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hi all,

what is base quantity and base uom in BOM ? pls put it in detail..

regards,

chinta

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Former Member
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Hi,

Base Qty--the qty is required to produced BOM material,i.e for production of single BOM material ,we enter components/child parts. if there is base qty 1000,then u have to enter in terms of multiple component qty.

Base UOM--UOM pick from material master for BOM Header material.

Regards,

Devendra

Former Member
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thanks for the reply...

so.. i have to give the component quantities based on base quantity?

just give me an example for it..

thanks and regards,

chinta

Former Member
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hi,

for BOM ,U could gets details from Design Dept,

For EX. to assemble ine PC ,What parts u require?

mopuse ,CPU,Motherboard,ram etc.

Devendra

Former Member
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can i say like this...

if i need one pc. then my base quantity is 1.

and components i need are...

1- cpu

1 - mouse

etc..

and if i require two pc's, then my base quantity would be 2.

and components should be

2 - cpu

2 - mouse...etc

is it as simple as that.

regards

chinta

Former Member
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OK

sjeevan
Active Contributor
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can i say like this...

if i need one pc. then my base quantity is 1.

and components i need are...

1- cpu

1 - mouse

etc..

and if i require two pc's, then my base quantity would be 2.

and components should be

2 - cpu

2 - mouse...etc

is it as simple as that.

regards

chinta

Yes

Former Member
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Hi ,

Pl. note following

Since base qty plays an important role from BOM into Business scenario,

During production order creation master data for BOM is copied with referenec to Base Qty,

if this master is not OK,then it effects into consumption of child parts leads to effect into profit & loss statement of finanancial accounting,creates lot of mess.

So the base Qty plays imp. role into business scenario.

hope this will much helpful to you,

Pl. reward points & if satisfied ,close this thread.

Regards,

Devendra