The activity of commercial companies depends on providing services or buying and selling commodities without changing their organization. As for industrial companies, they convert raw materials into updated final products. For this, this company pays the costs of humanitarian work services and other additional costs. Because of the difference in the nature of each of the two types, the industrial company would need an additional set of special accounts.

The work stages include defining the accounts for manufacturing and defining the invoices for manufacturing by defining the patterns of the manufacturing invoices and linking these industrial accounts with the invoices for the entry and exit of raw and ready materials.

Work steps

Definition of industrial accounts, including:

Create an operating account
Create industrial expense accounts
Define inventory accounts
Creation of industrial traffic accounts

Define billing patterns for the manufacturing system

Definition of cards

Manufacturing operations

There is also a number of reports within the manufacturing program that allow measuring deviations in manufacturing costs, material costs, and other reports.