| # Production Orders (tisfc0501m000) Use this session to maintain or display the production orders used in ERP LN. Production orders go through a number of order statuses, for example: Planned Documents Printed Released The order status determines which actions can be performed on a production order. For more information, refer to Production order status. Note Click Duplicate in the menu or the toolbar to duplicate the production order, which means that the production header information is copied. The production order's original material and operations are not copied for a number of reasons: Some materials in the BOM, or some operations may be invalid because of engineering changes. Master data such as warehouse, item, cost price, and so on, may be changed, which can lead to inconsistent orders. Information such as operation texts or drawings can be linked to the production order. ERP LN cannot determine which data must be copied because this can differ for every occasion. Furthermore, ERP LN cannot make a distinction between original and modified data. Production order costing can be different for the original and the duplicated production order. All warehouse orders and related data must always be regenerated anyway. Details session Select Production Orders details on the Specific menu, or select the Production Orders details icon on the toolbar to go to the Production Orders (tisfc0101s000) details session, which contains the following tabs: General Provides general production order data, and planning dates, such as the production start date and the planned delivery date. Planning Lists actual planning dates such as the completion date, the actual delivery date, and the closing date. Quantities Provides data about the quantities that were planned, delivered, rejected, and/or backflushed. Costing Contains dates important for costing issues, such as the moment of freezing the estimates, the calculation date, and the actual closing date. Print Status Displays the print status of all the order documents used for the production order. The print status can be: Original Document Modified Document Document Printed Header-lines session Double-click a record in the Production Orders (tisfc0501m000) session to start the Production Order (tisfc0101m100) header-lines session. In this session, you can carry out tasks that relate to the material side and the operations side of a production order. ERP LN not only displays general data and planning data such as the planning method, production start date, and the planned delivery date, but also other data related to a particular production order by means of the following tabs: Production Planning Refers to the Production Planning (tisfc0110m000) session. Estimated Materials Refers to the Estimated Materials (ticst0101m000) session. Inventory Refers to the Inventory by Production Order (tisfc0516m000) session. Performance aspects The settings in this session could affect system performance and database growth. For more information, refer to Production order without operations and Archive and delete in Shop Floor Control. Related topics Production orders - functional overview Origin of production orders Operation status Using order documents Production Order The production order for which the data is recorded. Related topics Production orders - functional overview Quantity Ordered The quantity to be produced by the production order. Inventory Unit The unit of the quantity produced. Item The item produced by the production order. Warehouse The warehouse where the items produced by the production order are stored. You can change this warehouse in the Production Orders (tisfc0501m000) details session, unless deliveries have already been made. Planned Delivery Date The date when you plan to deliver the item produced by the production order. Related topics To determine on order dates Order Status The order status of the production order. Related topics Production order status Definitively Closed If this check box is selected, all financial transactions for the production order are deleted by the Delete Production Order Transactions (ticst3200m000) session. You cannot reset the production order status anymore. Priority The priority of an order determines the print sequence in the Print Production Order Planning by Priority (tisfc1410m000) session. Tools are returned to the orders with the highest priority. The highest priority is indicated by 1, the lowest by 999. Related topics Production order priority Planner The employee responsible for planning the production order. Text If this check box is selected, a text is present for the production order you selected. If a text is present for a production order, you can click the Start Text Editor icon on the toolbar to change the text. Click the Start the Text Editor icon on the toolbar of the Production Orders (tisfc0101s000) session, to write the initial text for a production order. Initially hidden fields Moment of Completion Posting The moment when ERP LN posts the financial transactions for the completed quantities to Financials. For more information, see Moment of Completion Posting. Production Orders Details Click to start the Production Orders (tisfc0101s000) session in which ERP LN displays production order data related to planning, quantities, costing, and the print status of the production order documents. Set Status to Scheduled If you usually process production orders with Infor SCM Scheduler, click this option if you want to manually bypass Infor SCM Scheduler. The production order status is then set from Planned to Scheduled. You can continue the normal production order procedure in ERP LN. A reason to bypass Infor SCM Scheduler is, for example, in case of rush orders, when you have no time to perform the usual scheduling run in Infor SCM Scheduler. Note that you can only see this option if Infor SCM Scheduler is installed, and the Infor SCM Scheduler check box in the Implemented Software Components (tccom0500m000) details session is selected. Note that, unlike Infor SCM Scheduler, ERP LN assumes infinite capacity during scheduling. As a result, capacity problems can occur. You must then run Infor SCM Scheduler to solve those problems. Print Production Order Documents Click to start the Print Production Order Documents (tisfc0408m000) session which you can use to print specific order documents for a specified range of production orders. Print Order Docs and Release Click to print order documents in the Print Production Order Documents (tisfc0408m000) session, after which the status of the planned production order automatically changes to Released. Release Production Orders Click to start the Release Production Orders (tisfc0204m000) session which you can use to release a specified range of production orders so that the production can start. Report Operations Completed Click to use the Report Orders Completed (tisfc0520m000) session. Hours Accounting Click to start the Production Order Hours (bptmm1120m000) session in which you can register the hours spent on a specific production order. Report Orders Completed Click to start the Report Orders Completed (tisfc0120s000) session, in which you can report a production order or a partial order quantity as complete. The production order status changes to To be Completed. Close Production Orders Click to start the Close Production Orders (ticst0201m000) session which you use to close the production order so that ERP LN can calculate and update financial data related to the production order. Delete Production Order Transactions Click to start the Delete Production Order Transactions (ticst3200m000) session. You can only use this command if the production order is closed. Archive Production Orders Click to start the Archive Production Orders (ticst0250m000) session which you can use to archive the actual costing data of closed production orders. Backflush Materials and Hours Click to start the Backflush Materials and Hours (tisfc0220m000) session. You can use this session to manually backflush material and hours for production orders, with or without operations. Micro Routing Click to start sessions that have to do with the microrouting. Operation Steps by Production Order Click to start the Operation Steps by Production Order (tisfc0121m000) session in which you can display and/or modify the steps of which a specific routing operation consists. Instructions by Production Order Click to start the Instructions by Production Order (tisfc0141m000) session which you can use to display and modify the instructions linked to a particular production order. Instructions by Operation(Step) Click to start the Instructions by Operation(Step) (tisfc0142m000) session in which you can display and/or modify the instruction linked to a particular operation/operation step combination. Process Variables by Production Order Click to start the Process Variables by Production Order (tisfc0131m000) session in which you can displays, add, and/or modify process variables of a particular production order. Process Variables by Operation (Step) Click to start the Process Variables by Operation (Step) (tisfc0132m000) session in which you can display, add, and/or modify the process variables of a particular operation or operation/operation step combination related to a specific production order. Estimated Tool Requirements Click to start the Estimated Tool Requirements (titrp0111m000) session, which you can use to display, modify, and/or define new tool types for a specific production order. Production Planning Click to start sessions that have to do with production planning. Production Planning Click to start the Production Planning (tisfc0110m000) session. Shift Production Planning Click to start the Shift Production Planning (tisfc1202m000) session in which you can shift the production planning forward or backward. If you shift the production planning forward, you create a delay, which you can use, for example, to cope with a backlog in production. You can only use the Shift Production Planning (tisfc1202m000) session for production orders with the following order status: Planned Documents Printed Released Production Planning by Planning Board Click to start the Select Data for Production Planning Board (tisfc1121m000) session in which you can select the data that you want to plan with the graphical planning board. Blocked Operations Click to start the Blocked Operations (tisfc0540m000) session in which ERP LN displays the operations that you manually blocked, together with the reasons for blocking the operations. In the Report Operations Completed (tisfc0130m000) session you can unblock the routing operations you blocked previously, or change the blocking reason. Prdn Order-specific Inspection Data Use this command to start the Specific Orders by Origin (qmptc0149m000) session. Automated Queue Time Compression Click to Automated Queue Time Compression (tisfc1103s000) session. You can use this session to evenly remove the queue time from all the operations of a production order that are not yet completed. In this way, you could meet a production order's modified delivery date or start date. Related topics Queue time compression Materials Click to start sessions that have to do with material. Subcontract Operations Click to start the Subcontract Operations (tisfc2210m000) session. Subcontract Production Orders Click to start the Subcontract Production Orders (tisfc2201m000) session. Generate Subcontracting Purchase Orders Click to start the Generate Subcontracting Purchase Orders (tisfc2250m000) session. Subcontracted Operations by Order Click to start the Subcontracted Operations by Order (tisfc2110m000) session. Purchase Order Click to view or maintain the subcontracting purchase order in the Purchase Order - Lines (tdpur4100m900) session. Estimated Materials Click to start the Estimated Materials (ticst0101m000) session which you can use to display the estimated quantities of the materials used in a production order, and to view or maintain the materials needed to carry out a particular production order. Inventory by Production Order Click to start the Inventory by Production Order (tisfc0516m000) session which you can use to check weather the inventory of the materials required for a production order is sufficient. Material to Issue for Production Orders Click to start the Material to Issue for Production Orders (ticst0101m100) session. Initiate Inventory Issue Click to start the Initiate Inventory Issue (tisfc0207m000) session. With this session you can issue material from inventory, that is, activate a outbound-order line. Order Distribution Click to start the Order Distribution (tisfc0105m000) session which you can use to display and modify the distribution of order quantities over the effectivity units for a production order. Serial Numbers Click to start the Print As-Built Header (timfc0410m000) session which you can use to print the as-built header, that is, the serialized items. Costs Click to start sessions that have to do with production order costing. Estimated vs. Actual Material Costs Click to start the Estimated vs. Actual Material Costs (ticst0501m000) session in which ERP LN displays the actual versus the estimated material costs. Estimated vs. Actual Hours Costs Click to start the Estimated vs. Actual Hours Costs (ticst0502m000) session in which ERP LN displays the actual versus the estimated hours costs. End Item Unit Costs Click to start the End Item Unit Costs (ticst0510m000) session. In this session, ERP LN displays the calculated value of the estimated and actual end item unit costs, which ERP LN calculates for the end item of a production order. Calculate Estimated End Item Unit Costs Click to start the Calculate Estimated End Item Unit Costs (ticst0210m000) session. You can use the Calculate Estimated End Item Unit Costs (ticst0210m000) session to calculate the estimated end item unit costs before ERP LN calculates these costs automatically, taking into account the value of the Moment Freezing Estimates field in the Production Orders (tisfc0101s000) session. WIP Transfers Click to start the WIP Transfers (ticst0520m000) session in which ERP LN displays the planned and completed quantities of transfers between work centers for a specific production order. SFC Financial Transactions Click to start the SFC Financial Transactions (ticst3500m000) session in which you can view WIP transactions for a specific production order. Exception Handling Click to start sessions that restart, reset, or reprocess production orders. Reset Production Order Status Click to start the Reset Production Order Status (ticst0203m000) session. Reprocess Production Orders Click to start the Reprocess Production Orders (tisfc1203m000) session which you can use to reprocess a range of production orders automatically to include changes made in basic data such as bill of material (BOM) and routing. The Reprocess Production Orders (tisfc1203m000) session completely regenerates the production orders, that is, the existing production order data is deleted, and the BOM and routing data for the new date you enter in the Reference Date field. You can only use this session for production orders with the following status: Planned Scheduled Documents Printed Cancel Range of Production Orders Click to start the Cancel Range of Production Orders (tisfc0202m000) session. You can use this session to cancel a production order. ERP LN deletes all order related data, such as production planning and estimated materials, and, finally, the production order itself. To cancel a production order, its order status must be Released or Active. You cannot cancel a production order with the Completed status anymore. Pegging - Downstream/Upstream Click Pegging - Upstream to start the GBF browser in which you can view the production order's supply orders, that is, the preceding production orders and/or purchase orders. Click Pegging - Downstream to view the production order's demand orders, that is, the successive production orders and/or sales orders. You can only start pegging if the following is true: The production order date is between the scenario's start date and end date. The production order is part of the actual scenario. One of the following sessions is run: The Generate Order Planning session, while the Update Pegging Relations check box is selected. The Generate Pegging Relations (cprrp0240m000) session. For more information, refer to Pegging for planned orders. Show Orders In Use Click to display the production orders with the following status: Planned Scheduled Documents Printed Released Active To be Completed Show All Orders Click to view all existing production orders. |