"Production order '%1', subassembly '%2' can no longer be posted on." Why do you receive this notification and what can you do to resolve it?

The standard report 'Planning Overview Sales' provides an overview of sales orders and related production planning. Each order line displays information about items, quantities, delivery dates, planned production, reporting ready, and related operations. The report indicates whether the operation has started or finished, if the planned dates have been met, and if certain data is missing. Through visual signaling, it helps monitor delivery times and follow up on production activities.

With the 'Production Locations' functionality, semi-finished products and processed materials can be tracked during the production process. A production worker always knows where the semi-finished products have been placed after the previous operation. In this article, you will learn how to work with production locations on the Shop Floor.

You are at the beginning of your workday and want to start your first operation. To clock your hours, you first log in to the Shop Floor.

According to your schedule, you should start working at 7:30 AM. You arrived at work later because you first went to the dentist. You want to clock in.

You begin your workday and are logged into the Shop Floor. To clock in, select the first operation by starting a new operation.

This article describes the administration settings on the 'Shop Floor' tab. On this tab, you will find the settings for 'Clock In/Out', 'Stopping', 'Timeout', 'Special Settings', and 'Shop Floor Field Order'.

The production order pre-calculation can be manually entered. This is done by adding semi-finished products, materials, and operations for the possible different components. In this article: operations.

For describing the production process, operation steps can be entered from the 'Operations Management' table. A large number of properties can be set as default. Modifications within the production order are possible if desired.