Produce Approved Requirements - Revision history

Claudefeistel2 at 16:47, 10 February 2010

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Jwickers at 20:34, 17 March 2009

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Jwickers at 20:34, 17 March 2009

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Sichen at 00:10, 13 January 2009

2009-01-13T00:10:35Z

Sichen: Protected "Produce Approved Requirements": Sysop page [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

2009-01-13T00:02:32Z

Protected "Produce Approved Requirements": Sysop page [edit=sysop:move=sysop]

Sichen: New page: This screen is similar to the Approved Requirements Screen, except it is used to create a production run for Pending Manufacturing requirements. You can use the field...

2009-01-13T00:02:31Z

New page: This screen is similar to the Approved Requirements Screen, except it is used to create a production run for Pending Manufacturing requirements. You can use the field...

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This screen is similar to the [[Approved Requirements Screen]], except it is used to create a production run for [[Requirements|Pending Manufacturing requirements]]. You can use the fields at the top, including facility ID and product ID, to filter the list of approved pending manufacturing requirements. Then, you can click on the requirements you want to manufacture, and click on the [Create Production Run] button at the bottom. The system will then check the total quantity of all the requirements for each product against the minimum and maximum quantities of available routings. If there is an available routing, then it will create a production run for each product, aggregating all the requirements of that product into the same production run. The requirements will then be set to "Produced."

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−	~~This~~ screen ~~is similar to the~~ [[Approved Requirements ~~Screen]~~], ~~except it~~ is used to create a production run for [[Requirements\|Pending Internal ~~requirements~~]]. You can use the fields at the top, including ~~facility~~ ID and ~~product~~ ID, to filter the list of approved pending internal requirements. ~~Then~~, ~~you can click on~~ the requirements you want to manufacture, and ~~click on~~ the [Create Production Run] button at the bottom. ~~The~~ system will then check the total quantity of all the requirements for each product against the minimum and maximum quantities of available routings. If there is an available routing, then it will create a production run for each product, aggregating all the requirements of that product into the same production run.	+	* To access this screen from Main Navigation, proceed as follows:
		+	* Click: [Purchasing] Icon > [Planning] Tab > [Approved Internal Requirements] button,
		+	* The page opens displaying requirements for products you manufacture, for the selected warehouse facility.
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		+	This screen is used to create a production run for [[Requirements\|Pending Internal Requirements]] for products you manufacture, and which are currently in demand beyond your current inventory.
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		+	[[Image:Approved_Internal_Requirements.jpeg\|thumb]]
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		+	You can use the fields at the top, including Production Facility (the Warehouse ID) and Product (the ID), to filter the list of approved pending internal requirements. The to take action on the listed requirements, proceed as follows:
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		+	* Click: the Checkbox for the requirements you want to manufacture, and
		+	* Click: the [Create Production Run] button at the bottom of the list box, or
		+	* Click: [Cancel] to remove requirements that you will not choose to manufacture.
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		+	You can enter a Routing ID that you want to use for each item's Production Run, if you know precisely which one you will be using.
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		+	Otherwise, if you leave the Routing ID blank the system will then check the total quantity of all the requirements for each product against the minimum and maximum quantities range specified in each of the available routings for the Product. If there is an available routing, then it will create a production run for each product, aggregating all the requirements of that product into the same production run. If no available Routing ID fits the quantity range, you will get a system message.

	Once the production runs are created, they can be found in the [[Find Production Run]] screen in the warehouse application. The status of the requirements will then be set to "Produced."		Once the production runs are created, they can be found in the [[Find Production Run]] screen in the warehouse application. The status of the requirements will then be set to "Produced."

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−	This screen is similar to the [[Approved Requirements Screen]], except it is used to create a production run for [[Requirements\|Pending Internal requirements]]. You can use the fields at the top, including facility ID and product ID, to filter the list of approved pending ~~manufacturing~~ requirements. Then, you can click on the requirements you want to manufacture, and click on the [Create Production Run] button at the bottom. The system will then check the total quantity of all the requirements for each product against the minimum and maximum quantities of available routings. If there is an available routing, then it will create a production run for each product, aggregating all the requirements of that product into the same production run.	+	This screen is similar to the [[Approved Requirements Screen]], except it is used to create a production run for [[Requirements\|Pending Internal requirements]]. You can use the fields at the top, including facility ID and product ID, to filter the list of approved pending internal requirements. Then, you can click on the requirements you want to manufacture, and click on the [Create Production Run] button at the bottom. The system will then check the total quantity of all the requirements for each product against the minimum and maximum quantities of available routings. If there is an available routing, then it will create a production run for each product, aggregating all the requirements of that product into the same production run.

	Once the production runs are created, they can be found in the [[Find Production Run]] screen in the warehouse application. The status of the requirements will then be set to "Produced."		Once the production runs are created, they can be found in the [[Find Production Run]] screen in the warehouse application. The status of the requirements will then be set to "Produced."

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−	This screen is similar to the [[Approved Requirements Screen]], except it is used to create a production run for [[Requirements\|Pending ~~Manufacturing~~ requirements]]. You can use the fields at the top, including facility ID and product ID, to filter the list of approved pending manufacturing requirements. Then, you can click on the requirements you want to manufacture, and click on the [Create Production Run] button at the bottom. The system will then check the total quantity of all the requirements for each product against the minimum and maximum quantities of available routings. If there is an available routing, then it will create a production run for each product, aggregating all the requirements of that product into the same production run.	+	This screen is similar to the [[Approved Requirements Screen]], except it is used to create a production run for [[Requirements\|Pending Internal requirements]]. You can use the fields at the top, including facility ID and product ID, to filter the list of approved pending manufacturing requirements. Then, you can click on the requirements you want to manufacture, and click on the [Create Production Run] button at the bottom. The system will then check the total quantity of all the requirements for each product against the minimum and maximum quantities of available routings. If there is an available routing, then it will create a production run for each product, aggregating all the requirements of that product into the same production run.

	Once the production runs are created, they can be found in the [[Find Production Run]] screen in the warehouse application. The status of the requirements will then be set to "Produced."		Once the production runs are created, they can be found in the [[Find Production Run]] screen in the warehouse application. The status of the requirements will then be set to "Produced."

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−	This screen is similar to the [[Approved Requirements Screen]], except it is used to create a production run for [[Requirements\|Pending Manufacturing requirements]]. You can use the fields at the top, including facility ID and product ID, to filter the list of approved pending manufacturing requirements. Then, you can click on the requirements you want to manufacture, and click on the [Create Production Run] button at the bottom. The system will then check the total quantity of all the requirements for each product against the minimum and maximum quantities of available routings. If there is an available routing, then it will create a production run for each product, aggregating all the requirements of that product into the same production run. The requirements will then be set to "Produced."	+	This screen is similar to the [[Approved Requirements Screen]], except it is used to create a production run for [[Requirements\|Pending Manufacturing requirements]]. You can use the fields at the top, including facility ID and product ID, to filter the list of approved pending manufacturing requirements. Then, you can click on the requirements you want to manufacture, and click on the [Create Production Run] button at the bottom. The system will then check the total quantity of all the requirements for each product against the minimum and maximum quantities of available routings. If there is an available routing, then it will create a production run for each product, aggregating all the requirements of that product into the same production run.
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		+	Once the production runs are created, they can be found in the [[Find Production Run]] screen in the warehouse application. The status of the requirements will then be set to "Produced."

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