How to make products with work orders and a BOM
Web
Updated Aug 2026
If you build or assemble products, RushFlow supports manufacturing: define a bill of materials (BOM) for a finished product, then raise a work order to make it. RushFlow consumes the component stock and adds the finished goods, carrying the cost through so your valuation stays right.
Step by step
- Define the BOMWeb: set the components (and quantities) that make up the finished product.
- Raise a work orderCreate a work order to produce a quantity of the finished product.
- Complete itOn completion, the components are consumed from stock and the finished goods are added, with cost carried through.
Where to find it
Web: the manufacturing / production area.
Reversing a work order restores components against the completion snapshot, so stock stays accurate if you undo one.
Frequently asked questions
Does RushFlow support manufacturing / BOM?
Yes. Define a bill of materials for a product and raise work orders to make it; components are consumed and finished goods added, with cost carried through.
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