Orders
About Orders
An Order can contain one or more production runs (Jobs) for items that will either be shipped to a specific customer or placed into inventory upon completion. Items placed into inventory can be used in the production of other manufactured parts (as subassemblies) or be pulled from stock and immediately shipped to a customer.
Where to Start
Before you start creating orders, it's important to make sure you have defined all the tables you need and that you understand how the system will behave based on the related company preferences and other settings.
Tables Used on Orders
The following tables are used on an order. (The tables are listed alphabetically for reference purposes.)
Preferences and Other Related Settings
In addition to the listed tables, the following preferences and settings affect the ability to create orders.
Order Details
Each order has information that identifies the job(s), statuses, sales information, and shipping location.
The following links lead to topics that provide reference information for each section of the order entry record.
Go to Order Details - General Section
Go to Order Details - Line Items
Go to Order Details - Available Addresses
Go to Order Details - Comments
Go to Order Details - User Defined Section
Go to Order Details - Shipments
Creating and Editing Orders
Options for Creating Orders
Follow the links below for step by step instructions of creating an order:
Continue to Create a Customer Order From a Quote
Continue to Create a Customer Order From an Estimate (Manufactured Part)
Continue to Create a Customer Order For a Freeform / Undefined Part
Continue to Create a Blanket Order
Continue to Create Jobs With Stock Releases
Continue to How to Process an Order
Once the Order is Created
The Order Process button causes a couple changes to the order record. The Process button calculates job requirements for each line item and makes them available for production.
For more information see Order Processing.
For more information see How to Process an Order.
During this point, job numbers are created. The Unprocess button (replaces the Process button upon clicking) does might allow for the recalculation of the job requirements.
An Order cannot be unprocessed once a Job has had a production related transaction placed against it.
Reports, Forms, and Labels
Reports
The following summary reports are available for review / generation under the Order Reports dropdown menu:
- Job Schedule
- Backlog Summary
- Order Entry Summary
- Shipment Summary
- Cross Reference
- Material Action Summary
Forms and Labels
The following reports / forms / labels are available under the Print dropdown menu located in the Orders Navigator:
- Job Traveler
- Work Order
- Acknowledgment
- Job Label
- Routing Summary
What Comes Next
The next step for a within JobBOSS2 is the creation of a Packing List.
For more information see Packing Lists.