Posts Tagged ‘batch entry’
4.31 feature video – Batch Entry Auto Save
Check out this video for more information about batch entry with this new functionality to automatically assign a batch number and save when a Formula ID is entered.
Read More4.29 feature video – Adding multiple end items to a batch
Check out this video for more information on adding multiple end items to a batch. Multiple end items to a batch This feature came directly from our FOCUS customer event and is a great time saver for those companies adding multiple end items to a batch. In 4.29, it’s now possible to select multiple end…
Read More4.29 feature video – Component lot smart lookup
This feature from our 4.29 release has added more intelligence to the lookup function. This is a great addition with smart functionality.
Read More4.29 feature video – Batch sizing by lot attribute
Check out this video for more information on the batch sizing by lot attribute. Batch sizing by lot attribute This feature is useful in many industries and focuses on a specific attribute or property of a lot and how that affects the quantity to consume of the raw material based on the effective quantity required.…
Read More4.29 feature video – Batch parameter result entry
Check out this video for more information on the batch parameter result entry. Batch parameter result entry This new feature involves parameters that are defined against a formula and results entered against a batch. Previously, the user had to post this info to the notes (such as mixes/shift, the employee responsible for a line, etc.),…
Read More4.28 feature video – Reorder sections on screens
Check out this video for more information about how to customize your sections. Re-order sections on a screen This new functionality gives the user an increased ability to customize screens. In past release updates, we’ve added functionality to add or delete sections, and have furthered that optimization in 4.28 with the option to reorder or…
Read MoreGrouping Production Batches Saves on Cost Per Unit
Different manufacturing organizations use different strategies when it comes to scheduling their production runs. One strategy that manufacturers often use is “manufacturing to order” instead of grouping production batches. Many organizations will choose this method to meet unforeseen demand. In these conditions, the placement of an individual order triggers each separate batch. It is often…
Read MoreTo Batch Yield or Not to Batch Yield?
Formula manufacturers need to keep a keen eye on the batch yields they experience by formula. Aggregate batch yields easily lull you to sleep over time. A company can make or lose money quickly based on batch yields. If a company experiences high yields for some products, it is hard to see that certain products may…
Read MoreGoing Green – Increase Batch Yields
Increase Batch Yields to Consume Fewer Raw Materials Per Finished Goods Produced. You would be amazed at how few companies actually look at their yield analysis by formula over time. It is more common than not that a company looking back at production over the past six months will find certain formulas or processes that…
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