Object Architecture

The primary focus of the Object Library is Macola Distribution and Manufacturing including Production Order Processing and Shop Floor Control. They also support the three costing methods of Standard, Last, and Average which are automatically detected. Inventory Bin and Serial/Lot layer support is included as well.

IM/BOM	OE	PO	POP	SFC
Add Items, Issues, Receipts, Transfers, Add BOM	Order Create, POP Pull, SF Pull, Captiured Bills, Customer Create, Pick/Ship/Bill, Invoicing	Order Create, Order Release, Print Order, Receive Order, Receiving Inspection, SF Outside Processing	Order Create, Order Release, Material Issue, Material Return, Report FG, Item Substitution, Production Backfill	Order Create, Material Issue, Material Return, Report FG, Report Operations, Scrap, Reject

 

Powerful. Fast.

Scalable Transaction performance equals or exceeds ERP performance. In many cases applications are being developed to process thousands of transactions a day. Reliable High degree of quality assurance which is done through a large library of automated tests that run every time a new Build version is released. Transaction secure so that any transaction partially completed and being disrupted would not leave a partial transaction in Macola Concurrent Logically secure so that business rules are enforced to prophibit bad transactions from being created in a Macola database. Multi user so that locking controls utilized by Macola are also supported allowing both to co-exist in a large Macola implementations Feature Rich Supports most Macola features and transactions can be combined to form new composite transactions Supports .Net and VBA

Multiple Ways to Execute

There are many ways to solve a problem. The solution may not always be a simple windows application. The Developer SDK can be referenced and executed in a variety of popular tools that developers use today.

.Net Windows Applications	COM Applications (VBA)	Web Services	Windows Services	SQL Server Integration Services