Which customer work is still open?
Compare required dates with the linked order lines and production work before discussing a completion date.
Use order, build, material and output evidence to explain what the shop must do next.
This quarter
How far records got this quarter
| Stage | Reached | Step | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Draft | 44 | ||
| Released | 11 | 25% | |
| In progress | 2 | 18% | |
| Quality review | 1 | 50% |
Sample totals per stage
Compare required dates with the linked order lines and production work before discussing a completion date.
Group builds by printer and state, keeping estimated hours visible alongside the material and layer height.
Reconcile posted and reversed issues by item and lot against on-hand and reserved balances.
Compare good and scrap units by work order and operator, retaining the interval start and end for context.
Read assigned finishing steps and their results alongside the build and produced lot.
Compare ordered and received quantities on purchase lines, then check the due date and order state.
Group Approved and Released customer orders by required date and customer, then show each line's item and quantity.
Compare planned start and end dates by assigned resource, with each work order's planned quantity and state.
Group builds by printer and state, showing estimated hours, material and layer height for planning.
Group material issues by item and lot, separating Draft, Posted and Reversed quantities and showing whether stock was applied.
Show on-hand and reserved quantities by item, location and lot in the item's unit.
Group production intervals by work order and operator, comparing start and end with good and scrap quantities.
Show each build's finishing steps with their assigned person, completion time and recorded result.
Group produced lots by work order and disposition, retaining each lot number, production date and expiry date.
Group purchase lines by supplier order and item, comparing ordered and received quantities with the order's due date and state.
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