Engineering
How items are made — BOM, routing, revision, and engineering change orders.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Bill of materials components | A product item and the quantity it consumes to make the output quantity of a bill of materials. |
| Bills of materials | The components and quantity needed to make one product or custom item. |
| Bill of materials site exclusions | A product bill of materials that is not allowed at a site. |
| Engineering change lines | A line of an engineering change that points to the affected product revision. |
| Engineering changes | A formal change to a design or to manufacturing, with a validity date and approval. |
| Equipment types | A classification of manufacturing equipment used on work centers, bill of materials operations and transformations. |
| Personnel types | A type of manufacturing labor used on routing operations for capacity planning. |
| Routing operation work centers | A work center that runs one routing operation at one site. |
| Production versions | A bill of materials and routing that apply together by site, usage, date and quantity range. |
| Product revisions | A design revision of a catalog product, with its revision identifier and reference document. |
| Routing operations | A step of a routing sequence, with its times, equipment and personnel. |
| Manufacturing routings | A reusable sequence of manufacturing operations for one or more products. |
Employment
The working relationship for a person already in the directory — the job, the contract, the shift, attendance, and leave. Pay calculation stays in payroll.
Features
Product capabilities people author or read — notes, files, tags, audit history, options, tasks, saved list views, outbound webhooks, print and notification template overrides, and company PDF appearance. Not `shared/utils/features`, slot `features.*`, or system bodies in `shared/templates`.