Examples of resources, departments, routings

Hi,
I am looking for examples on how to set up resources, departments, and routings for capacity. I am really having a hard time trying to figure out how to do this. I'm not sure whether i need to break the resources down to people, machines, and time; or make it the number of people for a duration of time.....
I'm not sure how to tie it all together.
Is there documentation of examples for this anywhere, or can someone please share their setup?
Thank you very much
Suzanne

I had the same problem at first....
There are three levels to a routing when it comes to departments
and resources.
The top level is the Department Classes (many departments to
department classes), then there is Department (many resources to
departments). Department Classes are options.
In our example, you will have to create two resources in the
Resources form. Then in the Department form associate the
resources. This is all setup.
Now when you defined the routing, click on the operation
resources button, add the machine resource, units and time, the
second line is the people resource, unit and time (per person).
If three people run the machine, the machine resource should
have the run rate for the machine but the people resources
should have a units of 3 and 1/3 of the run rate. This will
then cost properly..
Hope this helps...
Wayne Harpenau
[email protected]

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