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Manufacture

Manufacture (plan feature): define Bill Of Material at `/definitions/bom`, run Manufacture Orders at `/definitions/manufacture-order` with Start Manufacturing, and review Material Consumption and Production Cost reports. Finished products can show average manufacture cost on the Item Product Cost tab.

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Finished Product & Product Cost

When a Finished Product has a manufacture plan, Billoxy shows Average cost on the Item Product Cost tab after manufacture runs — linking production cost back to the catalogue.

How Item and Manufacture connect

  • Create the output as Finished Product under Item
  • Attach a manufacture plan / BOM so the product can be manufactured
  • Run Start Manufacturing and save cost (material + labor + overhead)
  • Open the item → Product Cost tab to see Average cost from manufacture activity
  • Raw Material items remain the inputs on the BOM and Material Consumption report

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Product Cost on Item is the catalogue view of what Manufacture calculated per finished unit over time.

See Average cost on Item

  1. 1Ensure the item stock type is Finished Product with manufacture plan enabled
  2. 2Complete at least one manufacture run that saved production cost
  3. 3Open Item → select the finished product → Product Cost tab
  4. 4Review Average cost and compare with Production Cost report Cost Per Unit
Tip

Keep selling prices and Average cost in sync mentally: manufacture drives cost; Item holds the master. Deep Item fields (HSN, barcode, stock) stay under Item — Manufacture only adds the production cost story.

Frequently asked

Why is Product Cost empty?+

The item may lack a manufacture plan, or no Start Manufacturing run has saved cost yet. Complete a run and refresh the Product Cost tab.

Where do I manage Finished Product vs Raw Material?+

On the Item master stock type. Full catalogue guide: Item.

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