Assembly Planner uses revisions to help keep track of how many times a component has been modified. When changes are made to a component (typically because of design or product changes), Assembly Planner updates the Component's Revision.
Modification Details
In the current version of Assembly Planner, the rules about how revisions may be named are as follows:
Revision names may be blank, 0 (zero), or alphabetical. For alphabetical revisions, both single (A,B,C etc.) and double (AA,AB,AC etc.) are allowed. Alpha-numeric combinations or numbers other than zero are not supported.
If you require a different revision scheme (numerical, alphanumeric, etc.), Proplanner is able to accommodate by modifying your company's database. You will need to Contact Your Proplanner Representative and specify the logic needing to be implemented regarding revisions.