Bold areas
Catalog
Families, items, properties and variants.
Manufacturing
Recipes, requests, orders, processes, resources, checks, assignments and execution.
Planning
Demand, supply, projected stock, forecasts, purchasing, sales and recommendations.
Warehouse
Stock, load orders, warehouse movements, locations, packages, receipts and stock counts.
Maintenance
Assets, causes, actions, preventive schedules and work orders.
People
Employees, working days, calendars, shifts, planned availability and operational capacity.
Work mode
Operational interface for manufacturing, warehouse, maintenance, scanning and shop floor tasks.
Costs
Planned cost, actual cost and inventory valuation.
Smart Factory
Dashboards, reports, Boldy, tasks and automations.
Control panel
Account, company, users, permissions, integration keys, audit trail, events, data and designs.
How the areas relate
Areas share entities and records. The catalog provides common references. Planning interprets requirements and expected receipts. Manufacturing and warehouse record operational reality, which then feeds costs and analysis. Personnel, Maintenance, Smart Factory, Work mode and Control panel span multiple areas. They provide people, assets, execution, analysis and configuration to the concepts in the map.How it is organized
Where to find statuses and rules
Statuses, validations and traceability rules appear within each area. For example, warehouse explains when a receipt becomes protected, planning explains when a line generates demand or supply, and manufacturing explains what blocks an active version or an order with activity.In the interface, Bold uses Item for the operational object you purchase, manufacture, store, consume or sell.