Microsoft Dynamics NAV for Government Contractors from PVBS helps companies that manufacture products for the Federal Government serve their customers better and improve business performance. It provides your workforce with tools to manage manufacturing processes such as production orders, bills of material, supply planning, and capacity requirements planning. It also helps you manage a broad range of other business areas according to your particular business needs. You can add functionality as you need it, and grow at your own pace.
Benefits:
Complete project manufacturing capabilities for government contractors resident in a comprehensive financial management and project accounting solution.
Provides one solution for companies manufacturing items, selling products and providing services to the federal government.
Allows you to instantly change your manufacturing methods and processes, helping you to keep up with changing customer needs.
Yu can modify components and operations on the fly, even on released production orders. When a change occurs, you can update and modify your material, costs and operations plans simultaneously, without time-consuming batch jobs. It is a full MRP solution. And most manufacturing systems do not have the ability to produce invoices based on a cost reimbursable style. That is one of the areas where Dynamics NAV excels. As a contract manufacturer for the federal government, if you’re managing inventory by project, oftentimes that was a key limitation in the past other systems. Dynamics NAV can elegantly help our clients to manage inventory on a project basis and if required be able to move inventory from one project to another while maintain that key costing data.
Multiple planning options, tracking, and action messaging allow you to quickly and easily make exceptions and last-minute changes to give customers what they want, when they want it. You can plan from the sales order, the production order, the purchase requisition, or by traditional MPS/MRP planning methods. Furthermore, purchase planners can easily recognize how to adjust supplier delivery schedules to take advantage of new revenue opportunities.
Key Features are:
Production Orders
Production orders (including simulated, planned, firm planned, released and finished orders) created and handled
Production orders planned from sales orders as standard, project, or multiline
Reservation system provides for hard and soft allocation
Blanket orders created for the efficient execution of long-term contracts
Supply Planning
Order promising provides for both available-to-promise (ATP) and capable-to-promise (CTP)
Multilocation planning facilitates efficient information and material flow through the supply chain
Intelligent MRP scheduling (incl. regenerative, net change and action message planning)
