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 Create entries like:
-•	HR Foam 40D – Seat
+  * HR Foam 40D – Seat
-•	Fabric – Outdoor Grade A
+  * Fabric – Outdoor Grade A
-•	Polyester Thread
+  * Polyester Thread
-•	Zipper YKK 60cm
+  * Zipper YKK 60cm
-•	Velcro Tape
+  * Velcro Tape
-•	Plastic Bag (Rain Cover)
+  * Plastic Bag (Rain Cover)
-•	Loss (%) – you may represent loss in BOM quantities (see below).
+  * Loss (%) – you may represent loss in BOM quantities (see below).
 For each:
-•	Type: Product
+  * Type: Product
-•	Nature: Purchasable
+  * Nature: Purchasable
-•	Stock management: Enable
+  * Stock management: Enable
-•	Unit: e.g., meters, pcs, kg, etc.
+  * Unit: e.g., meters, pcs, kg, etc.
 ✅ 2. Define Sub-Assemblies (Components)
 These are assembled from raw materials:
-•	Mattress Cushion
+  * Mattress Cushion
-•	Back Cushion
+  * Back Cushion
-•	Pillow
+  * Pillow
-•	Rain Cover
+  * Rain Cover
 Create each as a Product, nature = Manufacturable, and assign a BOM (see Step 5).
-✅ 4. Define the Finished Good
+✅ 3. Define the Finished Good
 Create:
 •	Madrid Sofa
-o	Type: Product
+  * Type: Product
-o	Nature: Manufacturable
+  * Nature: Manufacturable
-o	Stock: Managed
+  * Stock: Managed
-o	Selling: Enabled (if you sell it directly)
+  * Selling: Enabled (if you sell it directly)
-o	Unit: pcs
+  * Unit: pcs
-✅ 5. Create BOMs
+✅ 4. Create BOMs
 Go to MRP > Bill of Materials
 Click New bill of materials for each manufacturable item.
 📌 A. BOM for "Mattress Cushion"
-Component	Quantity	Note
-HR Foam 40D – Seat	2 pcs
+  * Component	Quantity	Note
-Fabric – Outdoor	3 m
+  * HR Foam 40D – Seat	2 pcs
-Polyester Thread	50 m
+  * Fabric – Outdoor	3 m
-Zipper YKK 60cm	2 pcs
+  * Polyester Thread	50 m
-Loss (built-in)	Add 5–10% to quantities if needed manually
+  * Zipper YKK 60cm	2 pcs
+  * Loss (built-in)	Add 5–10% to quantities if needed manually
 📌 B. BOM for "Back Cushion"
 Same style – just list relevant raw materials.
 📌 C. BOM for "Rain Cover"
-Component	Quantity
-Plastic Bag	1 pcs
+  * Component	Quantity
-Velcro Tape	2 m
+  * Plastic Bag	1 pcs
-Thread	10 m
+  * Velcro Tape	2 m
+  * Thread	10 m
 📌 D. BOM for "Madrid Sofa"
-Sub-assembly	Quantity
-Mattress Cushion	1
+  * Sub-assembly	Quantity
-Back Cushion	1
+  * Mattress Cushion	1
-Pillow	2
+  * Back Cushion	1
-Rain Cover	1
+  * Pillow	2
-✅ Tip: If you need multi-level BOMs, Dolibarr can handle it by creating a BOM for each component, and using them inside the top-level BOM.
+  * Rain Cover	1
+  *
+✅ Tip: If you need multi-level BOMs, Cushion can handle it by creating a BOM for each component, and using them inside the top-level BOM.
-✅ 6. (Optional) Add Suppliers and Purchase Prices
+✅ 5. (Optional) Add Suppliers and Purchase Prices
 For each raw material:
-•	Go to Product > Suppliers
+  * Go to Product > Suppliers
-•	Add supplier reference, price, and conditions.
+  * Add supplier reference, price, and conditions.
-✅ 7. (Optional) Create Manufacturing Order
+✅ 6. (Optional) Create Manufacturing Order
 Once BOMs are in place, you can:
-•	Go to Manufacturing > New Order
+  * Go to Manufacturing > New Order
-•	Select Madrid Sofa
+  * Select Madrid Sofa
-•	It will calculate all subcomponents recursively
+  * It will calculate all subcomponents recursively
-•	You can execute the production and deduct materials from stock
+  * You can execute the production and deduct materials from stock
 ✅ Summary
 You’ve now modeled:
-•	Raw Materials → defined and stock-managed
+  * Raw Materials → defined and stock-managed
-•	Components → each has its own BOM
+  * Components → each has its own BOM
-•	Finished Good → final BOM uses components
+  * Finished Good → final BOM uses components
-•	Optional: Suppliers, stock, and purchasing details
+  * Optional: Suppliers, stock, and purchasing details