See what still needs making
Production needs compares outstanding customer orders with finished stock and output already expected from active runs. Review the remaining quantity before creating a run.
See what needs making. Keep production moving.
Bring outstanding demand, material availability, and production progress into one workflow. Record finished output as it happens, including partial batches and scrap.
Planned, in-progress and recently completed runs, with good-output progress and material coverage at the planning location. Expand to see the full board.
Take each run from demand to finished stock.
See what needs making and follow each run from materials to finished goods.
Check materials and follow progress
Use the production board to see planned, in-progress, and recently completed runs. Check material coverage at your chosen planning location.
Record good output and scrap
Post production in parts or in one go. Each receipt consumes recipe materials, adds good output to stock, and records scrap separately.
An order for 80 candles. 50 still need making.
You have 20 finished candles on hand and another 10 already expected from an active run.
Find the remaining need
80 outstanding − 20 on hand − 10 expected = 50 candles still needing a production plan.
Check and create the run
Review material availability at the workshop, then create a run for 50 good candles.
Record the actual output
Record 30 good candles and 2 scrapped candles, leaving 20 good candles to make. A later receipt of 20 good candles completes the run.
The run delivers 50 usable candles. Materials used for all 52 attempted candles are recorded.
Material coverage checks current stock for each run independently. It does not reserve materials between runs.
Bring the next production run into focus.
Add a product and its recipe, check your materials, and record what you make.