How to set up a plate resource correctly
Goal
To explain the mandatory configuration settings required when creating or editing a "Plate" resource in the system to ensure correct inventory and sales tracking.
Procedure
Step 1: Create a new resource
The resource type must be identified as a printing plate
For a plate article to function correctly within the calculation and stock modules, specific unit settings are mandatory.
Incorrect settings here may cause errors in production planning or consumption tracking.
You must configure the following fields exactly as shown:

Step 3: Remaining specifications
Fill in the remaining physical specifications (Width, Height, etc.) as required by your machine compatibility settings.
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