Add a subrule to “Departments” called “Research & Development” as follows:

An Employee may only perform actions described in this subrule if they belong to the Research & Development Department.

As a Weekday Action, an Employee may research a new type of box material by performing the following atomic action:
* Roll 1DICEN, where N is any positive integer smaller than or equal to the company budget. The result of this roll is the research cost.
* Divide the result by 10 to determine the value for the new material.
* Choose a name for the new material (the name of a material is arbitrary and always flavor text).
* Add the name/value pair to the materials table.
* Decrease the company budget by the research cost.

Add a subrule to “Departments” called “Manufacturing” as follows:

An Employee may only perform actions described in this subrule if they belong to the Manufacturing Department.
As a Weekday Action, an Employee may produce a box by performing the following atomic action:
* Choose any material from the materials table.
* Roll 1DICEN, where N is any positive integer smaller than or equal to the company budget. Specify the chosen material in the roll comment. The result of this roll is the production cost.
* Multiply the material’s value by the production cost to determine the box’s value.
* Add the new box to the Warehouse.
* Decrease the company budget by the value of the box.

Add a subrule to “Departments” called “Sales” as follows:

An Employee may only perform actions described in this subrule if they belong to the Sales Department.
As a Weekday Action, an Employee may sell a box by performing the following atomic action:
* Choose a box from the Warehouse.
* Roll 1DICE3, specifying the chosen box in the roll comment. The result of this roll is the profit margin.
* Remove the chosen box from the Warehouse.
* Increase the company budget by the box’s value multiplied by the profit margin.

Add a new table titled “Materials” to the company portal with columns titled “Name” and “Value”. To this table, add a material called “Cardboard” with a value of 1.