> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.p4warehouse.com/v2/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.p4warehouse.com/v2/production/production-orders/adding-lines.md).

# Adding Lines

Similarly to pick tickets and purchase orders, lines contains products that are involved in the production process. Both as consumables and a finished goods. There are 2 ways to add lines in P4W system

## Manual Selection

To add products manually, click 'Add Line' button and make a selection from the pop-up list. Set product quantities in the corresponding column

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During manual product selection, users must select both consumables and projected producible goods and quantities.&#x20;

After the selection is complete, the production order is ready to be released to floor for further processing.

## Template

Alternatively, users can utilize 'Template' button to automatically add both consumables and producible to a production work order.&#x20;

{% hint style="info" %}
Notice: To use this method, warehouse must contain products with a BOM (Bill of Material) attribute.
{% endhint %}

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P4W provides two templates: Assemble BOM and Disassemble BOM. First one better suits for traditional production like a bicycle or a table assembly. While latter is designed for sorting out palettes (LPNs) that contains multiple products.&#x20;

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After choosing a template, select a producible product and quantity in the 'Assembly' pop-up window. Click 'Submit' to continue.

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After that, P4W system will automatically populate 'Lines' for both consumables and producible fields, including sufficient quantity of the raw materials/parts.

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Production order is now ready to be released to floor for further processing.
