# Create a Production Job Order Using Multi - level BOM
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## How to Create a Production Job Order Using Multi - level BOM?
In this tutorial, we will walk you through the complete process of creating job orders using a **multi-level Bill of Materials (BOM)**. You will learn how multi-level BOMs streamline production, improve material planning, and automatically generate linked sub–job orders for all semi-finished and raw material requirements.
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### **View the Multi-Level BOM Structure**
* Navigate to **Item + Process → Raw Material Specs → Grade Mode**.
* Here you can see the **multi-level Bill of Materials** created for the selected item.
* The **left panel** displays the entire BOM hierarchy in a **tree format**, showing:
* The **finished product**
* All **semi-finished components**
* Their respective **production stages**
### **Benefits of Multi-Level BOM**
* Automatically links the **main job order** with all **sub job orders**
* Ensures accurate **material planning**
* Provides seamless **production tracking** across all levels
* Improves **consumption control** and **costing accuracy**
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### **Creating a Standard Job Order**
#### **Select Party Type**
* Choose whether the job is to be completed by:
* An **Internal Worker**, or
* An **External Party**
#### **Create the Job Order**
* Select the **Worker Name**
* Enter the **Item to be Produced**
* Specify the **Quantity**
* Save the job order
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### **Creating a Job Order Using a Multi-Level BOM**
#### **Open the Multi-Level Job Order Module**
* Go to **Create Job Orders from Sale Order / Job Order BOM Definition**
* Open the **Configuration** screen
#### **Set General Setting for Job Order Creation**
* Define Create JO From:
* Select the **job order** as the source
* Define Auto Pick JO Party As:
* Choose **Supplier + Items** for automated selection
#### **Configure Other Settings for Multi-Level BOM**
* Adjust additional settings in **Other Settings**
* Enable required options for multi-level execution
* Since the job order is created from an existing one, the system will **not create another master job order** for the same finished item
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### **Linking Supplier with Items (Supplier + Item Linking)**
#### **Link the Supplier**
* Select the **Supplier**
* Choose the **Items** to be linked
* The system now knows which supplier is responsible for which item
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### **Generate Multi-Level Job Orders**
#### **Select the Base Job Order**
* Click **Select Job Order**
* Choose the existing job order from the list
#### **View the Job Order Hierarchy**
* The **Job Orders Against Finished Items** section displays the **main job order**
* Selecting it shows:
* Full production details
* Semi-finished stage breakdown
* Raw material dependencies
#### **View Auto-Generated Sub Job Orders & Party Auto-Selection**
* The **Job Orders Against Raw Material Items** section lists all **sub job orders** automatically generated from the multi-level BOM
* These represent:
* Raw materials
* Semi-finished components
* Since we selected **Supplier + Items** and performed linking:
* The system **automatically picks** the correct party for each sub job order
* You may view and edit details of each item in the **bottom section**
#### **Save the Job Order**
* Review all details carefully
* Click **Save** to complete the multi-level job order creation process
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### **Reviewing the Pending Job Order Report**
#### **Apply Filters**
* Open the **Pending Job Order Report**
* Use filters such as:
* **Job Order Number**
* **Master Job Order**
#### **View Linked Job Orders**
* Applying the **Master Job Order** filter shows:
* The **main job order**
* All **associated sub job orders**
* This filter can also be used in other production reports for consolidated tracking
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### **Conclusion**
Using a **multi-level Bill of Materials** in Logic ERP enables automated sub-job order creation, structured production planning, and accurate consumption tracking. With proper configuration and supplier-item linking, the system ensures a seamless, efficient workflow across all production levels.
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