Capital Goods
Multi-level BOMs, shortage-driven planning and serial traceability to the field — FOS keeps large assemblies moving without surprises.
Configured for Capital Goods · Structured go-live
Multi-level BOMs too deep for a spreadsheet.
One missing sub-part cascades into weeks of delay.
Serial history lost once equipment ships to site.
Service teams blind to what was actually built.
The workflows built for how you actually manufacture.
See shortages before they cascade.
FOS explodes deep BOMs, nets against stock and open orders, and surfaces the exact shortage that would stall the top-level assembly.
Book a walkthroughEvery serial, for its whole life.
Each unit carries its serial, its as-built BOM and its test records — so service knows exactly what shipped and what to support.
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Deep BOMs planned and netted to the last leaf.
Surface the one part that would stall the assembly.
As-built BOM and test records per unit.
Service teams see exactly what was built and shipped.
Heavy equipment and capital goods builds depend on design release, deep multi-level BOMs, and long-lead purchases before sub-assemblies converge into final assembly and factory acceptance.
Unlike high-mix machine tools focused on one SPM project BOM, capital goods programmes net deep trees and serialised as-built records. FOS surfaces the shortage that would stall final assembly early, then carries test and FAT evidence into dispatch and field handoff.
A 30-minute walkthrough mapped to how you build — no obligation.
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Capital goods involve long cycles, project milestones, heavy BOMs, and site installation. FOS connects engineering, fabrication, assembly, dispatch, and milestone billing for plant equipment makers.
Milestone definitions on orders trigger partial billing and revenue recognition rules. Finance and project managers share percent-complete based on dispatch and installation status.
MRP coordinates fabricated skids, piping, and electrical packages with long-lead pumps, motors, and instruments. Material readiness dashboards show critical path items.
Service or project tasks can track site activities, spare issues, and commissioning checklists after factory dispatch. Serial history follows the asset to customer site.
ECN workflows update multi-level BOMs with effectivity per project. Open work orders highlight impact before shop proceeds on obsolete revisions.
Project costing accumulates material, labour, subcontract, and overhead per order. Management compares estimate at quote to actual for margin learning.
Heavy machining, rubber lining, electrical panel build, and specialised coating often go job-work. FOS challan flows keep parent project WIP accurate.
Hold points for hydro test, NDT, and documentation packages block dispatch until complete. Certificates attach to order records for customer FAT and statutory needs.
Inter-plant transfers and consolidated project views let fabrication and assembly sites collaborate on one customer contract with group visibility.
Complex BOMs may extend discovery, but a staged methodology still applies for phased go-live — often starting with planning, stores, and fabrication WIP.
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See FOS mapped to your industry and modules in a focused 30-minute session — no obligation, no generic pitch deck.
