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# Assembly & Production

Create assembly orders and manage simple production workflows in Bevica.

Use this section when you need to create finished goods from components, or understand how Bevica supports assembly-style production workflows in Business Central.

### Summary

* Set up and run assembly processes to convert components into stock items.
* Understand what’s supported today vs what’s still evolving in this area.
* Use diagrams and practical guides to standardise the process for users.

### Next steps

* Start with [Assembly Management](/documentation/guides/assembly-and-production/assembly_management.md) for the core workflow and setup points.
* If you’re planning items and costing impacts, cross-check:
  * [Items & inventory](/documentation/guides/items-and-inventory.md)
  * [Bevica Inventory Postings](/documentation/guides/items-and-inventory/bevica_inventory_postings.md)


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