Parameters
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What Is a Parameter?
A parameter is a set of values that belong to a certain article or product order. It can be defined as the directly measurable properties of a product
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How to Link Parameters to an Article
As has been stated in the previous guides, parameter(s) can be added to an article. Therefore, all product orders made based on that article will carry the
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How to Create a Product Order Based on an Article That Has Pre-Configured Parameters
After linking parameters to an article, you can manually create a product order based on an article. That way, the parameters and variants linked to that
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How to Link Parameters to a Manually Created Product Order Based on Article Category
Besides creating a product order based on an article, you can also create a product order based on an article category. However, under this method, you'll
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How to Link Parameters to a Product Order Automatically Created In Azumuta Based on ERP Configuration
As mentioned before, one of the ways to create a product order is by automatically importing it from your ERP system. To install this time-saving feature,
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How to Check Which Parameters Are Linked to a Product Order?
Here's how to see which parameters are linked to a product order:
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How to Use Parameters on an Image in a Work Instruction
To increase the precision of your work instructions, you can also directly write an article’s parameter formula to an image in a work instruction. That way,
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How to Use Parameters in a Work Instruction Step
On the previous guide webpage, we've discussed how you can add a parameter formula to an image in an instruction step. On this guide webpage, we will cover
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How to Use a Parameter in a Product Check
You can also use a parameter in a product check. In general, there are 3 things that you can do with a parameter on a product check:
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Performing Calculations With Parameters
In Azumuta, you can perform mathematical calculations with parameter values. Parameter values are not just static data points —they can also be used in
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