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Creditors' claims on the assets of a company are called:
Materials Required
The list of all items and substances needed to complete a manufacturing process, project, or operation.
Planning Bills
A material grouping created in order to assign an artificial parent to a bill of material; also called “pseudo” bills, kitted material, or kits.
Modular Bills
A breakdown of components and assemblies needed to produce an item, organized in a hierarchical structure that supports efficient changes and updates.
Phantom Bills
An imaginary bill of materials used in manufacturing to simplify complex assemblies and compositions without altering inventory levels.
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