Overview

After production stages are released, physical production can take place.

This process includes manufacturing, packaging, and labeling goods.

Within the process, production and production data are recorded manually in shop floor papers.

During the process, the scope of labels must be identified: for manufacturing, shipping, receiving, scanning, for the customer, and other purposes.

Perform production/kitting flowchart

How to perform production/kitting

1. Perform the production stages according to the shop floor papers and instructions.

2. Document the quantity of goods produced, resources used, actions performed, and completion dates.

Paths

How to attach labels to products

1. Go to Warehouse and delivery and click Print price tags and labels under Tools.

2. Select a company.

3. Add a new line and specify an item, a barcode, a label template, and the label quantity.

4. Print the label.

5. Attach the labels to the product.

How to package products

1. Identify non-reusable packaging materials (consumables).

2. Follow the warehouse instructions for using packaging materials.

Paths

How to record component consumption

1. Go to Manufacturing and click Stage dispatching under Production scheduling and controlling.

2. Set the Ready to complete filter.

3. In the Start filter, specify a date.

4. Review the list of production stages to perform today, select a stage, and open it.

5. In the Production stage document, click the Consumption tab.

6. Select a line and split it into the quantity actually produced.

7. Enter the Consumption date.

8. Post the document.

How to record timesheets

1. In the Production stage document, click the Labor cost tab.

2. Select a line and split it into the quantity actually produced.

3. In the Performed column, select the check box and specify a date.

4. Select an Assignee (a work team or a person).

5. Post the document.

How to record production/kitting results

1. In the Production stage document, click the Production tab.

2. Select a line and split it into the quantity actually produced.

3. In the Produced column, select the check box.

4. Fill the Production date column.

5. Post the document.

How to update shop floor papers

1. In the Production stage documents, review the data and compare it with shop floor papers on hands.

2. Assess if shop floor papers require updates. 

3. Print the documents again to incorporate the most recent changes in schedules, materials, dates, and receipts.

4. See how to prepare shop floor papers.