its bill and route, a warehouse, one dealer order and a small build through shipment.

Yes. Bills have versions and effective dates. A released build keeps its selected bill and routing basis; use a reviewed version for later work.

Inventory positions distinguish on-hand, reserved and available quantity by item and location. Receipt acceptance separates usable stock from an arrival still under review.

Yes. Production entries record actual work and completions can record accepted output for a portion of the build. The remaining scope and variance stay visible.

Work order materials retain required, issued, returned and consumed quantities. A return records the unused quantity with its stock movement history.

Warehouse Manager reviews the work order’s output product, bill, route, standard, quantity and evidence. The release decision is retained separately from the draft.

A reviewed completion posts accepted terminal output to stock. Operation entries remain the evidence of work, good quantity, scrap and labour.

A build can link to an order line. Shipment lines also point to order lines and the claimed finished stock, preserving the fulfillment path.

A delivery attempt records the visit. Its results allocate accepted, refused, failed or damaged quantities to shipment lines for follow-up.

Work order cost entries retain material, labour, overhead and completion relief. The completion compares allocated actual work in process with standard output value and records the variance.