Manufacturing Dashboard
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The Manufacturing Dashboard presents the overall data related to the Manufacturing Orders. It shows you the status of the manufacturing orders and helps to track and manage the production process.
Nestled at the top-right corner of the dashboard is the option to select the store for which you want to access the data, offering a personalized and efficient user experience. You can select one or multiple stores as needed and the dashboard view will be customized accordingly.
Manufacturing dashboard can be divided into 2 sections: Key Metrics and Manufacturing Data & Analysis.
The top section of the manufacturing dashboard displays three key metrics. The
Released
This metric displays the number of Manufacturing Orders that are currently in “Released” status.
In Process
This metric displays the number of Manufacturing Orders that are currently in “In Picking” or “Work In Progress” state.
Produced
This metric displays the number of Manufacturing Orders “Produced” on the current date.
Please Note: You can click on each of the figures of these metrics to see a detailed breakdown.
The bottom section of the manufacturing dashboard offers a visual depiction of data and insights related to the manufacturing orders, segmented into four distinct sections.
Quantity Produced: This section displays the number of items produced through a stacked bar chart. To retrieve data for a specific time frame, choose the Start Date and End Date. Execute this by selecting the dates and clicking on the Reload icon situated at the top-right corner of this section.
Top Items by Qty Produced: This section displays the most manufactured items in the form of a bar chart. Use the "Count" drop-down menu to choose the specific number of items for which you intend to retrieve data.
Manufacturing Orders (By Schedule Date): This section displays the number of Manufacturing Orders that are currently in process. This data is segregated as per each Store according to the Status of the Order and the Date on which the Items are scheduled to be produced. For instance, it shows the number of Manufacturing Orders that are scheduled to be produced Upto Yesterday and Yesterday. Additionally, it also shows the Total number of Manufacturing Orders that are in Process for the Store.
You can click on any of these figures (except “Total”) to see a detailed breakdown.
Download the reports as an Image or Document by clicking on the three-line menu and choosing the desired format.
Place the cursor on any section of the Chart to see the exact Data.
