At this time of the year I usually find my phone and email box stuffed with questions on costing….. How does pcMRP cost materials, how does pcMRP keep track of average costs, how does pcMRP charge jobs with appropriate costs etc. etc.! In order to fully understand what seems to be a simple question, one […]
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2014.12.01 Software Arts, the makers of pc/MRP has just released a new and updated version of the Serial/Lot Module. The update promises to increase the users ability to fully track the child serial number throughout the build process. Interested users should click on the following link to explore the improvements, http://www.pcmrp.com/mrp101/snlotoverview.htm and, give us a […]
Hello loyal pc MRP users….. I’ve been getting a lot of questions about the check boxes in the inventory module that identify an assembly as “Subs Only“. The most important question that I get is, what does this field mean, and, why would I want to do something like this? This field was added and […]
Average costing is described as follows: the average cost of all inventory on hand for any given part. While that might seem like a rather simple description, it does entail a rather complex series of calculations. Take for example if you had 100 pieces in stock that were received at a dollar each, the average […]
The return of Customer Owner materials for revision, rework, or replacement can be a challenge in any system. Keeping the returned product seperate so you do not co-mingle your inventory with the customer owned inventory is a key issue for auditors. The following simple procedure will help you to avoid these problems and more importantly, […]
Software Arts has just released another dynamite addition to the software program, pc/MRP! The latest version now includes Unlimited links to documents that can be shared from any of the client machines on your network, to a folder, or to an Internet URL! The possibilities that this opens up are unlimited, as now routing documents […]