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Production Orders
Orders through release, setup, run and completion, against BOM and routing.
What changed in Production Orders recently
New · Release 1.45 · 29 October 2026
Client workspaces show only the client’s records: Sales Orders, Production Orders, Inventory and Customer Delivery read the order-to-cash ledger; a screen built on the demonstration models says it has no data yet and what it needs; only reports from the client’s own records are offered; the header reads “Client records”.
Improved · Release 1.33 · 25 October 2026
Working Capital, Inventory, Demand, Procurement, CAPA, Scheduling, Capacity, NCR, Profitability, Products, Production Orders, Finished Goods, MRP, Traceability and Cost are built from each plant’s own records — balances are the sums of their invoices and lots, never a sample scaled to the plant. Other modules say plainly whose records they show.
New · Release 1.0 · 27 September 2026
Production: Machines, OEE, Shop Floor, Production Orders and Traceability — live floor state, availability/performance/quality with loss drill-down, and supplier-batch-to-finished-product genealogy.
More in Execute
- OverviewThe plant at a glance — production, OEE, delivery risk, machine health and today’s decisions.
- Today’s WorkEach operator’s jobs, clock and progress for today — operators work their own; managers and supervisors see the whole team, what is not in order, and each person’s screen.
- Live OperationsReal-time operator productivity, order progress, completion rates, delays, bottlenecks and KPIs by location.
- Decision CenterEvery recommendation across the lifecycle, ranked by what it costs to leave it sitting.
- Ask ManufactINSA manufacturing expert with the whole operation in context — ask anything, get a cited answer.
- Shop FloorLive floor — lines, machines, output, scrap and downtime as they happen.
- Fabrication OrdersEight-stage heavy-steel fabrication — an uploaded order’s own work orders through its route, stage by stage from its production plan and shift reports, with its inspections and NCRs; the demonstration plants show the shop-floor tablet board.
- Fabrication DecisionsStart readiness for the next three weeks — material, weld holds, QA gates — and the order’s recommendations, each applied and then confirmed by the person responsible.
- ProcurementRequisitions to POs, supplier quotes, price history and buy-now / wait recommendations.
- SuppliersSupplier 360 — price, quality, delivery, risk score and the alternates when one slips.
- InventoryStock by site, status and batch, with turns, excess, dead stock and safety-stock health.
- WarehousesReceiving, putaway, picking and dispatch, with barcode / QR-ready movements.
- WorkforceSkills, machine qualification, shifts and productivity — and where the skill gaps are.
- Document ReaderRead any document — photo, scan, PDF, Word or text, printed or handwritten, any language — check its text, and file what it records on the order: Claude or ChatGPT shows which registers it updates and which waiting decisions it answers.