Prepare the production kit
Use kit posting and material issue records to bring the required components into the production process.
PRODUCTION KITS, CONSUMPTION & OUTPUT
Prepare production KITs, record material issues and enter the finished quantity. Follow the stock consumed and the goods sent for quality inspection.
STORES, PRODUCTION & QUALITY
Prepare production KITs, record material issues and enter the finished quantity. Keep the related stock movements and inspection records available for stores, production and quality teams.
Use kit posting and material issue records to bring the required components into the production process.
Record production entries, materials consumed and the quantity of finished goods produced.
Receive production output into QA, record accepted and rejected quantities, and follow the resulting stock movements.
FROM MATERIAL PLANNING TO KITS
Review the material-planning results and resolve shortages before posting KITs. In the KIT-based workflow shown here, posting consumes the BOM components and creates KIT stock for the planned product.
Check the KIT codes, planned quantities and component requirements from MRP.
In KIT mode, posting consumes the required raw materials and creates the KIT quantity.
Review stock at the KIT location before moving it to the production location.
This example uses KIT conversion before issue to production.
One issue document records both sides of the stock transfer.
KIT ISSUES & LOCATION TRANSFERS
Use Issue to Production to move the selected KIT quantity between configured locations within the same warehouse. The issue document keeps the quantity and stock movements available for review.
Identify the KIT product to issue and the warehouse where the stock is held.
The workflow checks the source KIT stock before moving it to the production location.
Check the issue number, date, action type, item, unit and quantity when following up with stores.
Need to return unused KITs? Reverse from Production moves available KIT stock back to the KIT location.
PRODUCTION ENTRIES & STOCK MOVEMENTS
Select the BOM and warehouse, then enter the quantity produced. Posting checks stock at the production location, consumes that quantity of KITs and receives the same quantity of finished goods into QA.
Received into QA-01
| Item / location | Out | In |
|---|---|---|
| Support frame KITKITFG-0042 · PR-01 | 12 Nos | — |
| Support frameFG-0042 · QA-01 | — | 12 Nos |
12 Nos awaiting inspection against PR-0091.
Follow the KIT quantity consumed by the production entry.
Keep the recorded product and output quantity with the production document.
Review the linked inspection record before moving the goods through quality.
PRODUCTION TO QUALITY INSPECTION
Production creates a pending inspection linked to the entry. Record the accepted quantity and remarks; the remaining pending quantity becomes rejected. The result moves goods from QA to the configured accepted and rejected locations.
Identify the production entry and finished item being inspected.
The balance of the pending quantity is recorded as rejected when the inspection is completed.
Keep the quantities, inspector and completion time with the result. Review the accepted and rejected stock separately.
Accepted quantity entered: 10. Remaining 2 recorded as rejected.
RECORDS & CORRECTIONS
Use material issues, production entries and inspection records to investigate a quantity. Check the document status and downstream work before applying a correction.
Review issue and return actions by date, issue number, item, unit and quantity.
Filter production by date, warehouse, product or document. Review produced, reversed and net quantities, with Excel exports for production and QA reports.
While QA is pending, reverse available output from QA and restore KIT stock to production. Full reversal cancels the entry; partial reversal retains the posted entry.
Review MRP and use Post KIT after resolving shortages. In KIT mode, raw components are consumed to create KIT-product stock, which is then issued to production. A separate raw-material transfer mode is available; its process and locations are agreed during setup.
Yes. The production workflow checks the required KIT availability before recording consumption and receiving the finished output.
Production receives the finished quantity into the quality location and creates a pending inspection linked to the production entry.
Yes. Reverse from Production returns available KIT stock from the production location to the KIT location in the same warehouse. The workflow checks source stock and records the return action and paired stock movements.
Yes, while its QA is pending and sufficient output stock remains. Reversal moves finished quantity out of QA and restores KIT stock to production. A full reversal cancels the entry; a partial reversal keeps the entry posted and records the reversed quantity.
Production and material issues are included in Growth and Advance, together with BOMs, material planning and quality inspection. Advance adds shop-floor performance, subcontracting, integrations and HRM.