| Reporting operations as completed |  |
| Reporting operations completed When all items are processed in an operation, you can report the operation as complete. This is not mandatory, unless the operation is a count point. You can do this in the Report Operations Completed (tisfc0130m000) session. Quality management In certain situations you cannot report an operation completed before the inspection order for the operation has been processed. This is explained in the Using QM for manufacturing operations topic. Blocked operations If an operation is blocked, you cannot report it completed. For more information, see Blocking operations. Quantities completed and rejected The calculations follow these principles: The completed quantity of one operation is the input quantity for the next operation. What went in an operation, must come out of it. This leads to the following rules: The sum of the quantity completed, quantity rejected, and quantity extra must be equal to the quantity completed of the previous operation. If an operation has been reported completed, all previous operations must have been completed. If you want to report an operation completed, while the reported quantities do not comply with these rules, the previous operation can be updated automatically. This depends on the Reporting Method for Previous Operations field in the Shop Floor Control Parameters (tisfc0100s000) session. You can also report all previous operations completed in the same way. However, a count point operation cannot be reported automatically via a follow-up operation. Report these operations individually. Operation status The first time you report a quantity for an operation, the operation status changes to Completed. If necessary, you can reset the operation status to Started. SFC Order groups You can report the operations for all the production orders in an SFC order group completed in the Report Operations Complete by Order Group (tisfc0205m000) session Related topics Reporting as completed Reporting quantities as completed and rejected Blocking operations Order grouping |