The production area is focusing on all program functions that deal with planning, monitoring and control of the manufacturing of in-house products.
A customer order can be divided into one or more production orders, depending on the complexity of the article (e.g. individual parts or assemblies).
In case of stock parts, several customer orders can be combined into one production order. When creating a production/manufacturing order, the software uses the data that have already been recorded for item databases, parts lists and work plans. The individual data stored in these databases are evaluated with the current production lot size (order quantity) and stored in separate files for further processing. All evaluations of the production organization module and the production planning module refer to this special data.
A large number of production documents is available. The following documents can optionally be printed in any number per production order: material slips, material lists, time slips, appointment cards, routing cards, operating orders, test reports and cutting lists.
These papers are used on the one hand as accompanying documents for the associated production order and on the other hand as planning documents for the dispatcher in the work preparation. They can optionally be adapted by the user to the company's internal needs. Through different transactions in the production area, a production order receives a corresponding status which is also displayed on screen or printer, if required.
project teams, project managers, key-users and all other employees who need an overview of the scope, application and functions of the FEPA production module.
Aim of the seminar:
This seminar gives you an overview of the processes and organizational structures in the production process. In addition, various options for analyzing process-generated data will be explained.
production process
production-relevant master data
production lists
production proposals and availability checks
work orders, work slips, working papers
central manufacturing facility
feedback, material withdrawal
batches
contract production
visualization of the production processes
the seminar content is explained on the basis of examples and exercises which demonstrate topic-related key aspects.
