Exact Visual scheduler - Scheduling production orders
Menu path
Manufacturing ➔ Planning ➔ Visual scheduler
Introduction
In this screen, you can schedule all active or new production orders at one time. To schedule a single production order, see Scheduling single production orders.
What version are you using?
The information in this document is based on product update 407 and higher. If you have versions lower than
this, certain features explained here will not be applicable.
How do I schedule production orders?
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In the Selection: Production order screen, define the criteria to display only the production orders that you want to view in the scheduler.
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Click Start.
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In the Shop overview screen, click Unscheduled. Alternatively, you can click Actions, and then click Reschedule.
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In the Global scheduling screen, define the criteria to display the production orders that you want to schedule.
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Under the Production orders tab, select the check box next to a production order that you want to schedule.
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Click the or arrow to define the order of the production order that you want to schedule. Alternatively, you can also click the or to move the production order to the top or bottom of the order, respectively.
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Click Schedule. Production orders that have been scheduled will be displayed in the Shop overview and Operation zoom in forms.
Fields
Schedule production orders
Select one of the following options:
- New — Select this to display all operations with the Active status, production orders with the Open, Approved, Released, and Printed statuses, as well as production orders that do not have scheduled start and end dates.
- Active — Select this to display all operations with the Active status, and production orders with the Open, Approved, Released, and Printed statuses.
Operation
Type or select an operation to display only new or active production orders with production operations that will run through the selected operation.
Through promised date
Type or select a date to display production orders:
- with a delivery line that has the same promised date as or prior to the selected date, and
- a remaining quantity greater than 0.
Start date
Select the date for when the first production operation needs to start.
Keep in mind: This is enabled only if you have selected the Forward schedule check box.
Filter
Select one or more filters from the list of options to further filter the production orders that will be displayed. Click Clear filter to cancel the selection of filters or Apply filter to allow the filtering to be performed based on the selected options.
Open, Authorized, Released, Printed
Select one of the options provided in the drop-down list to display production orders with the selected status.
Note: The production order status will be pre-selected as per the last selection by the user.
Allow scheduling prior to today
Select this check box to allow production orders with a start date prior to the current date to be scheduled.
Allow material to affect scheduling
Select this check box to allow materials to affect the scheduling of production orders with a start date.
Forward schedule
Select this check box if you want to schedule the selected production orders forward from the current date. Otherwise, a backward schedule will be performed for the selected production orders. Selecting this check box will enable the Start date field.
Include project end date as promised date
For a production order without a sales order linked, there will be no promised date because the promised date follows the fulfillment date in a sales order. Therefore, no dates will be displayed under the Promised column for production orders without sales orders linked.
Select this check box if you want the promised date of a production order (without a sales order linked) to follow the planned end date of its respective project. The planned end date is the date filled in the to field of a project card.
Columns
Production orders tab
Selected
Operation orders with the check boxes selected will be scheduled.
Production order
This displays the production orders to be scheduled. Click the hyperlinked production order number to display the production order.
Make item
This displays the make items of the production orders.
Debtor
This displays the customers that the production orders are for.
Promised
This displays the fulfillment date of the linked sales order of the earliest delivery lines with a remaining quantity greater than 0. For a production order without a sales order linked, no date will be displayed unless the Include project end date as promised date check box is selected.
Start date
This displays the dates that the first production orders are scheduled to start.
End date
This displays the dates that the last production orders are scheduled to end.
Status
This displays the statuses of the production orders.
Lead time
This displays the number of days required to ship the make items to the debtors.
Note:
- Zero will be displayed in this column for production orders that are not allocated to any sales order.
- The warehouse lead time and one day of production safety will not be taken into account for the calculation of lead time if:
- the production order is not allocated to a sales order,
- the scheduling is defined as Backward (the Forward schedule check box is not selected), and
- the Include project end date as promise date check box is selected.
Error
This displays the errors occurred that prevented the production orders from being scheduled.
Exceptions tab
Production order
This displays the IDs of the production orders to be scheduled.
Operation / Supplier
This displays the IDs of the operations (inside operations) or IDs of the vendors (outside services) on the production operations that have exceptions.
Steps
This displays the operations being run.
Requirement
This displays the material requirements or the make items being made by a component production linked to the production operation.
Description
This displays the descriptions of the exceptions.
Buttons
Scheduler setup
Click this to display the Scheduler setup screen and define the settings for global scheduled tasks. You can use this to automatically run the global scheduling at the preset times and frequency so that the production orders can be scheduled during down time without having to manually start the process.
Select all
Click this select all displayed production orders. All check boxes in the
Selected column will be selected.
Deselect all
Click this to clear the selections for all displayed production orders. All check boxes at the selected column will be cleared.
Update exceptions
Click this to update the exception list.
Refresh
Click this to refresh the information in the
Global scheduling screen.
Clear
Click this to clear the schedule of selected production orders. However, this will not clear the material requirements and component production that have been manually linked to production operations.
Schedule
Click this to schedule the selected production orders.
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