Learn how to use active ERPat modules through role-based instructions, standard operating procedures, field legends, standards, compliance reminders, and step-by-step workflows. Every guide is synchronized from the owning module and versioned whenever its instructions change.
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Answers to the most common setup, access, workflow, and support questions for the Projects module, with troubleshooting and support guidance.
A practical first-run checklist for enabling Projects, granting the right permissions, preparing your starter data, and training the first users.
Evidence gathered from the current Projects module files — controllers, models, configs, and migrations — before writing these user guide pages.
Administration Permissions & Roles Everything about who can see and use each part of Production & Manufacturing — the two module toggles that make the feature visible, how…
Advanced Manufacturing Work Centers & BOM (Mfg) Define the machines and stations where production happens, and the multi-level recipes (Bills of Materials) that say exactly what…
Advanced Manufacturing Engineering Changes (ECO) An Engineering Change Order (ECO) is the formal, auditable request to change a manufacturing Bill of Materials — add a new one…
Advanced Manufacturing Labor & Downtime Record who worked on which work order and for how long, and log the periods when a machine or station was not producing — two shop-floor…
Evidence gathered from the current Procurement module files — controllers, models, configs, and migrations — before writing these user guide pages.
Standalone ERPat Procurement module. Provides the procure-to-pay master data and documents: Vendors (with groups, contacts and files), Purchase Orders (with line materials and budgets) and Purchase Returns. Controllers, models, views, language, configuration, menu, permissions and migrations are owned by this package and loaded at runtime through the HMVC.
Count your drawer and close your shift so ERPat records expected versus counted cash, the variance, and the sequential Z-read number.