Manufacturing Job Card
Think of manufacturing job cards as the passport that follows your product through every step of its creation journey, collecting important stamps and information along the way.
Step 1: Finished Item Details:
When creating a Manufacturing job card from a Manufacturing work order, the system automatically fetches:
Finished item details,Default warehouse information,Scheduled time parameters.
These details are pulled directly from the associated Manufacturing Work Order, reducing manual data entry and ensuring consistency.
Step 2: Manufacturing Job Card Time Log:
Track the time spent by employees on specific manufacturing tasks
Record start and end times for operations
Link employee activities to specific work orders and BOMs
Calculate total time required for production
Step 3: Operation & Workstation Tab:
Ensure proper tracking of where operations are performed
Step 4: Raw Materials Tab:
Displays raw materials required for the manufacturing process
Information is fetched from the Manufacturing work order's raw material section
Tracks quantities, source warehouse, and total weight
Similarly, the Scrap Items & Consumable Material tab shows data about scrap and consumables used
Step 5: Additional Cost Tab:
Record non-material costs associated with the manufacturing process
Track labor costs, electricity expenses, and other overhead costs
Calculate total additional costs for accurate product costing
After submitting a Manufacturing Job Card, the system automatically generates a Stock Entry document that captures the following...
This Stock Entry document serves as the official record of inventory movements and value changes resulting from the Manufacturing operation, ensuring proper tracking of materials and costs throughout the manufacturing process.