Anevex ERP
Manufacturing

Work Orders

Each step of a manufacturing order at its work center: when it started and how long it took against the plan. The supervisor sees from it what to run now.

Overview

Where to find itManufacturingOperationsWork Orders
Work orders of all orders: operation, work center, expected and actual duration, and status
Work orders of all orders: operation, work center, expected and actual duration, and status
  • Ready: can start. Waiting for another work order: the step before it has not finished.
  • In Progress: started and the timer is running. Paused: stopped for now. Done: finished, with its actual time and cost worked out.

Steps

  1. Open the manufacturing order, then the Work Orders tab.
  2. Click Start next to the ready step. The timer starts and the order becomes In Progress.
  3. To stop for a while (a break, a breakdown) click Pause, then Resume to carry on. Paused time is not counted.
  4. When finished click Done. The actual time and the step’s cost are worked out, and the next step becomes Ready.
  5. Use the person icon to assign the step to an employee.
Kneading finished in 88 minutes, baking in progress with Pause and Done, and packing waiting
Kneading finished in 88 minutes, baking in progress with Pause and Done, and packing waiting
A confirmed order: the first step is ready with its Start button
A confirmed order: the first step is ready with its Start button

With View in the row menu you open the work order details: operation, product, work center, expected and actual duration, the step it depends on, and the order’s components.

The packing step waiting for baking
The packing step waiting for baking

Notes

  • Work orders come from manufacturing orders only; they are not added on this screen.
  • Produce on the manufacturing order finishes every remaining work order at once. To record real times, start and finish each step before producing.

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