--- title: "Model Creation" canonical: "https://kb.myframeworks.com.au/space/PROSTIXV48DOC/31102811/Model%20Creation" format: markdown --- Goal: In this lesson you will learn how to create a new job model. A Job model is like a standing Job Order. Once defined, it may be used to create new Job Orders by copying the Job Model Order details and the Work Centre details. This can save you a lot of time in keying Job Order details for those jobs that are always made up of the same product and production information. As each Job Model is created, the system creates a matching Work Centre Model and provides a link between the two through the Model Name. The details for the linked Work Centre Model should be maintained so that they can be used in the production schedule for any order created using that Work Centre Model or the linked Job Model. Steps: 1. From the 'Main Menu' select either - 'Sales Order Processing - 'Job Processing' or 'Production Scheduling' - 'Job Processing' - 'Job Order Processing' . 2. Choose the 'Create New Model' transaction type. The first screen will prompt for the following details: Model Name: Key the name to identify this Job Model. This is a ten (10) digit alpha-numeric field. Delivery No: Key the required delivery number for this Job Model. You may have multiple deliveries for the selected model name. Branch: Key the required branch number. (Search) is available if required. Discount Group: If a discount group is to apply to the pricing of this Job Model, key the required discount group. (Search) is available if required. Copy Model: Key 'yes' to copy the details from an existing model. Copy From: Key the name of the Model to copy from if you have selected 'yes' in the previous field. search is not available on this field. Delivery From/To: The start and finish delivery numbers of the copied Model will be displayed and may be overridden if required. 3. The next screen will prompt for a description of the new Model: Description: Key the Job Model description. If you have chosen to copy a Model, the Model name will appear in this field and can be amended if necessary. Instructions: Key any special instructions that apply to the Job Model. Comments: Key any special comments that apply to the Job Model. 4. Now the Model has been created, a list of options will be displayed: Refer to the section on Model Maintenance for further information on each of these options. Review: You can now: Create a new job model.