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A "basic" build flow is as follow:
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1. create a part with the [*Assembly option*](/part/views/#part-options) turned-on
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1. create a part with the [*Assembly option*](../../part/views/#part-options) turned-on
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0. add a Bill of Material (BOM)
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0. create a "Build Order" for this part
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0. allocate stocks from your inventory
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1. **automatic** allocation: if each subpart has only **one** storage location, InvenTree can allocate stock from this location automatically
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0. **manual** allocation: user can define allocation for each subpart in the build.
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During allocation, InvenTree relies on [Stock items](/stock/stock/#stock-item) to reference parts that will be used for the build. Make sure to read through the [stock documentation](/stock/stock) before proceeding with stock allocation.
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During allocation, InvenTree relies on [Stock items](../../stock/stock/#stock-item) to reference parts that will be used for the build. Make sure to read through the [stock documentation](../../stock/stock) before proceeding with stock allocation.
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#### Automatic Allocation
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