The Materials cube allows you to review the bill of materials supporting a finished good and use that level of detail to determine material costs and ending inventory projections.
Finished goods production plans from the Production cube
Inventory and work-in-progress (WIP) levels at semifinished goods and component levels
Bill of materials details
Analyze the impact of changing raw material costs on material cost projections
Analyze the impact of changing production plans on ending inventory levels and material costs
Material cost projections by component and finished goods
Ending inventory levels by component and finished goods
Table 9. Predefined Information in the Materials Cube
| Dimensions | Measures | Constraints | Allocation Maps | Related Objects |
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| BOM Manufacturing Plants | Aggregated Children Material Cost Aggregated Cost Per Unit Beginning Inventory Budget Material Cost Commit Dependent Demand Ending Inventory Ending Inventory Local Currency Excess Inventory Excess Inventory Local Currency Excess Inventory Threshold Independent Demand Inventory Exposure Local Currency Inventory Exposure Units Material Cost Material Cost in Local Currency Product Family Material Cost Product Family Total Material Cost – Local Currency Production Required Requested Required Supply Plan Total Demand Unit Cost | Component_Shortage Excess_Material_Costs | MaterialBOM-Child-to-Parent-Level SummaryLevel-To-LeafLevel | Cubes
Dimensions
Row Sources
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