Purpose
As a Part Creator, you can create Multilevel BOMs, or indented BOMs to represent how you build a Finished Product including all the Subassemblies, Components, and Materials that go into it.
The hierarchical structure of a Multilevel BOM places the Finished Product at the top and then break down the Components that go into that Product.
Prerequisites
Installation Package: CQ Core, CQ PLM Extension
Product: ProductQuest
Function: Parts
User Profile: Standard User
Permissions: CQ Base User PSG and CQ PLM Creator PSG
Steps
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Open the Level 0 (zero) Part record.
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Add the Child Parts. The Child Parts are added at Level 1.
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Open the Level 1 Part record.
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Add the Child Parts. The Child Parts are added at Level 1.
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Repeat Step 3 and Step 4 for all the Level 1 Parts those have Child Parts.
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Open the Level 0 (zero) Part record.
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Specify Latest Revision in the BOM Component View. This lists all the Level 1 Parts with an Expand arrow (if they have Child Parts).
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Click Expand All (Note: or you can click Expand arrow).This lists all the Level 1 and Level 2 Parts.
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Open the Level 2 Part record.
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Add the Child Parts. The Child Parts are added at Level 1.
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Repeat Step 6 and Step 7.
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Click Expand All (Note: or you can click Expand arrow).This lists all the Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 Parts.
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Repeat the process for additional Levels.
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It is compulsory to specify Latest Revision in the BOM Component View.
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Level of (Final/Finished Product) is considered as the highest Level (i.e. Level 0, not displayed).
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Lower the numeric value (digit/number) of the Level, the higher is its Level in the assembly order.
Example
Expected Outcome
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A Multilevel BOM is created.
Additional Resources
ComplianceQuest
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Adding Parts in BOM
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Creating Part Subassembly
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Viewing Levels in BOM
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Part Qualifications
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