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# Creating a Manufacturing Process
Manufacturing processes are critical to the efficiency and quality of your products. To streamline operations and ensure consistency, it's important to formalize these processes within your manufacturing system.
Creating a manufacturing process in XoroERP system is easy. It involves defining the process name and description.
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To create a Manufacturing process, go to **Menu > Manufacturing > Manufacturing Process**
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### Entering the Manufacturing Process Details
Once in the Manufacturing Process module, you're required to provide specific details about the process you're creating.
* **Name:** Enter a unique name for your manufacturing process. This name should be easily identifiable and related to the process's main activity or product.
* **Description:** Provide a detailed description of the manufacturing process. Include information such as the purpose of the process, the steps involved, and any relevant parameters or settings.
* **Assigned Users:** This field allows you to assign one or more users to the manufacturing process. The dropdown displays the list of available users, and multiple users can be selected for a single process.
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The **Assigned Users** field is available only when workstation access is granted to users.
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After entering the details, click "Save" to create the manufacturing process.
This process will now be available in **Batch Manufacturing Orders** and **Bill of Material (BOM)** modules, where it can be applied to Manufacturing Orders to support production planning, execution, and process consistency.
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