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New Work Order in Work Orders List

Effortlessly create and manage your processing work orders.

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Written by Ivan Jelinic
Updated over 3 months ago

Purpose

In the Work Orders List page, the New Work Order function allows users to efficiently create a new work order, simplifying production workflows.

What can you do with it?

The goal of the New Work Order is to help you initiate a work order process smoothly. This feature enables users to create a new work order by defining its essential components, which streamlines manufacturing and processing operations.

How is it done?

  1. Access the Work Orders List

    • Navigate to the Work Orders List page in the Processing module.

  2. Start a New Work Order

    • Select the New Work Order button to initiate the process.

  3. Specify Work Order Details

    • Work Order Type: Choose the appropriate type from the available options using the data select feature.

    • Bill of Material: Opt from a list of predefined templates using the data select feature.

    • Bill Of Material Multiplier: Enter the quantity of units needed for production in the numeric field.

    • Name: Provide a meaningful name for easy identification in the text field.

    • Description: Include additional notes or instructions in the text area.

  4. Review and Confirm

    • Ensure all fields are correctly filled to set specific settings and templates.

    • Upon confirming, the work order will be logged in the system with all specified details.

Important Considerations

  • Double-check all selections and entries before confirming, as these determine the materials and quantities involved in the production.

  • The Work Order Type dictates specific configurations, so choose the right type to avoid mismatches.

Best Practices

  • Consistently name work orders to simplify tracking and retrieval.

  • Use descriptive information in the Description to minimize confusion during execution stages.

  • Regularly update and verify Bills of Material templates to ensure accuracy and efficiency in your production setup.

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