Manufacturing Orders
A manufacturing order builds a product from its recipe: it consumes components from one warehouse and receives the finished goods into another. Start with the full lifecycle from draft to completed, then clear any component shortfalls on a confirmed order before you start production. While it runs, record the time each step takes and any material lost, and compare the result against the plan. The status reference explains each stage and what it does to inventory and accounting.
| To… | Go to… |
|---|---|
| turn a recipe into finished stock, start to finish | Build with a manufacturing order |
| find and clear missing components before you start production | Handle component shortfalls on a manufacturing order |
| time each production step and record labor | Record operations and labor time |
| record material lost in a run, with a reason | Record scrap on a manufacturing order |
| see what was planned beside what happened | Compare planned and actual production |
| look up what each order status does to inventory | Manufacturing order status reference |
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