This page outlines the process for creating and managing Work Orders derived from Sales Orders, for "Make to Order" and from Supply Planning "Make to Stock" workflows.
1. Creating Work Orders from Sales Orders
Top-Level item Items: Work Orders are created from Sales Orders generated as special “Make to Order” work orders.
Create One Work Order for Qty"Make to Order" linked to Sales Orders.
Quantity: Each Work Order is limited to a quantity of 1
Maximum Qty is set up to 1 on the SKU).
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2. Inventory Allocation & Picking Preferences
Picking: Do not Enable Pick enable picking directly on the Work Order. Replenishment movement is much preferredUse replenishment movements instead.
- For Yakta, assign the next serial number when a work order
Inventory allocation on Work Order is enabled
Top Levels items are serialized.
Allocation: The feature is enabled.
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3. Serialization Process for Top-Level Items
Top-level items require serialization:
Yakta: Automatically assign the next available serial number when the Work Order is created.
For Arrowquip, scan Arrowquip: Scan and assign a new serial number on in the Production Journal.
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4. Output
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Bin Configuration
"Make to Order" Work Orders:
If the Work Order is tied to a Sales Order, set the Ship Bin as the Output Bin in the Work Order header.- For “Make to Stock” Work Order, populate
"Make to Stock" Work Orders:
bin on Work order
Use the default OutputBin in the Work Order header.
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5. Posting Output for Serialized Items
After completing production and posting the output for
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top-level serialized items
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Allocate the inventory back to the Sales Order without Serial Noassociating it with a specific serial number.
This
will allow the company to assignensures flexibility in assigning the serial number to a different
sales orders.Use Sales Order if needed.
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6. Advanced Planning for Multi-Level Work Orders
Utilize Supply Planning to suggest 2ndadditional Work Orders for second-level or 3rd level Work Ordersthird-level components as needed.