How do I use the manufacturing functions in DigitBridge?

Here is a high-level overview of the manufacturing module and links to in-depth guides on each core function

DigitBridge offers a comprehensive set of manufacturing features that support both in-house production and outsourced processes. Whether you're managing raw materials, assembling semi-finished goods, or coordinating production across multiple factories, this module is designed to give you visibility, traceability, and control.

Below is a high-level overview of the manufacturing tools available in DigitBridge, along with links to detailed step-by-step guides for each area.

Manufacturing Setup

Before using any manufacturing tools, you must complete the basic setup:

• How Do I Create a Factory in DigitBridge?

• What Are Product, Material, and Semi-Warehouses?

• Basic Manufacturing Terms and Concepts

Bill of Materials (BOM)

A Bill of Materials defines what goes into a finished product and how it gets made. Each BOM includes a single finished good SKU and a list of raw materials and processes.

• How Do I Create and Manage a Bill of Materials (BOM)?

• What Is the Difference Between a BOM and a WIP?

• What Is a Semi-SKU and When Should I Use One?

• Can Multiple SKUs Share a BOM?

Work in Progress (WIP)

WIP records track the production of items using assigned BOMs. WIPs support multiple SKUs, process tracking, and yield calculation.

• How Do I Create and Manage a Work in Progress (WIP) Job?

• WIP Types: SKU BOM, Substyle BOM, Style BOM, and Master BOM

• What Do the Tabs in a WIP Mean?

• What Actions Can I Take from the WIP Screen?

Manufacturing Functions

The following actions help you manage and track production progress:

• How Do I Start and Finish In-House Processes?

• How Do I Handle Outsourced Production Steps?

• How Do I Update In-House Completion Quantities?

• How Do I Record the Final Goods Yield?

Manufacturing Reports

Use this reporting tool to review past WIP activity:

• How Do I Use the WIP Transaction Inquiry Report?