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Unit Conversion All Scenarios

Unit Conversion Flow Reference​

This screen explains how a raw material UOM is converted into a finished goods UOM during the manufacturing flow.

What You Can Learn From This Screen​

  • Which raw material is consumed for each finished part
  • What conversion factor is used between RM and FG
  • At which process the unit conversion happens
  • Which process is in-house and which process is outsourced
  • How the quantity moves into the stock ledger after approval

How To Read The Flow​

  1. Start with the configuration section to understand the RM part, FG part, and conversion factor.
  2. Follow the process flow from Purchase Order, Inward, Inspection, Batch, and process operations.
  3. Check the Control Plan Process node to understand the full sequence of operations.
  4. Identify the step where UOM Conversion happens.
  5. Review the Stock Ledger Summary at the bottom to see how stock is reflected stage by stage.

Important Note​

  • Before the conversion process is approved, stock is shown in the raw material UOM.
  • After the conversion process is approved, stock is shown in the finished goods UOM.
  • The conversion process may happen at OP30, OP40, or OP50, depending on the control plan.
  • Some scenarios include outsource processing, and some are fully in-house.

Scenario Coverage In This Screen​

  • Outsource unit conversion example
  • In-house unit conversion example
  • Conversion at OP30
  • Conversion at OP40
  • Steel raw material to component flow
  • Material-wise stock ledger impact after each approval step