MFG/PRO 9.0 User Guide Volume 3: Manufacturing - QAD.com

110 MFG/PRO USER GUIDE — MANUFACTURING
Ï See Chapter 7,
“Shop Floor
Control,” on
page 125.
Ï For more on
using Work Order
Receipt
Backflush, see
“Subcontract
Operations” on
page 113.
Issuing Components
Work order operations begin when a work order is released and its
components issued. Monitor operations using the Shop Floor Control
module.
There are two ways to issue inventory to a work order:
• Issue inventory directly with Work Order Component Issue (16.10).
• Issue inventory as completed products are received with Work Order
Receipt Backflush (16.12).
Inventory transactions occur at different points depending on which
method you use. Component QOH is reduced at a later time using the
backflush method.
Work Order Receipt Backflush combines the functions of Work Order
Component Issue and Work Order Receipt. You can also backflush
quantities different from those received. Either method keeps track of the
inventory transactions used to issue components to a work order and
excludes floor stock, which is issued using an unplanned issue
transaction.
Work Order Component Issue
If all components were picked from the locations printed on the work
order picklist, they can be issued automatically by setting Issue Picked to
Yes. This reduces manual entry because it sets the default sites, locations,
lot/serial numbers, references, and quantities from the detail allocations
on the picklist.