Supply Chain & Operations
Manufacturing Management
Supply Chain & Operations
Module 29 of 45
Plan production, materials and shop floor work in one place
What it does
Map how each product is built, then run the orders that make it. Bills of materials, components, routings, operations, work centres and units of measure define the build, while manufacturing orders and work orders track progress on the floor. Barcode labels and scanning keep material movement tied to the right job.
Who uses it
Production planners, shop floor supervisors and costing staff responsible for what gets made and when.
Where it fits
Manufacturing orders draw raw materials from inventory and can raise purchasing demand when components run short, so stock and production stay in step. Completed builds post through to accounting, and the same product records feed sales and reporting.
What it supports
- Production Dashboard
- Product Variant Management
- Barcode Label Printing
- Barcode Scanning
- Bill Of Materials Management
- Component Management
- Routing Management
- Operation Management
- Work Centre Management
- Manufacturing Orders
- Work Order Tracking
- Working Hours Setup
- Unit Of Measure Setup