Manufacturing

You can export your Manufacturing Orders to a CSV (comma-separated values) file from Ordoro, for use in the warehouse, or to analyze your manufacturing in a spreadsheet. Topics How are the Order Summary and Detail reports different? Order Summary Order Detail See the comprehensive list of column headings in each report. How to export Manufacturing […]

Managing your Bill of Materials (BOM) efficiently is crucial for inventory control. In Ordoro, you can create or update BOM products and their components in bulk using a CSV file. This streamlined process allows you to add, modify, or remove child SKUs with ease. Follow this guide to learn how to bulk update your BOMs […]

A Bill of Materials (BOM) lists the raw goods needed to create a finished product. These materials may require manufacturing, combining, building, or repairing to make the finished good. Ordoro’s Manufacturing workflow helps manage your inventory by creating BOMs and issuing Manufacturing Orders (MOs) to produce sellable items. Additionally, you can create component products in […]

In Ordoro, a product can be either a kit or a Bill of Materials. What are these and how are they different? Kitting definition Ordoro’s Kitting logic calculates how many kits/bundles you can create on the fly. Our Kitting code looks at the component’s available quantities and determines how many you could build in the […]

To learn what the Bill of Materials is, see this help article. Below are step-by-step instructions on how to create a Bill of Materials (BOM). To start, your component and finished good SKUs must exist in Ordoro. If you need to create these products manually, see here for details on how to do this. How […]

The Manufacturing Order (MO) records what needs to be made and what has been made. MOs work with our Bill of Materials. To learn what the Bill of Materials is, see this help article. To start, you must have created a Bill of Materials (BOM) in Ordoro. If you need to create a BOM, see […]