How can you select parts when creating BOM filters?

When creating Bill of Materials (BOM) filters, the ability to select parts is crucial for effectively managing and organizing components. Selecting individual parts or groups of parts provides flexibility and precision in the BOM. This option allows users to tailor their selections based on specific requirements, such as the function of the parts, their application in production, or other relevant criteria.

This approach gives users the capability to create more complex and nuanced filters that can enhance visibility and facilitate better decision-making regarding inventory, production planning, and resource allocation. By being able to group parts, users can also streamline the production process and minimize the time needed to locate and manage these components.

The other options present limitations on how parts can be selected. For instance, exclusively entering part numbers manually would be impractical for larger datasets, and relying solely on predefined groups might not reflect the current needs of production or inventory. Additionally, selecting parts based on color coding may not be a standard or effective method for categorization in all contexts, making it less versatile. Thus, the ability to select individual parts or groups allows for a more customized and efficient approach to BOM management.