What Is in a Production Order?
A production order includes product, recipe, planned quantity, machine, priority, dates, reservations and reference codes. Operators work from this controlled record rather than recreating planning data.
Production orders, lot consumption, output, waste and quality
The controlled record used on the shop floor
A production order includes product, recipe, planned quantity, machine, priority, dates, reservations and reference codes. Operators work from this controlled record rather than recreating planning data.
Operators select the actual material lots consumed. Quantity and lot references preserve the backward link from finished-product output to its inputs.
Actual output, waste and quality handoff
Completion records actual output, consumed quantity and waste separately from the plan. Authorized reversal remains in activity history with its reason.
When production output requires control, it is sent to the quality queue. Approval determines whether the output lot becomes available for inventory or shipment.
Attention: Production output that is pending quality control or rejected must not be released for customer shipment.