Orax SDI Cloud Reference

 
  1. Introduction
  2. Self-Management tools
  3. Communication and Content management
  4. Sales and Customer Engagement
  5. Service Desk
  6. Project Management
  7. Automation & Wide-Area-Monitoring
  8. Job Cards
  9. Education & B-2-B online training
  10. Billing and customer statements
  11. Inventory & Asset management
  12. Production management
  13. Human Resources and Payroll
  14. Procurement and Supply chain
  15. Ledgers & Accounting
  16. Reporting and Analytics
  17. Administration & configuration
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Production Order Administration

The typical roles required to manage production orders are:

1. Administrative Production Manager
Someone who works in an office and has to peace of mind to meticulously create and review production orders. This person will probably create and maintain Production Templates (updating them from time to time with refinements). It is also the task of the production manager to create or review new production orders and activate them for processing.

The production manager also needs to monitor process on production steps and when production is complete, review the steps and order and make any adjustments to the costing, templates or steps.

2. Stock Controller
The stock controller is mostly concerned with ensuring that accurate production input and output is committed and that finished goods are transferred to the correct locations and dispatched to customers. The stock controller needs to review production orders to ensure that production input and output are correctly processed if they are not doing it themselves (eg. the production manager).

3. Manufacturing Floor Operators
Operators on the factory floor will be processing production steps and logging their progress. They require one or more terminals in order to do this.

 

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