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Journey · Manufacturing

Work sentout and back

The job worker gets the order, material goes by train, and every gram comes back counted.

5 steps

Step by step

  1. Step 1

    The job worker gets the order

    Buying's purchase order for the job work reaches the job worker, on WhatsApp or SMS, where they actually read.

    Purchase order · Buying → Job Work

  2. Step 2

    Material out by train

    The material for the job goes out to the job worker, tracked to the gram.

    Material · Manufacturing → Job Work

  3. Step 3

    It comes back by train

    The processed work comes back, and what came back is accounted for to the gram against what went out.

    Processed work · Job Work → Manufacturing

  4. Step 4

    Checked when it returns

    Quality inspects what came back before it is accepted; a rejection raises a rework order on its own.

    Inspection · Quality → Manufacturing

  5. Step 5

    Into stock, costed

    The finished product goes into stock, and its real cost, material, labour and overhead, posts to the books.

    Product · Manufacturing → Stock + Cost · Stock → Accounting

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The demo opens on a demo company in a new tab. You make, in order: Purchase Order → Subcontracting Order → Stock Entry → Subcontracting Receipt.

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  • Made to order

    A sales order becomes a work order; material is issued, made, checked and costed.

  • Trace a bad batch

    One complaint, and the batch is traced back to its supplier and forward to every buyer.

  • A machine breaks down

    The breakdown is logged, spares come from stock, and the history sits on the machine.

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