Questions about production
Ask the AI assistant to summarize the manufacturing information in your workspace.

Production
A manufacturing order specifies products, quantities, components and production steps. Progress, material use and time spent remain linked to that order and its customer or stock requirement. Your workshop and office share the same production details.
Order statuses show the work in progress across the workshop. Preparation checks, recorded time and actual costs explain what each order needs and how production is going.
Order statuses distinguish planned, ongoing and completed production across the workshop.
Compare recorded time with planned time to understand delays in each operation.
Check the required preparations and identify anything missing before starting an order.
Review material, labour and other recorded costs for each manufacturing order.
Component availability and recorded exceptions provide context for each manufacturing order. Customer links make it possible to find the production history behind a delivery or request.
Ask the AI assistant to summarize the manufacturing information in your workspace.
Compare required components with available quantities and identify shortages before production starts.
Quantities, dates and references provide a shared description of each manufacturing order.
Record unusable materials or products and assign the necessary follow-up action.
Find the manufacturing orders associated with a customer and check their progress.
See how to follow your manufacturing orders
Use one of your products to explore components, production steps and cost tracking.
Examples of how this can fit into daily work.
It describes what to make, in what quantity and through which production steps. It also brings together the components, dates, progress and costs of that work.

Use one of your products to explore components, production steps and cost tracking.
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