Assembly Management: Functional Differences
The following table shows functional differences between Kitting and Assembly Management, and it shows the upgrade rules to follow in updating data.
Entity | Table ID | Functional differences | Upgrade rules |
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Item |
27 Item |
In local Kitting, items are defined as kit items when Kit BOM No. contains a value and Replenishment System is set to Production Order. In Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2, items are defined as kit/assembly items when Replenishment System is set to Assembly. In local Kitting, kit items are defined as kit-to-order items when Automatic Build Kit BOM=True. In Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2, items are defined as kit/assemble-to-order items when Assembly Policy is set to Assemble-to-Order. |
If an item is set up with Kit BOM No. and Replenishment System=Prod. Order, then in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 the item has Replenishment System=Assembly. The Production BOM No is blanked. If an item or inventory setup is set up with Automatic Build Kit BOM=True, then in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 the Item has Assembly Policy=Assemble-to-Order. |
5700 Stockkeeping Unit |
In local Kitting, SKUs do not support kitting functionality. |
Replenishment System and Assembly Policy fields are updated according to values in the respective fields of the upgraded master item card. |
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Bill of Materials |
99000771 Production BOM Header 99000772 Production BOM Line 90 BOM Component |
In local Kitting, Kit BOM is defined as a (existing) Production BOM of type Kitting. The same Kit BOM can be assigned to multiple items. In Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2, (Kit) Assembly BOM is defined as BOM Component and is an attribute of only one item. |
Move kitting BOM from the Production BOM Header table and the Production BOM Lines table to the BOM Component table.
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Assemble-to-Order Sales Order/Quote/Blanket Order, open |
37 Sales Line 900 Assembly Header 901 Assembly Line 904 Assemble-to-Order Link 337 Reservation Entry 25000 Kit Sales Line |
In local Kitting, a sales line is defined as a kit-to-order line when Build Kit=True. In Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2, a sales line is defined as a (kit) Assemble-to-Order line when Qty. to Assemble to Order contains a value. By design there is a linked Assembly Order for that sales line. |
Kit-to-order sale line, that is with Build Kit=True, in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 is changed to an Assemble-to-Order line with an Assembly Order linked to it. Data from the Sale Line is copied to Assembly Header, and data from Kit Sales Lines is moved to Assembly Lines. Item Tracking information, both on Sales Line and Kit Sales Lines, is preserved.
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Assemble-to-Order Sales Order, posted |
32 Item Ledger Entry 5802 Value Entry 910 Posted Assembly Header 911 Posted Assembly Line 914 Posted Assemble-to-Order Link 5406 Production Order Line 25004 Kit Sales Shipment Line |
In local Kitting, a posted Kit-to-Order Sales Line creates: a) Kitting item ledger entries of Entry Type=Sales, Output and Consumption, Document Type=Sales Shipment, and Order Type=Production b) The Finished Production Order Line, marked as Kitting, with Prod. Order No.=Sales representing the kit item. c) The Kit Sales Shipment Line representing consumed components. In Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2, a posted Assemble-to-Order Sales Line is created: for assembly item ledger entries, Entry Type=Sales; for assembly output and for assembly consumption, Document Type=Sales Shipment; for sale and for assembly, Document Type=Posted Assembly and Order Type=Assembly |
Upgrade of kitting item ledger entries to new types is done only for entries representing the posted Kit-to-Order Sales Lines.Kitting item ledger entries that were created as a result of posting BOM Journal (assemble-to-stock process) are not upgraded. For Kitting item ledger entries for posted kit-to-order sales lines, a Posted Assembly Order is created and linked to the Posted Shipment Line. Data from the Sale Shipment Line is copied to Posted Assembly Header and data from Kit Sales Shipment Lines is moved to Posted Assembly Lines.
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5832 Capacity Ledger Entry 5802 Value Entry |
In local Kitting, the labor cost (BOM component of type Resource) of a kit is posted as an Adjustment value entry of type Direct Cost, associated with the Item Ledger Entry of type Output. In Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2, the labor cost of the assembly is posted as a capacity ledger entry with associated value entry |
The value entry that represents resource usage in connection with Kit-to-Order Sales Line in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 is upgraded to a value entry of type Resource and is associated with newly created capacity ledger entry. An item register record is created for the newly created capacity ledger entries.
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In local Kitting, the Outstanding Qty will not be updated after partially posting the Sales Line, because the Setup Resource is seen as an overhead that is consumed for every partial posting. In Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 posting of the Fixed Resource only happens with the first partial posting. When upgrading Sales Kits to 7.0 the behavior of the posting for the Fixed Resource will change. |
Consumed Qty is 0, regardless of whether the Setup Resource has been posted before the upgrade or not. |
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Warehouse Documents: Inventory Picks, Warehouse Picks, Warehouse Shipments |
5767 Warehouse Activity Line |
In local Kitting, the inventory picks were created for kit components (sales kit lines) in connection with kit-to-order sales order line; posting of inventory pick posted consumption as well as kit output and sales shipment. In Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2, assembly components are being picked by means of inventory movement, that do not post component consumption quantity but register their movement from one bin code to another. Inventory picks are created for the assembly end-item on the kit-to-order sales line; its posting results in posting consumption, output and shipment. |
Upgrade of the active inventory picks for kit components will not be done. The user will be requested to either delete any active inventory picks or post them. Upon the upgrade, in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 the users will be able to create Inventory Movements for components and Inventory Picks for assembly items on the kit-to-order sales line. |
There are no functional differences between warehouse picks in local Kitting versus Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2. The warehouse picks as created from the Warehouse Shipment line representing the kit-to-order sales line will contain take and place lines for assembly components. |
Warehouse activity lines marked with Kit Item No. will in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 be upgraded to become an entry with Source Type=Assembly Line, Source No.= linked Asm. Order No., and Assemble to Order= True. |
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7321 Warehouse Shipment Line |
There are no functional differences between warehouse shipment in local Kitting versus Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2. The warehouse shipment as created from the sales order representing the kit-to-order sales line will contain lines for assembly item to be shipped. |
Warehouse activity lines marked with Build Kit=True will in Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2 be upgraded to become an entry with Assemble to Order=True. |
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7312 Warehouse Entry |
In local Kitting, warehouse entries created as a result of kitting activity referred to Output or Consumption Journal as their source document. In Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 R2, all warehouse entries created in connection with assembly activity will have assembly order (header or lines) as their source document. |
Upgrade of "Kitting" Warehouse Entries to new source document types will ONLY be done for entries representing the posted kit-to-order sales lines."Kitting" Warehouse Entries that were created as a result of posting BOM Journal (assemble-to-stock process) will NOT be upgraded. For warehouse entries associated with item ledger entries created in connection with kit-to-order transactions, the upgrade will set Source Document from Output Jnl. and Consumption Jnl. to Assembly Order and Assembly Consumption respectively. |