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+=================
+Bill of materials
+=================
+
+.. _manufacturing/management/bill-configuration:
+
+A *bill of materials* (or *BoM* for short) is a document that defines the quantity of each component
+required to make or deliver a finished product. It can also include various operations and the
+individual step guidelines needed to complete a production process.
+
+In Odoo Manufacturing, multiple :abbr:`BoMs (Bills of Materials)` can be linked to each product, so
+even product variants can have their own tailored :abbr:`BoMs (Bills of Materials)`.
+
+Correctly setting up a :abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)` helps optimize the manufacturing process and
+save time.
+
+Set up a bill of materials (BoM)
+================================
+
+The simplest :abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)` setup is one without operations or instructions, only
+components. In this case, the production is solely managed using *Manufacturing Orders*.
+
+To create a :abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)` from the :guilabel:`Manufacturing` module, go to
+:menuselection:`Products --> Bills of Materials`. Then, click :guilabel:`Create`. Next, specify the
+:guilabel:`Product`.
+
+.. note::
+   A :abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)` can also be created directly from the product form, in which
+   case the :guilabel:`Product` field is pre-filled.
+
+For a standard :abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)`, set the :guilabel:`BoM Type` to
+:guilabel:`Manufacture this Product`. Then, click :guilabel:`Add a Line` to specify the various
+components that make up the production of the final product and their respective quantities. New
+components can be created quickly through the :abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)`, or can be created
+beforehand in :menuselection:`Manufacturing --> Products --> Products --> Create`. Finally, click
+:guilabel:`Save` to finish creating the :abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)`.
+
+.. image:: bill_configuration/bom-form.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: Set up a Bill of Materials.
+
+Specify a bill of materials (BoM) for a product variant
+-------------------------------------------------------
+
+:abbr:`BoMs (Bills of Materials)` can also be assigned to specific *Product Variants*, with two
+setup options available to choose from.
+
+.. note::
+   In order to assign :abbr:`BoMs (Bills of Materials)` to product variants, the product's variant
+   attributes must already be configured on the product form.
+
+The first method is to create one :abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)` per variant by creating a new
+:abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)` and specifying the :guilabel:`Product Variant`. The second method
+is to create one master :abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)` that contains all of the components, and
+specify which variant each component applies to using the :guilabel:`Apply on Variants` column.
+
+.. image:: bill_configuration/bom-variants.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: Product Variants in the Bill of Materials.
+
+Set up operations
+=================
+
+Add an :guilabel:`Operation` to a :abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)` to specify instructions for
+production and register time spent on an operation. To use this feature, first enable the
+:guilabel:`Work Orders` feature in :menuselection:`Manufacturing --> Configuration --> Settings -->
+Operations`.
+
+Then, when creating a new :abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)`, click on the :guilabel:`Operations` tab
+and click :guilabel:`Add a line` to add a new operation. In the :guilabel:`Create Operations` box,
+give the operation a name, specify the :guilabel:`Work Center` and duration settings. Like
+components, Odoo gives the option to specify a product variant in the :guilabel:`Apply on Variants`
+field so the operation only applies to that variant. Finally, click :guilabel:`Save & Close`.
+
+.. note::
+   Each operation is unique, as it is always exclusively linked to one :abbr:`BoM (Bill of
+   Materials)`. Operations can be reused when configuring a new :abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)`,
+   with the :guilabel:`Copy Existing Operations` feature.
+
+.. image:: bill_configuration/copy-existing-operations.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: Copy Existing Operations feature.
+
+Add by-products to a bill of materials (BoM)
+============================================
+
+A *By-Product* is a residual product that is created during production in addition to the main
+product of a :abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)`. Unlike the primary product, there can be more than
+one by-product on a :abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)`.
+
+To add by-products to a :abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)`, first enable the :guilabel:`By-Products`
+feature in :menuselection:`Manufacturing --> Configuration --> Settings --> Operations`.
+
+Once the feature is enabled, you can add by-products to a :abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)` by
+clicking on the :guilabel:`Operations` tab and clicking :guilabel:`Add a line`. Then, name the
+by-product and indicate the :guilabel:`Quantity` and the :guilabel:`Unit of Measure`. If the
+:abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)` has configured operations, specify exactly which operation the
+by-product is produced from in the :guilabel:`Produced in Operation` field. Finally, click
+:guilabel:`Save`.
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+===================================
+Manufacturing product configuration
+===================================
+
+.. _manufacturing/management/configure-manufacturing-product:
+.. |BOM| replace:: :abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)`
+
+In order to manufacture a product in Odoo *Manufacturing*, the product must be properly configured.
+Doing so consists of enabling the *Manufacturing* route and configuring a bill of materials (BoM)
+for the product. Once these steps are completed, the product is selectable when creating a new
+manufacturing order.
+
+Activate the Manufacture route
+==============================
+
+The Manufacture route is activated for each product on its own product page. To do so, begin by
+navigating to :menuselection:`Manufacturing --> Products --> Products`. Then, select an existing
+product, or create a new one by clicking :guilabel:`New`.
+
+On the product page, select the :guilabel:`Inventory` tab, then enable the :guilabel:`Manufacture`
+checkbox in the :guilabel:`Routes` section. This tells Odoo the product can be manufactured.
+
+.. image:: configure_manufacturing_product/manufacturing-route.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: The Manufacturing route on the Inventory tab of a product page.
+
+Configure a bill of materials (BoM)
+===================================
+
+Next, a |BOM| must be configured for the product so Odoo knows how it is manufactured. A |BOM| is a
+list of the components and operations required to manufacture a product.
+
+To create a |BOM| for a specific product, navigate to :menuselection:`Manufacturing --> Products -->
+Products`, then select the product. On the product page, click the :guilabel:`Bill of Materials`
+smart button at the top of the page, then select :guilabel:`New` to configure a new |BOM|.
+
+.. image:: configure_manufacturing_product/bom-smart-button.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: The Bill of Materials smart button on a product page.
+
+On the |BOM|, the :guilabel:`Product` field auto-populates with the product. In the
+:guilabel:`Quantity` field, specify the number of units that the BoM produces.
+
+Add a component to the |BOM| by selecting the :guilabel:`Components` tab and clicking :guilabel:`Add
+a line`. Select a component from the :guilabel:`Component` drop-down menu, then enter the quantity
+in the :guilabel:`Quantity` field. Continue adding components on new lines until all components have
+been added.
+
+.. image:: configure_manufacturing_product/components-tab.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: The Components tab on a bill of materials.
+
+Next, select the :guilabel:`Operations` tab. Click :guilabel:`Add a line` and a :guilabel:`Create
+Operations` pop-up window appears. In the :guilabel:`Operation` field, specify the name of the
+operation being added (e.g. Assemble, Cut, etc.). Select the work center where the operation will be
+carried out from the :guilabel:`Work Center` drop-down menu. Finally, click :guilabel:`Save & Close`
+to finish adding operations, or :guilabel:`Save & New` to add more.
+
+.. important::
+   The :guilabel:`Operations` tab only appears if the :guilabel:`Work Orders` setting is enabled. To
+   do so, navigate to :menuselection:`Manufacturing --> Configuration --> Settings`, then enable the
+   :guilabel:`Work Orders` checkbox.
+
+.. image:: configure_manufacturing_product/operations-tab.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: The Operations tab on a bill of materials.
+
+.. admonition:: Learn more
+
+   The section above provides instructions for creating a basic |BOM| that allows a product to be
+   manufactured in Odoo. However, it is by no means an exhaustive summary of all the options
+   available when configuring a |BOM|. For more information about bills of materials, see the
+   documentation on how to :ref:`create a bill of materials
+   <manufacturing/management/bill-configuration>`.
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+======================
+One-step manufacturing
+======================
+
+.. _manufacturing/management/one_step_manufacturing:
+.. |BOM| replace:: :abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)`
+.. |MO| replace:: :abbr:`MO (Manufacturing Order)`
+
+Odoo *Manufacturing* allows users to manufacture products using one, two, or three steps. When using
+one-step manufacturing, Odoo creates a manufacturing order (MO), but does not generate transfers for
+the movement of components out of inventory or finished products into stock. Inventory counts still
+update based on the number of components used and products manufactured, but the act of transferring
+them to and from inventory is not tracked.
+
+.. tip::
+   The number of steps used in manufacturing is set at the warehouse level, allowing for each
+   warehouse to use a different number of steps. To change the number of steps used for a specific
+   warehouse, begin by navigating to :menuselection:`Inventory --> Configuration --> Warehouses`,
+   and then select a warehouse from the :guilabel:`Warehouses` screen.
+
+   On the :guilabel:`Warehouse Configuration` tab, find the :guilabel:`Manufacture` radio input
+   field, and select one of the three options: :guilabel:`Manufacture (1 step)`, :guilabel:`Pick
+   components and then manufacture (2 steps)`, or :guilabel:`Pick components, manufacture and then
+   store products (3 steps)`.
+
+   .. image:: one_step_manufacturing/manufacturing-type.png
+      :align: center
+      :alt: The Manufacture radio input field on a warehouse configuration page.
+
+.. important::
+   Products must be properly configured before they can be manufactured in Odoo. For details on how
+   to do so, see the documentation on how to :ref:`configure a product for manufacturing
+   <manufacturing/management/configure-manufacturing-product>`.
+
+Create manufacturing order
+==========================
+
+To manufacture a product in Odoo *Manufacturing*, begin by navigating to
+:menuselection:`Manufacturing --> Operations --> Manufacturing Orders`, and then click
+:guilabel:`New` to create a new |MO|.
+
+On the new |MO|, select the product to be produced from the :guilabel:`Product` drop-down menu. The
+:guilabel:`Bill of Material` field auto-populates with the associated bill of materials (BoM).
+
+If a product has more than one |BOM| configured for it, the specific |BOM| can be selected in the
+:guilabel:`Bill of Material` field, and the :guilabel:`Product` field auto-populates with the
+associated product.
+
+After a |BOM| has been selected, the :guilabel:`Components` and :guilabel:`Work Orders` tabs
+auto-populate with the components and operations specified on the |BOM|. If additional components or
+operations are required for the |MO| being configured, add them to the :guilabel:`Components` and
+:guilabel:`Work Orders` tabs by clicking :guilabel:`Add a line`.
+
+Finally, click :guilabel:`Confirm` to confirm the |MO|.
+
+Process manufacturing order
+===========================
+
+An |MO| is processed by completing all of the work orders listed under its :guilabel:`Work Orders`
+tab. This can be done on the |MO| itself, or from the work order tablet view.
+
+Basic workflow
+--------------
+
+To complete work orders from the |MO| itself, begin by navigating to :menuselection:`Manufacturing
+--> Operations --> Manufacturing Orders`, and then select an |MO|.
+
+On the |MO| page, select the :guilabel:`Work Orders` tab. Once work begins on the first work order
+that needs to be completed, click the :guilabel:`Start` button for that work order. Odoo
+*Manufacturing* then starts a timer that keeps track of how long the work order takes to complete.
+
+.. image:: one_step_manufacturing/start-button.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: The Start button for an operation on a manufacturing order.
+
+When the work order is completed, click the :guilabel:`Done` button for that work order. Repeat the
+same process for each work order listed on the :guilabel:`Work Orders` tab.
+
+.. image:: one_step_manufacturing/done-button.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: The Done button for an operation on a manufacturing order.
+
+After completing all of the work orders, click :guilabel:`Produce All` at the top of the screen to
+mark the |MO| as :guilabel:`Done`, and register the manufactured product(s) into inventory.
+
+Shop Floor workflow
+-------------------
+
+To complete the work orders for an |MO| using the *Shop Floor* module, begin by navigating to
+:menuselection:`Manufacturing --> Operations --> Manufacturing Orders`, and then select an |MO|.
+
+On the |MO|, click on the :guilabel:`Work Orders` tab, and then select the :guilabel:`↗️ (square
+with arrow coming out of it)` button on the line of the first work order to be processed. Doing so
+opens a :guilabel:`Work Orders` pop-up window, with details and processing options for the work
+order.
+
+On the pop-up window, select the :guilabel:`Open Shop Floor` button at the top-left of the window to
+open the *Shop Floor* module.
+
+.. image:: one_step_manufacturing/shop-floor-button.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: The Open Shop Floor button for a work order on a manufacturing order.
+
+When accessed directly from a specific work order within an |MO|, *Shop Floor* defaults to the page
+for the work center where the work order is configured to be carried out. The page shows a card for
+the work order that displays the |MO| number, the product and number of units to be produced, and
+the steps required to complete the work order.
+
+.. image:: one_step_manufacturing/work-order-card.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: A work order card on a work center page in the Shop Floor module.
+
+A work order is processed by completing each step listed on its card. This can be done by clicking
+on a step and following the instructions listed on the pop-up window that appears. Once the step is
+completed, click :guilabel:`Next` to move on to the next step, if any are required.
+
+Alternatively, work order steps can be completed by clicking the checkbox that appears on the right
+side of the step's line on the work order card. When using this method, the step is automatically
+marked as completed, without a pop-up window appearing.
+
+The final step on a work order card is titled *Register Production*. This step is used to register
+the number of product units that were produced. If the number produced is equal to the number that
+the |MO| was created for, click the :guilabel:`# Units` button on the right side of the line to
+automatically register that number as the quantity produced.
+
+If a different number must be entered, click the :guilabel:`Register Production` step to open a
+pop-up window. Enter the number of units produced in the :guilabel:`Units` field, and then click
+:guilabel:`Validate` to register that number.
+
+.. note::
+   The *Register Production* step appears on every work order card. It must be completed for the
+   first work order that is processed. After doing so, the step appears as already completed for
+   each remaining work order in the |MO|.
+
+After completing all of the steps for a work order, a button appears on the footer of the work order
+card. If any other work orders must be completed before the |MO| can be closed, the button is titled
+:guilabel:`Mark as Done`. If there are no additional work orders to complete, the button is titled
+:guilabel:`Close Production`.
+
+Clicking :guilabel:`Mark as Done` causes the work order card to fade away. Once it disappears
+completely, the work order's status is marked as *Finished* on the |MO|, and the next work order
+appears in the *Shop Floor* module, on the page of the work center where it is configured to be
+carried out. Any additional work orders can be processed using the instructions detailed in this
+section.
+
+Clicking :guilabel:`Close Production` causes the work order card to fade away. Once it disappears,
+the |MO| is marked as *Done*, and the units of the product that were produced are entered into
+inventory.
+
+After clicking :guilabel:`Mark as Done` or :guilabel:`Close Production`, each button is replaced by
+an :guilabel:`Undo` button. Click the :guilabel:`Undo` button before the work order card fades away
+to keep the work order open.
+
+.. tip::
+   This section details the basic workflow for processing an |MO| in the *Shop Floor* module. For a
+   more in-depth explanation of the module and all of its features, please see the :ref:`Shop Floor
+   overview <manufacturing/shop_floor/shop_floor_overview>` documentation.
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+========================
+Three-step manufacturing
+========================
+
+.. _manufacturing/management/two_step_manufacturing:
+.. |BOM| replace:: :abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)`
+.. |MO| replace:: :abbr:`MO (Manufacturing Order)`
+
+Odoo *Manufacturing* allows users to manufacture products using one, two, or three steps. When using
+three-step manufacturing, Odoo creates a pick components transfer, a manufacturing order (MO), and a
+store finished products transfer, and updates inventory counts based on the number of components
+removed, and finished products created.
+
+.. tip::
+   The number of steps used in manufacturing is set at the warehouse level, allowing for each
+   warehouse to use a different number of steps. To change the number of steps used for a specific
+   warehouse, begin by navigating to :menuselection:`Inventory --> Configuration --> Warehouses`,
+   and then select a warehouse from the :guilabel:`Warehouses` screen.
+
+   On the :guilabel:`Warehouse Configuration` tab, find the :guilabel:`Manufacture` radio input
+   field, and select one of the three options: :guilabel:`Manufacture (1 step)`, :guilabel:`Pick
+   components and then manufacture (2 steps)`, or :guilabel:`Pick components, manufacture and then
+   store products (3 steps)`.
+
+   .. image:: three_step_manufacturing/manufacturing-type.png
+      :align: center
+      :alt: The Manufacture radio input field on a warehouse configuration page.
+
+.. important::
+   Products must be properly configured before they can be manufactured in Odoo. For details on how
+   to do so, see the documentation on how to :ref:`configure a product for manufacturing
+   <manufacturing/management/configure-manufacturing-product>`.
+
+Create manufacturing order
+==========================
+
+To manufacture a product in Odoo *Manufacturing*, begin by navigating to
+:menuselection:`Manufacturing --> Operations --> Manufacturing Orders`, and then click
+:guilabel:`New` to create a new |MO|.
+
+On the new |MO|, select the product to be produced from the :guilabel:`Product` drop-down menu. The
+:guilabel:`Bill of Material` field auto-populates with the associated Bill of Materials (BoM).
+
+If a product has more than one |BOM| configured for it, the specific |BOM| can be selected in the
+:guilabel:`Bill of Material` field, and the :guilabel:`Product` field auto-populates with the
+associated product.
+
+After a |BOM| has been selected, the :guilabel:`Components` and :guilabel:`Work Orders` tabs
+auto-populate with the components and operations specified on the |BOM|. If additional components or
+operations are required for the |MO| being configured, add them to the :guilabel:`Components` and
+:guilabel:`Work Orders` tabs by clicking :guilabel:`Add a line`.
+
+Finally, click :guilabel:`Confirm` to confirm the |MO|.
+
+Process pick components transfer
+================================
+
+After confirming a three-step |MO|, a :guilabel:`Transfers` smart button appears at the top of the
+page. Click it to be taken to the :guilabel:`Transfers` page for the |MO|. The page lists two
+transfers: *WH/PC/XXXXX* (the pick components transfer), and *WH/SFP/XXXXX* (the store finished
+products transfer).
+
+Select :guilabel:`WH/PC/XXXXX` to open the pick components transfer for the |MO|. This transfer is
+used to track the movement of components from the locations where they are stored to the location
+where they are used to manufacture the product.
+
+After transferring the components out of their storage location, click :guilabel:`Validate` at the
+top of the transfer, followed by :guilabel:`Apply` on the :guilabel:`Immediate Transfer?` pop-up
+window that appears. Doing so marks the transfer as :guilabel:`Done`, and updates inventory counts
+to reflect the quantity of components transferred.
+
+Finally, return to the |MO| by clicking the :guilabel:`WH/MO/XXXXX` breadcrumb at the top of the
+page.
+
+.. image:: three_step_manufacturing/mo-bread-crumb.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: The manufacturing order bread crumb on a pick components transfer.
+
+Process manufacturing order
+===========================
+
+An |MO| is processed by completing all of the work orders listed under its :guilabel:`Work Orders`
+tab. This can be done on the |MO| itself, or from the work order tablet view.
+
+Basic workflow
+--------------
+
+To complete work orders from the |MO| itself, begin by navigating to :menuselection:`Manufacturing
+--> Operations --> Manufacturing Orders`, and then select a manufacturing order.
+
+On the |MO| page, select the :guilabel:`Work Orders` tab. Once work begins on the first work order
+that needs to be completed, click the :guilabel:`Start` button for that work order. Odoo
+*Manufacturing* then starts a timer that keeps track of how long the work order takes to complete.
+
+.. image:: three_step_manufacturing/start-button-2.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: The Start button for a work order on a manufacturing order.
+
+When the work order is completed, click the :guilabel:`Done` button for that work order. Repeat the
+same process for each work order listed on the :guilabel:`Work Orders` tab.
+
+.. image:: three_step_manufacturing/done-button.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: The Done button for an work order on a manufacturing order.
+
+After completing all of the work orders, click :guilabel:`Produce All` at the top of the screen to
+mark the |MO| as :guilabel:`Done`, and register the manufactured product(s) into inventory.
+
+Shop Floor workflow
+-------------------
+
+To complete the work orders for an |MO| using the *Shop Floor* module, begin by navigating to
+:menuselection:`Manufacturing --> Operations --> Manufacturing Orders`, and then select an |MO|.
+
+On the |MO|, click on the :guilabel:`Work Orders` tab, and then select the :guilabel:`↗️ (square
+with arrow coming out of it)` button on the line of the first work order to be processed. Doing so
+opens a :guilabel:`Work Orders` pop-up window, with details and processing options for the work
+order.
+
+On the pop-up window, select the :guilabel:`Open Shop Floor` button at the top-left of the window to
+open the *Shop Floor* module.
+
+.. image:: three_step_manufacturing/shop-floor-button.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: The Open Shop Floor button for a work order on a manufacturing order.
+
+When accessed directly from a specific work order within an |MO|, *Shop Floor* defaults to the page
+for the work center where the work order is configured to be carried out. The page shows a card for
+the work order that displays the |MO| number, the product and number of units to be produced, and
+the steps required to complete the work order.
+
+.. image:: three_step_manufacturing/work-order-card.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: A work order card on a work center page in the Shop Floor module.
+
+A work order is processed by completing each step listed on its card. This can be done by clicking
+on a step, and following the instructions listed on the pop-up window that appears. Once the step is
+completed, click :guilabel:`Next` to move on to the next step, if any are required.
+
+Alternatively, work order steps can be completed by clicking the checkbox that appears on the right
+side of the step's line on the work order card. When using this method, the step is automatically
+marked as completed, without a pop-up window appearing.
+
+The final step on a work order card is titled *Register Production*. This step is used to register
+the number of product units that were produced. If the number produced is equal to the number that
+the |MO| was created for, click the :guilabel:`# Units` button on the right side of the line to
+automatically register that number as the quantity produced.
+
+If a different number must be entered, click the :guilabel:`Register Production` step to open a
+pop-up window. Enter the number of units produced in the :guilabel:`Units` field, and then click
+:guilabel:`Validate` to register that number.
+
+.. note::
+   The *Register Production* step appears on every work order card. It must be completed for the
+   first work order that is processed. After doing so, the step appears as already completed for
+   each remaining work order in the |MO|.
+
+After completing all of the steps for a work order, a button appears on the footer of the work order
+card. If any other work orders must be completed before the |MO| can be closed, the button is titled
+:guilabel:`Mark as Done`. If there are no additional work orders to complete, the button is titled
+:guilabel:`Close Production`.
+
+Clicking :guilabel:`Mark as Done` causes the work order card to fade away. Once it disappears
+completely, the work order's status is marked as *Finished* on the |MO|, and the next work order
+appears in the *Shop Floor* module, on the page of the work center where it is configured to be
+carried out. Any additional work orders can be processed using the instructions detailed in this
+section.
+
+Clicking :guilabel:`Close Production` causes the work order card to fade away. Once it disappears,
+the |MO| is marked as *Done*, and the units of the product that were produced are entered into
+inventory.
+
+After clicking :guilabel:`Mark as Done` or :guilabel:`Close Production`, each button is replaced by
+an :guilabel:`Undo` button. Click the :guilabel:`Undo` button before the work order card fades away
+to keep the work order open.
+
+.. tip::
+   This section details the basic workflow for processing an |MO| in the *Shop Floor* module. For a
+   more in-depth explanation of the module and all of its features, please see the :ref:`Shop Floor
+   overview <manufacturing/shop_floor/shop_floor_overview>` documentation.
+
+Process finished product transfer
+=================================
+
+After completing the |MO|, return to the order's :guilabel:`Transfers` page by clicking the
+:guilabel:`Transfers` button at the top of the order. This time, select :guilabel:`WH/SFP/XXXXX` to
+open the store finished products transfer. This transfer is used to track the movement of finished
+products from the location where they were manufactured to the location where they are stored.
+
+After transferring the finished products to their storage location, click :guilabel:`Validate` at
+the top of the transfer, followed by :guilabel:`Apply` on the :guilabel:`Immediate Transfer?` pop-up
+window that appears. Doing so marks the transfer as :guilabel:`Done`, and updates inventory counts
+to reflect the quantity of finished products transferred.
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+======================
+Two-step manufacturing
+======================
+
+.. _manufacturing/management/one_step_manufacturing:
+.. |BOM| replace:: :abbr:`BoM (Bill of Materials)`
+.. |MO| replace:: :abbr:`MO (Manufacturing Order)`
+
+Odoo *Manufacturing* allows users to manufacture products using one, two, or three steps. When using
+two-step manufacturing, Odoo creates a manufacturing order (MO) and a pick components transfer, but
+does not generate a transfer for the movement of finished products into stock. Inventory counts
+still update based on the number of products manufactured, but the act of transferring them to and
+from inventory is not tracked.
+
+.. tip::
+   The number of steps used in manufacturing is set at the warehouse level, allowing for each
+   warehouse to use a different number of steps. To change the number of steps used for a specific
+   warehouse, begin by navigating to :menuselection:`Inventory --> Configuration --> Warehouses`,
+   and then select a warehouse from the :guilabel:`Warehouses` screen.
+
+   On the :guilabel:`Warehouse Configuration` tab, find the :guilabel:`Manufacture` radio input
+   field, and select one of the three options: :guilabel:`Manufacture (1 step)`, :guilabel:`Pick
+   components and then manufacture (2 steps)`, or :guilabel:`Pick components, manufacture and then
+   store products (3 steps)`.
+
+   .. image:: two_step_manufacturing/manufacturing-type.png
+      :align: center
+      :alt: The Manufacture radio input field on a warehouse configuration page.
+
+.. important::
+   Products must be properly configured before they can be manufactured in Odoo. For details on how
+   to do so, see the documentation on how to :ref:`configure a product for manufacturing
+   <manufacturing/management/configure-manufacturing-product>`.
+
+Create manufacturing order
+==========================
+
+To manufacture a product in Odoo *Manufacturing*, begin by navigating to
+:menuselection:`Manufacturing --> Operations --> Manufacturing Orders`, and then click
+:guilabel:`New` to create a new |MO|.
+
+On the new |MO|, select the product to be produced from the :guilabel:`Product` drop-down menu. The
+:guilabel:`Bill of Material` field auto-populates with the associated Bill of Materials (BoM).
+
+If a product has more than one |BOM| configured for it, the specific |BOM| can be selected in the
+:guilabel:`Bill of Material` field, and the :guilabel:`Product` field auto-populates with the
+associated product.
+
+After a |BOM| has been selected, the :guilabel:`Components` and :guilabel:`Work Orders` tabs
+auto-populate with the components and operations specified on the |BOM|. If additional components or
+operations are required for the |MO| being configured, add them to the :guilabel:`Components` and
+:guilabel:`Work Orders` tabs by clicking :guilabel:`Add a line`.
+
+Finally, click :guilabel:`Confirm` to confirm the |MO|.
+
+Process pick components transfer
+================================
+
+After confirming a two-step |MO|, a :guilabel:`Transfers` smart button appears at the top of the
+page. Click it to open the pick components transfer for the |MO|. This transfer is used to track the
+movement of components from the locations where they are stored to the location where they are used
+to manufacture the product.
+
+After transferring the components out of their storage location, click :guilabel:`Validate` at the
+top of the transfer, followed by :guilabel:`Apply` on the :guilabel:`Immediate Transfer?` pop-up
+window that appears. Doing so marks the transfer as :guilabel:`Done`, and updates inventory counts
+to reflect the quantity of components transferred.
+
+Finally, return to the |MO| by clicking the :guilabel:`WH/MO/XXXXX` breadcrumb at the top of the
+page.
+
+.. image:: two_step_manufacturing/mo-bread-crumb.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: The manufacturing order bread crumb on a pick components transfer.
+
+Process manufacturing order
+===========================
+
+An |MO| is processed by completing all of the work orders listed under its :guilabel:`Work Orders`
+tab. This can be done on the |MO| itself, or from the work order tablet view.
+
+Basic workflow
+--------------
+
+To complete work orders from the |MO| itself, begin by navigating to :menuselection:`Manufacturing
+--> Operations --> Manufacturing Orders`, and then select an |MO|.
+
+On the |MO| page, select the :guilabel:`Work Orders` tab. Once work begins on the first work order
+that needs to be completed, click the :guilabel:`Start` button for that operation. Odoo
+*Manufacturing* then starts a timer that keeps track of how long the work order takes to complete.
+
+.. image:: two_step_manufacturing/start-button.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: The Start button for an work order on a manufacturing order.
+
+When the work order is completed, click the :guilabel:`Done` button for that work order. Repeat the
+same process for each work order listed on the :guilabel:`Work Orders` tab.
+
+.. image:: two_step_manufacturing/done-button.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: The Done button for a work order on a manufacturing order.
+
+After completing all of the work orders, click :guilabel:`Produce All` at the top of the screen to
+mark the |MO| as :guilabel:`Done`, and register the manufactured product(s) into inventory.
+
+Shop Floor workflow
+-------------------
+
+To complete the work orders for an |MO| using the *Shop Floor* module, begin by navigating to
+:menuselection:`Manufacturing --> Operations --> Manufacturing Orders`, and then select an |MO|.
+
+On the |MO|, click on the :guilabel:`Work Orders` tab, and then select the :guilabel:`↗️ (square
+with arrow coming out of it)` button on the line of the first work order to be processed. Doing so
+opens a :guilabel:`Work Orders` pop-up window, with details and processing options for the work
+order.
+
+On the pop-up window, select the :guilabel:`Open Shop Floor` button at the top-left of the window to
+open the *Shop Floor* module.
+
+.. image:: two_step_manufacturing/shop-floor-button.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: The Open Shop Floor button for a work order on a manufacturing order.
+
+When accessed directly from a specific work order within an |MO|, *Shop Floor* defaults to the page
+for the work center where the work order is configured to be carried out. The page shows a card for
+the work order that displays the |MO| number, the product and number of units to be produced, and
+the steps required to complete the work order.
+
+.. image:: two_step_manufacturing/work-order-card.png
+   :align: center
+   :alt: A work order card on a work center page in the Shop Floor module.
+
+A work order is processed by completing each step listed on its card. This can be done by clicking
+on a step and following the instructions listed on the pop-up window that appears. Once the step is
+completed, click :guilabel:`Next` to move on to the next step, if any are required.
+
+Alternatively, work order steps can be completed by clicking the checkbox that appears on the right
+side of the step's line on the work order card. When using this method, the step is automatically
+marked as completed, without a pop-up window appearing.
+
+The final step on a work order card is titled *Register Production*. This step is used to register
+the number of product units that were produced. If the number produced is equal to the number that
+the |MO| was created for, click the :guilabel:`# Units` button on the right side of the line to
+automatically register that number as the quantity produced.
+
+If a different number must be entered, click the :guilabel:`Register Production` step to open a
+pop-up window. Enter the number of units produced in the :guilabel:`Units` field, and then click
+:guilabel:`Validate` to register that number.
+
+.. note::
+   The *Register Production* step appears on every work order card. It must be completed for the
+   first work order that is processed. After doing so, the step appears as already completed for
+   each remaining work order in the |MO|.
+
+After completing all of the steps for a work order, a button appears on the footer of the work order
+card. If any other work orders must be completed before the |MO| can be closed, the button is titled
+:guilabel:`Mark as Done`. If there are no additional work orders to complete, the button is titled
+:guilabel:`Close Production`.
+
+Clicking :guilabel:`Mark as Done` causes the work order card to fade away. Once it disappears
+completely, the work order's status is marked as *Finished* on the |MO|, and the next work order
+appears in the *Shop Floor* module, on the page of the work center where it is configured to be
+carried out. Any additional work orders can be processed using the instructions detailed in this
+section.
+
+Clicking :guilabel:`Close Production` causes the work order card to fade away. Once it disappears,
+the |MO| is marked as *Done*, and the units of the product that were produced are entered into
+inventory.
+
+After clicking :guilabel:`Mark as Done` or :guilabel:`Close Production`, each button is replaced by
+an :guilabel:`Undo` button. Click the :guilabel:`Undo` button before the work order card fades away
+to keep the work order open.
+
+.. tip::
+   This section details the basic workflow for processing an |MO| in the *Shop Floor* module. For a
+   more in-depth explanation of the module and all of its features, please see the :ref:`Shop Floor
+   overview <manufacturing/shop_floor/shop_floor_overview>` documentation.