Introduction
Installation
.. .. Technical Info
.. .. Network/multi-User
.. .. MS SQL Server

Upgrading
.. .. From v3 to v4
.. .. v4 to newer v4
.. ..To SQL Server

Navigation
.. .. Menus and Tabs

Inventory
.. .. New Item
.. .. List/View/Edit   
.. .. Item Vendors

Assemblies
.. .. New Assembly
.. .. List/View/Edit
.. .. Assembly Types

Customer Orders
.. .. New Customer Order
.. .. List/View/Edit
.. .. Delivery/Shipping

Purchase Orders
.. .. Item Vendors
.. .. New Purchase Order
.. .. List/View/Edit 
.. .. Goods Receiving
.. .. Advanced

Works Orders
.. .. Introduction
.. .. New Works Order
.. .. Editing/Processing

Contacts
.. .. New Contact
.. .. List/View/Edit

Reports
.. .. Shortages

Tools
.. .. Backup/Restore

 

Types of Assembly

In pervious version 3 of miniMrp all assemblies belonged to a single category. Category "AS". The category 'was' used to indicate if an item is an assembly or a component.

In this version of miniMrp we added a new option "Type". You still use the category to group your inventory but assemblies can now be 'any' category and it is the "Type" that indicates whether an item is an assembly or a component.

The type is selected using the drop-down list shown in the image below.



 

On the following pages we'll describe the difference between the types of assembly.

  • ASSY (Assembly/SubAssembly)
  • CSAS (Closed Sub Assembly)