> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://knowledge.out-smart.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://knowledge.out-smart.com/outsmart-knowledge-base/outsmart-knowledge-base-de/mobile-app/ios-outsmart-app/modulubersichten/arbeitsauftrag/materialien/neu-material-ressourcen.md).

# Neu Material (Ressourcen)

Eine neue Ressource erstellen, wenn die freie Materialerfassung erlaubt ist.

## Neu Material (Ressourcen)

Erstellen Sie Ressourcen manuell, wenn sie anderswo nicht verfügbar sind.

Diese Option wird nur angezeigt, wenn die manuelle Eingabe erlaubt ist.

### Allgemeine Felder

* Name und Code der Ressourcen
* Typ und Einheit
* Lager, wenn erforderlich

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### Neues Material erstellen

Öffnen Sie **Materialien**, dann wählen Sie die Option, um ein neues Material hinzuzufügen.
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### Felder ausfüllen

Geben Sie die erforderlichen Ressourcenangaben ein.

Vollständig Lagerfelder ausfüllen, wenn Ihr Setup sie erfordert.
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### Material speichern

Speichern Sie die Ressourcen und prüfen Sie sie in der Arbeitsauftragsliste.
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### Denken Sie daran

Einige Felder können durch die Geräte-Richtlinie verpflichtend sein.

Wenn die manuelle Erstellung deaktiviert ist, wird diese Option nicht angezeigt.


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