Perryman Certified Classes Training: Sage PFW ERP

Process Manufacturing

Class Length: 5 Days Price: $2,100 USD

Prerequisite:

None

Class Description:

This course is designed for those who will be implementing, supporting, and consulting on the Sage PFW ERP product line. This class teaches all Sage PFW ERP applications in an interactive lab environment. You will perform day-to-day manufacturing activities using the Sage PFW ERP software. The course covers a broad range of topics, with an emphasis on setup and usage, understanding the database, networking issues, and system capabilities. This course is for individuals who are involved in the analysis, recommendation, installation, implementation and use of the core applications. Previous experience of Sage PFW ERP, BatchMaster, process manufacturing systems, and Microsoft Windows is helpful.

In this class, students will learn about the following modules:

Materials/ Inventory: A brief overview of the module and a concise instruction on the application and concepts of:

• Lot tracking
• Units of measure
• Item classes
• Q/C tests
• Costing
• Physical inventory
• Application setup
• Reporting

Purchasing: A brief overview of the module and a concise instruction on the application and concepts of:

• Purchasing history
• Inventory levels
• Production demands
• Item and vendor lead time
• Quantity price breaks
• Reporting

Formulas: A brief overview of the module and a concise instruction on the application and concepts of:

• Quality control tests and target values
• Revision history
• Manufacturing instructions
• Material substitution
• Intermediate expansion
• Reporting

Production: A brief overview of the module and a concise instruction on the application and concepts of:

• Fixed and variable labor and fixed and variable overhead costs
• Batch tickets
• Batch sizing
• Scheduling batch tickets
• Quality control tests
• Closing batch tickets
• Lot tracking
• Reporting

Costing: A brief overview of the module and a concise instruction on the application and concepts of:

• Fixed and variable costs
• Overhead costs
• Direct costs
• Product cost analysis
• Reporting

Order Entry: A brief overview of the module and a concise instruction on the application and concepts of:

• Price tables
• Contracts
• Bills of ladings
• Packing slips
• Pick slips
• Alternate unit of measures
• Instant access to customer and production history
• Reporting

MSDS: A brief overview of the module and a concise instruction on the application and concepts of:

• Material safety data sheet
• Boilerplates
• Scheduling
• Compliance with federal requirements
• Reporting

MRP: A brief overview of the module and a concise instruction on the application and concepts of:

• Material requirements master production schedule
• Forecasting
• "Make to stock" and "make to order" procedures
• Reporting

Laboratory: A brief overview of the module and a concise instruction on the application and concepts of:

• Reformulation of products
• Physical properties analysis
• Density
• Specific gravity
• Bulking factor
• Material cost
• "What if" experimentation
• Reporting

Labeling: A brief overview of the module and a concise instruction on the application and concepts of:

• Label Design
• Special Keys
• Default Labels
• Use in the Business World

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