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Production

The shop floor needs to know what to make and which instruction to follow. Your ERP can remain the foundation, as long as changes and results reach the same production order.

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Machines, walkways and workstations in a factory hall.

Work order 16Scheduling

This order takes priority.

The production order moves forward. Materials and capacity are in other records; the impact on other orders and delivery dates stays out of sight.

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Work order 16Workstation

The workstation still has version 1.

The execution of this order changed. The workstation still has the previous instruction; afterwards, someone must establish which version was used.

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Work order 16Result

A total doesn’t tell the whole story.

Completed, rejected and reworked items are on a separate list. The record shows only a total, making the order look further along than it is.

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Work order 16Quality

The inspection is missing its order.

The quality result is recorded, but its link to this order or batch is missing. Release and reporting first require manual investigation.

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