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You render services to your customers. These are services which are invoiced to the customer according to hourly rates or packages with unit prices. Services always refer to a product which the customer has purchased from you. Means of production are used as aids in production (e.g. tools, stencils). They can be entered in production lists and they appear in the shop floor papers. They are not subject to scheduling or warehouse management, but are taken into consideration for costing. Supplementary items allow special purchase and sales products to be administrated without warehouse management. These include flat rates and services (postage, packaging, shipping, insurance) and also text modules, total invoice discounts, total invoice surcharges, tax items, sub-totals and totals, etc. Products, means of production and supplementary items are used in the following areas: purchasing, sales, warehouse management, production. This is shown in the graphic. Production list Alternative production lists of products can be saved independent of the product. They are either created manually or generated from a product or sales order production list. Contrariwise, a product or sales order production list can be replaced by an alternative production list.
Example: Normally a part is manufactured internally. When your production department is overloaded, the part can be manufactured externally. You thus require a production list for the internal production and an alternative provided material BOM for the external production.

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