Use the View Assemblies page to review and progress your manually and automatically created Assemblies, Sub-Assemblies, and Disassemblies. Keep on top of your production processes by updating statuses, printing jobs, and completing transactions, individually or in bulk, from a single page.

For a listed overview of the Assemblies and Disassemblies in progress on your account, go to the main menu and select Production > Assemblies > View Assemblies.

By default, the View Assemblies page will list all open, manually created Assemblies (including Sub-Assemblies) and Disassemblies in descending order.

Across the top of the View Assemblies page, there are five functional buttons available:

Use the filter fields available at the top of the View Assemblies page to specify which Assemblies and Disassemblies should be displayed, making it easier for you to review and update them.

The detail that's displayed per Assembly and Disassembly in the View Assemblies page is determined by column headers that are included in the page's grid layout.

The columns that are displayed by default in your View Assemblies page are described in the table below.

There are additional columns you can display on the View Assemblies page, which can be found in the Show Toolbar tab's Hidden Column. Drag and drop the column header from the Hidden Columns pop-up window into your grid's layout to populate the column's detail per Assembly or Disassembly in your view. The default Hidden Columns available to include in the View Assemblies page are described in the table below.

Customize how the Assembly and Disassembly details are displayed by adjusting the column widths, dragging and dropping columns into their preferred position, and clicking on the header to sort the Assemblies and Disassemblies into ascending or descending order. You can also drag and drop column headers into the grey space above the other column headers to group Assemblies and Disassemblies by that column's detail, in an expandable format.

After customizing your column layout, save it for future use:

The layout will now be saved to your user profile, only available to select from the Show Toolbar's Grid Layout drop-down menu.

Edits can be made to your custom grid layout at any time; just click Save in the Show Toolbar options after you've made the necessary adjustments. Similarly, custom grid layouts can be removed by clicking Delete in the Show Toolbar tab.

Initially, whenever you navigate to the View Bill of Materials page, the default grid layout "None" will be displayed.

To make one of your own custom grid layouts the default view:

If you've created a grid layout that other users in your account would benefit from using, you can make it available to their user profiles too:

The layout will then be available to select from the Show Toolbar > Grid Layout menu when other users open the View Bill of Materials page.

The View Assemblies page can be used to provide an overview of Assemblies and Disassemblies made to date, and their progress throughout the production process. Use the actions available in View Assemblies to update your transactions accurately, efficiently, and in real time to keep in line with your physical processes.
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The updates that can be made to Assemblies and Disassemblies via the View Assemblies page depend upon whether it's a bulk action or individual transaction's update.

Along each Assembly and Disassembly in View Assemblies, there's an action cog icon displayed that provides various action options, depending upon the Assembly's current status. The table below describes the action options available per status.

To apply an action to update to multiple Assemblies and Disassemblies, use the checkboxes available under the action icon header to select the appropriate Assemblies and Disassemblies, then hover over the action cog icon in the header to apply the action:

During the production process, you can use custom Assembly Statuses to easily identify the Assembly's stage in the production process. Assembly Statuses are an extension of the Parked status, and will not change the SOH of any component or assembled products in the Assembly.

To create a custom Assembly Status, go to Settings > System > Assembly Statuses. Provide a unique name and colour for the status and save it so that it can be applied to your next Assemblies.

An Assembly's status can be changed in one of the following ways: