Manufacturing Overview

Manufacturing Overview

The Manufacturing Overview is the production dashboard. It shows how many work orders are open, how many are overdue, what has been issued and produced this month, and which orders were touched most recently — enough to know whether the shop floor is on schedule without opening a single order.

Where to find it

Go to Manufacturing > Overview. It is the first tab in the module.

The headline figures

FigureMeaning
Open WOsWork orders released and being worked on.
Overdue WOsOrders past their required-by date. The number to act on.
Closed WOsCompleted work orders.
Issues (Month)Value of components issued to production this month.
Produced (Month)Units finished this month.
The banner reads All on schedule only while nothing is past its required-by date. The moment an order slips it changes to a warning, so a glance at the top of the page tells you whether anything needs attention.

WO Status Breakdown

Orders split by state — Open, In Progress, Overdue, Closed. Useful for spotting a pile-up: many orders open but few in progress usually means materials have not been issued.

Work Orders — Monthly Trend

Orders opened against orders closed over the last six months. When the opened line runs consistently above the closed line, work is accumulating faster than the floor can clear it.

Recent Work Orders

ColumnDescription
WO #The work order reference. Click through to the order.
ItemWhat is being made.
DateWhen the order was raised.
Required ByThe deadline.
StatusWhere it stands.

View All opens the full Work Orders list. If nothing has been raised yet the page says so rather than showing empty charts.

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