Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central Manufacturing Part II: Manufacturing Orders

[@danielibrahim891]

Perhaps the best video I've watched explaining the Production Order process.

[@WebSanSolutionsInc]

Thank you, Daniel, we look forward to diving deeper into more content like this!

[@indranijayakody3381]

This video also very good, I have learned lot. Many Thanks, Indu

[@aramzadikian]

Really appreciate the super thoughtful approach to this content. Please keep them coming.

[@hanswiriya]

we are implementing BC on-prem now. Question: when I try to released a Production Order from Firm to Release, it will take up to 10 minutes for one Production Order, is it normal? We have BC on new server with specification a little more beyond min requirement as request from our consultant. The consultant can only says it take so long because the system has to recalculate all inventory level and so on.

[@WebSanSolutionsInc]

Could be your own server setup/configuration. Perhaps server diagnostics? Normally this should take only a few seconds.

[@AslamkhanMSD365BC]

Firm Planned Pro.Order ( Error when calculating backward. Calendar is not available before 26/01/21 for Work Center WC-QC) kindly guide to resolve.

[@WebSanSolutionsInc]

Go into your work center and re-calculate the calendar for 2021 and probably 2022 as well.

[@AslamkhanMSD365BC]

@@WebSanSolutionsInc Thanks

[@JayBeachler]

Amazing video!

[@WebSanSolutionsInc]

If you're actively using MRP then YES. In the actual firm-planned or released production order it won't warn you until you try to post the production journal on the released production order. Our recommendation would be to implement MRP. If you need help, you know who to call. :-)

[@JayBeachler]

@@WebSanSolutionsInc Thank you so much !

[@jokerrhe]

Can you subcontract the entire production order?

[@WebSanSolutionsInc]

@jokerrhe, The last step of the production order can't be a subcontract step. If everything is subcontracted, then that would be the equivalent of just "purchasing" something, correct? We'd have to have further insight into the use case to answer this better.

[@venitamuller2657]

Hi, this is really great content, thank you. Question, how do you go about doing a part completion of a works order and back flushing the associated materials?

[@WebSanSolutionsInc]

Hi Venita, Please send your question to [e-mail], one of our manufacturing experts will be able to answer your question. WebSan Team

[@knsaicharan]

Oh..I found the playlist.