In a bill of materials, calculation or production order, you can manually enter a pre-calculation, but you can also extensively copy it from an existing BOM, calculation or production order. In this article, you will learn how to do that.

In some MKG modules you will find the navigation tree. The navigation tree is a tool that allows you to overview a process and all underlying components at a glance. This article shows where to find the navigation tree and how to use it.

The Calculations module is used for creating preliminary calculations. You can use the module by incorporating a sales quote into the calculation or by creating an 'independent' calculation. In addition to materials, you add operations to a calculation. An outsourcing is considered an operation in MKG.

This article describes the administration settings on the 'Status and actions' tab. On this tab you will find the standard configuration of the status-and-action model of the calculation.

This article describes the administration settings on the 'Calculation' tab. On this tab you will find the settings for 'Calculations', 'Execute Actions only on Assembly', 'Bills of Materials' and 'BOMs/Calculations/Production Orders'.

A calculation is filled with material and operations to ensure a well-founded quote price. This article explains how to add one or more operations to a calculation. One of these operations is an outsourcing.

A calculation is filled with materials and operations to obtain a well-founded quotation price. This article explains how to add material to your calculation. You can use VRM, the accelerated calculation method.

After adding materials and operations to your calculation, you can finalize it. MKG will then carry the gross price over to the linked sales quote line. This article explains how to finalize the calculation in MKG.

The taskbar of Calculation Management contains several functions that are explained here.