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Manufacturing for your business

Manufacturing

Define bills of materials, create work orders and record production output. Review the materials and costs behind a small manufacturing run.

Use the reviewed recipe

Select the approved or default bill-of-materials revision and retain the work-order snapshot. A later recipe edit does not establish what an earlier order used.

Plan around the materials available

Review demand, shortages and reservations at the relevant location before committing production. Follow material movements through their supporting records.

Keep quality decisions with the work

Use the configured inspection policy, nonconformance records and supported rework and reinspection path. Review the applicable quality gate before completion and stock posting.

Manufacturing work order and material requirements

Review a populated work order and its material requirements before production moves forward. The interface shown below is a current product capture from the populated fictional TerminalHQ demonstration workspace.

Current TerminalERP manufacturing work order showing production quantity, status and material requirements.
Review a populated work order and its material requirements before production moves forward.
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How the workflow fits together

1. Select the reviewed recipe revision.

2. Review demand, shortages and reservations.

3. Record production and required inspections.

4. Resolve rework and review completion.

Reviewed production

Know the recipe, materials and quality behind the run.

  1. Bill of materials
  2. Prepare work order
  3. Review production
  4. Record completion
  5. Actual material use
  6. Good output and scrap
  7. Relevant cost inputs
  8. Eligible completion
  9. Actual use, good output, scrap and costs

A practical example

A workshop reviews a shortage before starting production. A failed inspection follows the recorded rework and reinspection process before completion where the configured policy requires a final pass.

Check the fit for your business

Quality gates depend on the configured policy. Do not assume every order requires the same final inspection or that these records establish industry certification.

Make your next business review easier to prepare.

Compare the plans or tell us how you want to use manufacturing.