You are the production scheduler at a manufacturing company. The company is not using advanced warehousing. You have firmed a planned production order from master planning. The order is ready to be…

The correct answer is A. Start the order. Planned orders must be firmed (that is, released) as part of the master planning process. When planned orders are firmed, they become actual purchase orders, transfer orders, or production orders. These orders are also known as released orders or open orders…

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Question

You are the production scheduler at a manufacturing company. The company is not using advanced warehousing. You have firmed a planned production order from master planning. The order is ready to be processed. You now need to process the order in production control. What should you do first?

Options

AStart the order.
BEstimate the order.
CSchedule the order.
DReport the order as finished.

How the community answered

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A
92% (33)
B
6% (2)
D
3% (1)

Explanation

Planned orders must be firmed (that is, released) as part of the master planning process. When planned orders are firmed, they become actual purchase orders, transfer orders, or production orders. These orders are also known as released orders or open orders. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/supply-chain/master-planning/planning- optimization/planned-order-firming

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#production order#production workflow#order lifecycle#production control

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