After selecting the Manufacturing check box and clicking Generate in the Generate Master Data (tccom0231m000) session, LN generates Manufacturing item data by site in the Items - Production by Site (tiipd0151m000) session.

The data is retrieved from:

• The Items (tcibd0501m000) session
• The Item - Production (tiipd0101m000) session
• The Item - Production Defaults (tiipd0102m000) session, if default data have been specified.

• The value in the Site field is retrieved from the warehouse or the work center listed in these sessions:

  • Bill of Material (tibom1110m000)
  • Generic Bill of Material (tipcf3110m000)
  • Production Orders (tisfc0501m000)
  • Production Schedules (tirpt4101m000)
  • Production Schedule Lines (tirpt4102m000)
  • Routing Operations (tirou1102m000). Sites are not retrieved from subcontracting work centers.

In a multilogistic/single-finance company structure, you can manage the manufacturing and distribution processes in a number of separate companies and perform the financial accounting in one company.

You must create one or more enterprise units in each logistic company and link all the enterprise units to the financial company.

For example, you can use a multilogistic/single-finance structure for an organization that consists of a number of separate production plants in one country that use their own BOM and production process but that form one legal entity. The reason for this is because BOMs, and the item cost prices based on them, are specific for each logistic company.

FINANCE: Multilogistic/Single FIinance

OPERATIONS: Generating Manufacturing Item Data by Site

TECHNOLOGY: Table Sharing with a Multi-Company Setup - Using a Master Data Company

INFOR LX Bolt Ons

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Presenters:

• Frank Petrasio, Director IBM i Group
• Anthony Etzel, Solutions Executive
• Nick Olson, Systems Consultant

Present PUR500-07 “folded” Purchase Order Line Entry screen as the default Line Entry screen.

Supply Chain Management Enhancements:

WebTop Grid users can personalize the main Purchase Order Line Entry screen to resequencing columns, sort and filter on data values, change column headings, and other features.

In LX 8.4.2, the PUR500-07 “folded” screen is the default Purchase Order Line Entry screen presented to the user. Users can still access the “unfolded” PUR500-06 screen with limited fields displayed, on request.

Added total tax rate to accumulate the tax rate based on effective date for each tax code and added an action to display the Tax Rate Code Table window (WINZRCD). Tax Code Table subsets list of item tax codes when customer tax code is entered in Order Entry.

This enhancement provided the following new features:

Clients who have implemented the Infor OS technology stack may utilize Widget/Contextual Applications related to the ORD700D1 Order Entry - Fast Line Entry screen.

The programs or areas impacted include:

• LX WebTop IBC Metadata (W3PIBC842)

A Quality Management System (QMS) provides airtight validation of your product testing requirements, protecting both your business and your customers.

Benefits of Using QMS

1. Permanent Recordkeeping: Test results can be securely archived and accessed indefinitely.

2. Regulatory Compliance: Meets all industry and government testing standards and requirements.

Who Uses QMS?

• Pharmaceutical Manufacturers

• Health Product Manufacturers

• Chemical Manufacturers

• Food & Beverage Producers

• Government Contractors
  …and many others.

What Does a Typical QMS Engagement Look Like?