FMIS Kitting and Assembly
FMIS Kitting and Assembly provides a robust, flexible and easy to use method of supplying your customers with multi-level Bill of Material type services and products.
Why use FMIS Kitting and Assembly?
✓ Manage Bill of Materials assembly to any level and quantity
✓ Excellent stock visibility linked to sales order demand
✓ Customise workflows and control process flow from raw materials to finished stock
✓ Excellent stock visibility linked to sales order demand
✓ Customise workflows and control process flow from raw materials to finished stock
✓ Powerful just in time auto-replenishment facility
✓ Reduce costs through improved process efficiency
✓ Powerful work order management for kits and assembly production
✓ Reduce costs through improved process efficiency
✓ Powerful work order management for kits and assembly production
Linked Solutions
Assemblies
The key to efficient production and assembly lies in the flexibility of the Bill of Materials within the product and parts set-up. The FMIS import facility simplifies the set-up of even complex production drivers and details. Once loaded, production assemblies can specify all the routing, purchasing, production and stock consumption rules as you turn raw materials into finished goods or work orders for sales.
Production
The minimum required stock levels for raw materials and sub-assemblies, combined with the demand from sales orders for finished goods, creates a demand/time profile within Production Control. The auto-replenishment process provides you with a flexible means of generating purchase orders, sub-assemblies or finished goods based upon the overall sales or estimated demand. Production orders provide sufficient information to deal with all routing, quality assurance and authorisation workflows. Finished goods are issued back to stock automatically or by allocating serialised items. Production Control automates much of this process even across a complex matrix of work stations and production material resulting in significant time savings.
Stock Control
Record multiple product descriptions and record default vendors, locations and put away bin details. Demand for stock can come from a number of sources including requisitions, sales orders and stock issues for maintenance or production work orders. The FMIS Stock Control software offers materials management through an effective auto-replenishment and just-in-time re-order process. ‘What if’ demand scenarios can be used to plan stock levels across multiple time periods and locations.
Integration
FMIS Kitting and Assembly is part of a modular solution offering integration with the wider FMIS Asset Management and Finance solutions. Kitting and Assembly also interfaces with leading finance and ERP packages.
FAQ
What types of production processes does the software support?
FMIS Kitting and Assembly Software supports a wide range of production processes, including managing BOMs, automating production orders, routing, quality assurance workflows, and integrating with inventory and sales orders.
Can the software be customised to fit specific workflows?
Yes, FMIS Kitting and Assembly Software is highly customisable, allowing businesses to adapt it to their specific processes, from raw material procurement to finished goods production.
How does the software handle demand forecasting?
FMIS supports just-in-time (JIT) stock replenishment to help manage inventory efficiently. The system also allows users to check availability for items on the bill of materials directly within the product catalogue, making it easier to plan purchasing and production around actual demand.
What is a Fixed Asset?
A fixed asset is a tangible or intangible resource owned by a company and used in its operations to generate value over a long-term period. Examples include property, plant, equipment, vehicles, and IT hardware. These assets are not intended for immediate resale but are instead essential for day-to-day business activities.
Is training provided for the users?
Yes, FMIS offers training to enable your team can use the system effectively, maximising its value.
How does FMIS ensure data security within the system?
FMIS follows industry best practices for data security, including encryption, role-based access control, and secure system integrations.
How much does FMIS Software cost?
Pricing depends on factors like the number of users, required modules, and deployment method. Contact us to discuss your needs and request a personalised quote using our contact form.
Customer Reviews
“The team have been brilliant. The support that they have provided for us has been a credit to FMIS.”
Marilyn Draper
Finance Projects Manager, ESA Ltd
Sue Lawless
Business Manager, Exponent
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