Production reports

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You can use the following production reports:

• Materials in process - This report lists the picking list transactions that the system reports against the current production orders as of a specified transaction date. It indicates the component's issued quantity and the cost amount for each transaction.

  Production control > Inquiries and reports > Work in process reports > Materials in process

• Work in process - This report lists route (or job) transactions that the system reports against the current production orders as of a specified transaction date. The report indicates the hours, amount, and quantity reported for each transaction and the identifying information, such as the operation number, operation ID, and resource. The report also displays the total time and amount for all transactions against the production order and the reported-as-finished quantity.

  Production control > Inquiries and reports > Work in process reports > Work in process

• Indirect costs in process - This report lists the indirect costs that the system incurs against production orders based on reported consumption of routing operations and components as of a specified transaction date. This report indicates the type of indirect cost (surcharge or rate), the costing sheet code for the indirect cost, and the cost amount for each transaction. It doesn't provide information about the route card or pick list transaction that generated the indirect cost.

  Production control > Inquiries and reports > Work in process reports > Indirect costs in process

Enhanced Product bundle management

Product bundles allow you to group multiple items for pricing and selling as a single unit, ensuring the correct items are always bundled together. The product bundle feature is updated to allow reprinting of original sales order confirmations and invoices even after deleting or archiving a sales order. Additionally, since product bundles are now reflected in journals, order confirmations and invoices containing product bundles can be exchanged electronically.