This field displays the assembly part ID associated with the EBOM.

This field displays the revision of this assembly part.

This field displays the description of the assembly part.

This field is visible only if the Use Part Data Security Controls check box is selected on the Configure Product Definition Settings screen, which indicates that the assembly part is subject to data security restrictions, as defined in the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) or the Export Administration Regulations (EAR).

If enabled, this field displays one of the following values to indicate whether the part you are accessing is subject to part data security restrictions and whether you have the necessary authorization to access information for that part:

• Unrestricted: The part is not subject to data security restrictions.
• Restricted: The part is subject to data security restrictions and that you are authorized to access detailed part information.
• ***UNAUTHORIZED***: The part is subject to data security restrictions and you are not authorized to access or view part information. This value is displayed in red background color.

This field displays Make if this assembly part is manufactured or Buy if it is purchased.

This field displays the inventory unit of measure for this assembly part.

This field displays Y (Yes) if the assembly part is active. Otherwise, this field displays N (No).

Use this field to enter, or use to select, a valid Commercial and Government Entity (CAGE) code that you want to assign to this assembly part.

This field displays Y (Yes) if this assembly part is a subassembly. Otherwise, this field displays N (No). If this field is Y, the table window lists component parts as they display in a separate EBOM assembly.

This field displays the classification of this assembly part. The various types are:

• Standard
• Buy with Component
• Phantom
• Reference
• Tool

Use this drop-down list to select the status of this assembly part. The available options are:

• Estimating
• Obsolete
• Pre-Release
• Released
• Phase-Out

For most parts, this assembly part's status must be Released, Obsolete, or Phase-out before the EBOM Status can be Released. The status for master production scheduling (MPS) planning-only parts must always be set to Estimating.

Use this drop-down list to select the status of the MBOM. The available options are:

• Released
• Partially Released
• Unreleased

This status controls the use of the EBOM in material planning. If you selected the Use Separate EBOM Release Function check box in the Configure Bills of Material Settings screen, this field defaults to Unreleased and can be modified only in the Release Manufacturing Bills of Material screen.

An assembly part cannot have an EBOM Status of Released if there are unreleased components (the Component Released check box is cleared) or unreleased subassemblies (a separate assembly part with its own EBOM Status, Part Status, and components at a lower level). Unreleased lower-level assemblies must have a Released BOM status before the higher-level assemblies can be released on any given multi-level MBOM.

Click this button to release all unreleased assembly parts.

This field displays Y (Yes) if this assembly part is a provisional part. Otherwise, this field displays N (No).

If the Provisional Part field displays Y, this field displays this assembly part's provisional part type.

Use this drop-down list box to select this assembly part's type. The selection made in this field updates the information that displays in the Part Type field.

Use this field to enter the estimated yield (%) of a manufacturing order for this assembly part for planning purposes.

Use this field to enter additional miscellaneous information for this assembly part relating to the EBOM.

Use this field to enter a sequence number for this component part. This indicates the order in which this component part will display in reports and inquiries.

When you click , Costpoint automatically assigns a sequence number for the new line. You can modify this value as you prefer. You can reuse a line number if it represents a different effective date or configuration ID.

• If a line number is reused on a given MBOM, the configuration ID must be different (if configuration IDs are used).
• If the line number and configuration ID are the same, the starting/ending effective dates must not overlap.

Use this field to enter a drawing find number for this component part.

When you click , Costpoint automatically assigns a find number for the new line. You can modify this value as you prefer.

Use this field to enter, or user to select, the valid component part ID you want to link with the selected assembly part.

Use this field to enter of use to select, the component part's revision.

Select the check box to release this component part in this EBOM. This check box must be selected for all component parts before you can release the MBOM assembly.

If the component part is an EBOM subassembly (the EBOM Exists field is Y), this field will display the EBOM status for the subassembly.

• If you selected the Released option in the Default Component Release Status in Bill group box (for MBOMs) in the Configure Bills of Material Settings screen, this check box is automatically selected when you add new components.
• If you selected the Unreleased option in the Default Component Release Status in Bill group box (for MBOMs) in the Configure Bills of Material Settings screen, this check box is automatically cleared when you add new components.
• If you selected the Part Status option, this check box will either be selected or cleared depending on the part's Status drop-down list value in the Manage Parts screen. If the component's part status is Released, Obsolete, or Phase-out, this check box is automatically selected. If the component's part status is Pre-release or Estimating, this check box is automatically cleared.

Use the drop-down list to select this component's type code. The available options are:

• Buy with Components
• Phantom
• MPS Planning-Only
• Reference
• Standard
• Tool
• Deleted

This field displays the component part's description.

Use this drop-down list to select Make if this component part is to be manufactured or Buy if it is to be purchased.

Use this drop-down list to select this component's quantity type code. This field indicates how component requirements are calculated. The available options are:

• Per Assembly: The component quantity is multiplied by the number of assemblies to be created. This is the default value when adding a new component part.
• Per Order: This requires a fixed component quantity for each assembly manufacturing order created.
• As Required: Component requirements are not generated for the selected assembly.

Use this field to enter the number of component parts you want to use in this BOM.

This field displays the inventory unit of measure for this component part.

If this component part is classified as a provisional part, this field displays this component part's provisional part type.

Use this field to enter, or use to select, the configuration ID you want to assign to this component part.

If you did not select the Use Configuration IDs check box in the Configure Bills of Material Settings screen, this field is hidden.

This field displays the description for this component part's configuration. If you did not select the Use Configuration IDs check box in the Configure Bills of Material Settings screen, this field is hidden.

Use this field to enter, or use to select, the date on which this component part starts its effect on this BOM.

Use this field to enter, or use to select, the date on which this component part ends its effect on this BOM.

This field displays the date and time on which this component was released on this EBOM if the Component Released check box is selected. Otherwise, this field left blank.

Use this field to enter additional miscellaneous information for this component related to this BOM.

This field displays Y (Yes) if this component part is a subassembly. Otherwise, this field displays N (No).

This field displays the part status of this component part. If this component part has its own MBOM assembly (the EBOM Exists field is Y), this field displays the part status for that MBOM subassembly. If the EBOM Exists field is N (no subassembly exists), this field displays the part status from the Manage Parts screen. The Component Released check box must be selected (released), before the Component EBOM Status can be Released and saved.

If this component part is a subassembly, this field displays the release status of the BOM. If the component part has its own MBOM assembly (the EBOM Exists field displays Y), this field displays the release status for that assembly level. If the EBOM Exists field is N, this field is left blank.

Use this field to enter the percentage of this component part that you expect to lose when manufacturing this assembly.

Select this check box to indicate that the BOM explosion should not proceed to the next lower level of the subassembly. This check box is automatically cleared for standard components. However, the initial value of this field is based on the component type for the line.

• If the component type is Reference, Tool, or Deleted, this check box is selected.
• If the component's make/buy status is Buy, this check box is selected unless the component type is Buy with Components; in which case, this check box is clear.
• This check box is cleared for Phantom component types.

Select this check box to indicate that the quantity requirements of that component is to be omitted during the BOM explosion. This check box will be clear for standard components; however, the initial value of this field is based on the component type for the line.

• If the component type is Reference, Tool, or Deleted, this check box is selected.
• If the component type is Buy with Components or Phantom, this check box is clear.

This field displays the date of the last engineering change notice for this component part. This field is disabled if you are using Costpoint Engineering Change Notices.

Use this field to enter a BOM line key for this component part.