To track production in Sage X3, you need to create a work order in the Manufacturing function. This work order acts like a blueprint for what needs to be produced. After creating it, you use the Production Tracking (GESMTK) or Work Order Tracking functions to log details like how many units were made, what operations… Read More »
In Sage X3 Bills of Materials (BOM) play a significant role for companies involved in manufacturing finished products. They enable the manufacturing unit to plan inventories, design, and estimate the final cost of the entire manufacturing process. One of our clients required the automated creation of Operation-wise Product codes from the routing screen of the… Read More »
In Sage X3,dimension types are analysis codes that can be used to track costs, revenue, and quantities. In various case, user wants to flow the dimension data to the SI/PI/WO transactions and its GL entries. So, to achieve this setup and functionality. Kindly follow below steps. Below is the setup and working of the GL… Read More »
A Work order is an order to make one or more products. Conventionally, the work order uses a bill of materials (BOM) to create a list of materials to be issued, and a routing to make a list of operations to be performed on work centers. Work orders dictate what product need to be manufactured,… Read More »
We do have request to control the scrap when the manufacturing of the product needs to be done. If as such control are not placed then the end user will not hold any control on the wastage while preparing the finished goods. This setup can be done within the Sage X3 functionality toachieve the control… Read More »
Operation tracking for work orders can be tracked by using the stock unit of the produced good or by setting the operations unit. This can be set by default in entry transactions of production tracking. Depending on how the tracking transaction was created, an operation tracking can be performed in either the operation unit or… Read More »
There are business process in which component are not be readily available at the start of the production process, routing code is used to define the specific operation or stage in the manufacturing process at which this component must be available to it. Holding back availability of this component until it is needed can be… Read More »
