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# Manufacturing Products
Manufacturing products define the details of the product being manufactured. It contains all the necessary details needed to ensure accurate costing and stock movements.
## Creating a Manufacturing Products
1. In the [**Admin Portal**](https://admin.gobossit.com/), go to the **group** level.
2. Navigate to **Stock > Manufacturing Products.**
3. Click **Add Product**.
4. Enter the details:
1. **Name** — Identifier of manufactured item
2. **Department** — The department which the item belongs to
5. Add **Inputs** — Stock item(s) consumed during the manufacturing process.
* Under Inputs, click Add item. Search for stock item to add and enter appropriate quantity. Repeat to add more items.
6. Add **Other costs** — Any non-stock costs associated with the production such as utilities or labour.
* Under **Other costs**, click **Add item**. Search for cost item and enter the value. Repeat to add more items.
7. Add **Outputs** — The finished product(s) created from the process, including the resulting quantity.
* Under **Outputs**, click **Add item**. Search for stock item to add and enter the expected resulting quantity. Repeat to add more items.
8. Click **Create**.
A summary is displayed at the bottom showing the quantities of all input stock items, any additional costs, and the total output that will be created.
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