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Ask about the record or work in front of you. Get answers from your Fabriqo records, carry out supported actions, and export useful data without leaving the workflow.

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Ask Fabriqo highlights five materials needing replenishment in the side panel, alongside Oak & Ember’s open orders and production work. Expand to see the full workspace.

Turn everyday questions into useful next steps.

Ask questions, work with your records and get answers in plain language.

Get answers with the right context

Ask “Can I make 50 units?” from a product or “What’s still outstanding?” from an order. Ask uses the current record, selected rows, and relevant location context.

Take supported operational actions

Create records, receive purchase orders, or record production through a request. Ask follows your permissions and presents consequential changes for confirmation.

Take useful data into a spreadsheet

Ask for supported stock, purchasing, production-run, or recipe data as a table. Export supported results and selections to CSV or Excel.

“What should we make next to cover open orders?”

Suppose an open order needs 80 Cedar & Smoke candles. You have 20 on hand, 10 expected from production and 19 jars available for the next run.

  1. Find what still needs making

    Ask compares open demand with stock and expected output: 80 − 20 − 10 = 50 Cedar & Smoke candles still to plan.

  2. See what’s missing

    The recipe uses one jar per candle. A material check for the next 50 candles finds 19 jars on hand and a shortage of 31 at the workshop.

  3. Plan the next step

    Review incoming purchase orders to see whether jars are already on the way, or ask to export the material requirements to Excel for purchasing.

Cedar & Smoke: 50 candles still to make, with 31 more jars needed for the run.

Readiness checks material stock at the selected location. It does not promise a completion date or reserve that stock.

Get from a question to the next step.

Bring your materials and products into Fabriqo, then ask about the work in front of you.

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