Production Order Window: Summary Tab

The Summary tab displays information about the released and closed production orders.

To access the tab, choose Start of the navigation path Production Next navigation step Production Order Summary End of the navigation path .

Upon the completion of a production order, on the Summary tab, you can observe the product cost for this production order. The product cost is calculated both from the completed product perspective (the Actual Product Cost field), and the consumed component perspective (the Actual Component Cost field and the Actual Additional Cost field). The variance of the cost is displayed in the Total Variance field.

Note Note

This topic documents fields and other elements in this window that either are not self-explanatory or require additional information.

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Production Order Summary Fields

Actual Item Component Cost
Total value of all component items (not including non-inventory components) issued for the production order. Actual component cost = Cost per component * Component issued quantity Note Any item component which has been returned through the return components functionality in the Receipt from Production window reduces the Actual Resource Component Cost value by its cost. End of the note.

Actual Resource Component Cost
Records the cost of all resource components which have been issued for production. Note Any resource component which has been returned through the return components functionality in the Receipt from Production window reduces the Actual Resource Component Cost value by its cost. End of the note.

Actual Additional Cost
Total value of all non-inventory component items, for example, a service or labor cost. The field is updated on production completion.

Actual Product Cost

Total value of all products (the completed parent items) received from the completed product order.

Actual product cost = Cost per component * Expected component usage quantity

The calculation of expected component usage quantity is based on the completed products, which may be equal to or different from the component issued quantity for the product order. When the two quantities are different, the variance appears.

Expected component usage quantity = Planned component quantity * (Actual parent completed quantity / Planned parent quantity)

Example Example

Take the following data for example, you can observe the difference in calculating the Actual Product Cost and the Actual Component Cost.

	Parent Item Produced Quantity	Component Item Issued Quantity
Planned Quantity	31500	40.95
Actual Quantity	30166	40

The cost per component is 100. According to the table above:

Actual Component Cost = 100 * 40 = 4000
This value is removed from inventory in respect of the component items consumed in the production.
Actual Product Cost = 100 * [40.95 * (30166 / 31500)] = 3921.58
This value enters into the inventory in respect of the parent items produced in the production.

End of the example.

Total Variance
Displays the difference between product cost and component cost. Total variance = Actual product cost - Actual component cost The field is updated on production completion.

Actual By-Product Cost
Records the cost of all by-product items which have been received from production, including any rejected by-products. Click (Link Arrow) to open the Inventory Posting List window and view the relevant cost breakdown for the posted by-products.

Variance Per Product
Displays the total variance divided by (quantity completed + quantity rejected).

Variance %
Displays the percentage of the variance per product value.

Journal Remark
Displays the product number, by default. The value is saved in the General Ledger and is displayed in the General Ledger transactions and reports. You can modify the value of the field. Relevant for companies that use perpetual inventory management. Companies that do not use perpetual inventory have no General Ledger transactions.

Planned Quantity
Total planned quantity of the production order.

Completed Quantity
Displays the total quantity reported as completed.

Rejected Quantity
Total quantity rejected in the Production Order.

Due Date
Displays the due date of the Production Order.

Actual Closing Date
Enter the date on which the Production Order was closed. By default, the system sets this date to the system date.

Overdue
Number of days by which the actual close date was overdue.

Total Run Time, Total Additional Time, Total Time
Displays the corresponding values on the Components tab for the resource with the longest Total Time.

Remarks
Enter any additional information regarding the production order.

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Production Order Window