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The finished goods (Material) for which you are creating a BOM is called Header leve. for finished material if you have components like "A" and "B", this level is called 1st component level. if you have raw materials "c" and "d" for semi finished goods "A", this is called 2nd level BOM and so on.

Can we use the same routine for materials undergoing the same process/operations? Can we avoid separate routing for each and every material produced?

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