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Specifically, the dropdown menu under “Manufactured parts” has two options: | Specifically, the dropdown menu under “Manufactured parts” has two options: | ||
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<span style="font-size:large;">'''Search Manufactured part''':</span><br/> This option allows you to '''search the internal database''' for parts that have already been registered. You can usually filter by name, code, customer, status, creation date, and other criteria. | <span style="font-size:large;">'''Search Manufactured part''':</span><br/> This option allows you to '''search the internal database''' for parts that have already been registered. You can usually filter by name, code, customer, status, creation date, and other criteria. | ||
Revision as of 09:30, 7 August 2025
Specifically, the dropdown menu under “Manufactured parts” has two options:
New Manufactured part:
This option lets you create or register a new manufactured part in the system. Clicking it likely opens a form where you can enter details such as:
Part name or code
Description
Materials
Tolerances
Technical specifications, etc.
Search Manufactured part:
This option allows you to search the internal database for parts that have already been registered. You can usually filter by name, code, customer, status, creation date, and other criteria.
