Routing Detail

In the Routing entry, the following details are entered for each process. This a grid entry with details entered from 1 to n number of processes.

Contents Details	Particulars
Sl.No	Serial number of the line in the grid. Auto generated
Stage	Stage name of the process. This stage is used in BOM master also so that, materials required can be issued as per the stage level.
Step	Step number within stage,if any
Location Type	Type of location where the process is planned. Inhouse/Subcontract.
Process	Name of the process.
Work Center	Name of the work center where the process is planned Applicable only for In house.
Party	Name of the subcontractor , who will be doing the process. Applicable only for Subcontract
Branch	Name of the subcontractor branch location
Time UOM	The unit of measuring the Setup Time and Cycle Time. Available options are Seconds, Minutes, Hours,Days,Weeks. Default option is Minutes
Preprocessing Lead Days (in Days)	Number of days to start processing an order. This is the period that may elapse from the time an order is released and the work is started. This time is not part of production process time. However this is specified to arrive at planned order release date during MRP run.
Lot Size/Batch Qty	Lot or batch size is the number of quantity that will be processed in a single batch/lot
Set up Time	Time required to do the setting up. This time is fixed for the Lot Size/ Batch Quantity. The time has to be entered in Time UOM mentioned above. (default minutes)
Cycle Time	Time required to process one cycle of producion . The time has to be entered in Time UOM mentioned above. (default minutes)
Variable Quantity	In some scenario, one cycle will produce more than one quanity. (Default value is 1) To arrive at Cycle time for one quantity , this field is entered. Cycle Time / Qty = Cycle Time/ Variable Quantity
Post processing Lead Days (in Days)	Number of days to required to complete the order after production. This is the period that may elapse from the time an order is produced and the material is released. This time is not part of production process time. However this is specified to arrive at planned order release date during MRP run.
Process Lead Time (Calculated)	This is a calculated information, representing the Total clock Time required for processing 1 Qty Process Lead time = Setup Time + Cycle Time
Manufaturing Lead Time (Calculated)	This is a calculated information, representing the Avg Time required for processing 1 Qty Mfr.Lead Time = (Setup Time /Batch Size) + (Cycle time/Variable Qty)
Rate Type	The rate and charges for the processing may be calculated in multiple mode. Goodbooks supports the following options viz., Fixed Input Qty Based Output Qty Based Depending on the nature of item and process, required type can be selected.
Std. Rate	Standard Rate for the process.
Rate/UOM	Unit of measurement for the Rate.
Output SKU	The code/name of Item Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) that is the output for the process.
Operation	Details of Operation. Goodbooks provides tracking of process in minor operation level also. If there is requirement to track and monitor the production in individual operation level, we can use this option. Please see section Routing Operation Detail for more information

Options are available to add/remove lines of processes. Option to move rows up/down are also available.

Revisions

May 20, 2014 @ 12:48:32 [Current Revision] by vv
May 20, 2014 @ 12:48:06 by vv
May 20, 2014 @ 12:43:16 by vv
May 20, 2014 @ 12:41:16 by vv

Revision Differences

There are no differences between the May 20, 2014 @ 12:48:06 revision and the current revision. (Maybe only post meta information was changed.)

Enter your email Address

Details

Particulars

Sl.No

Serial number of the line in the grid. Auto generated

Stage

Stage name of the process. This stage is used in BOM master also so that, materials required can be issued as per the stage level.

Step

Step number within stage,if any

Location Type

Type of location where the process is planned.

Inhouse/Subcontract.

Process

Name of the process.

Work Center

Name of the work center where the process is planned

Applicable only for In house.

Party

Name of the subcontractor , who will be doing the process.

Applicable only for Subcontract

Branch

Name of the subcontractor branch location

Time UOM

The unit of measuring the Setup Time and Cycle Time.

Preprocessing Lead Days (in Days)

Number of days to start processing an order. This is the period that may elapse from the time an order is released and the work is started.

This time is not part of production process time. However this is specified to arrive at planned order release date during MRP run.

Lot Size/Batch Qty

Lot or batch size is the number of quantity that will be processed in a single batch/lot

Set up Time

Time required to do the setting up. This time is fixed for the Lot Size/ Batch Quantity.

Cycle Time

Time required to process one cycle of producion .

Variable Quantity

In some scenario, one cycle will produce more than one quanity. (Default value is 1)

To arrive at Cycle time for one quantity , this field is entered.

Post processing Lead Days (in Days)

Number of days to required to complete the order after production. This is the period that may elapse from the time an order is produced and the material is released.

Process Lead Time

This is a calculated information, representing the

Total clock Time required for processing 1 Qty

Manufaturing Lead Time

This is a calculated information, representing the

Avg Time required for processing 1 Qty

Rate Type

The rate and charges for the processing may be calculated in multiple mode. Goodbooks supports the following options viz.,

Std. Rate

Standard Rate for the process.

Rate/UOM

Unit of measurement for the Rate.

Output SKU

The code/name of Item Stock Keeping Unit (SKU) that is the output for the process.

Operation

Details of Operation. Goodbooks provides tracking of process in minor operation level also. If there is requirement to track and monitor the production in individual operation level, we can use this option.

Revisions

Revision Differences