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<h1>Nested BOM Structure</h1>
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**Question:** Our manufacturing process involves producing sub-assembly items before final product. How should we manage BOM master in this scenario?
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**Answer:** You should create BOM for item in the order of their production. Let's consider an example to understand this better.
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If Computer manufacturer assembles Hard Disk and DVD Drive (sub-assemblies) themselves, they should first create BOM for Hard Disk and DVD Drive. After that BOM for Computer will be created, which is finished and saleable item. BOM of computer will have
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Hard Disk and DVD Drive (sub-assemblies) will be selected as raw-material items in it. BOM ID will be fetched for the respective sub-assembly item.
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<img src="{{docs_base_url}}/assets/img/articles/Screen Shot 2015-04-02 at 3.58.19 pm.png">
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<br>Following is how the structure of nested BOM will look:
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<br><b>Computer (FG Item)</b>
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<br><b>---</b> Mother Board
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<br><b>---</b> SMTP
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<br><b>---</b> Accessories and wires
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<br><b>---</b> <i>Hard Disk (sub-assembly)</i>
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<br> ------ Item A
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<br> ------ Item B
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<br> ------ Item C
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<br><b>---</b> <i>DVD Drive (sub-assembly)</i>
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<br> ------ Item X
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<br> ------ Item Y
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<br> ------ Item Z
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