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Start with customer requirements
Match required duty, size, options and standards to the current product model and approved prior work.
Start with a configuration you can build.
Bourne turns customer requirements into a valid standard configuration and routes the few choices that need engineering judgment. The approved build moves into costing and order preparation.
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02
Check constraints and exceptions
Validate combinations against product rules. Mark requests that need an engineer rather than forcing them through a standard choice.
03
Reuse the approved configuration
Send the agreed options and exceptions into costing, proposal documents and the order baseline.
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