Manufacturing

BOM, Production Plan, Work Order and Job Card — planning and executing production against stock.

Production planning and execution: BOM, Work Order, Job Card, Workstation, Operation, Routing, Production Plan and their capacity/cost structures.

What it does

Manufacturing plans and consumes. A BOM defines what a finished item is made of and, through its Routing, which Operations run on which Workstations. A Production Plan aggregates demand from Sales Orders and Material Requests and explodes it into Work Orders; each Work Order issues raw materials and receives finished goods via Stock Entries, while Job Cards capture time and quantity at each operation.

Key features

Bill of Materials — multi-level, versioned, with scrap items, operating costs and BOM Update/Comparison tools.
Routing and capacity — Operation, Workstation, Workstation Type and Plant Floor, with capacity-based scheduling.
Production Plan — demand aggregation, material-requirement explosion, and sub-assembly planning.
Work Order — required-items table, per-operation status, and backflush or manual material consumption.
Job Card — shop-floor time logs, operator assignment and scrap capture; drives Downtime Entry analysis.
Disassembly Order — reverse a manufactured item back into its components.

Entity relationships

Each diagram below is one connected cluster of entities. Edges are labelled with the fieldname that carries them — see relationship notation for how to read the crow’s feet.

Job Card

Job Card records execution of a Work Order operation and brings together its workstation, employees, time logs, scheduled slots, consumed items, and completed quantities.

Split across 3 diagrams so each stays legible; Job Card repeats in each.

Document composition

Parent documents and the child tables they own.

Parent	Table field	Child table	Req
BOM	`exploded_items`	BOM Explosion Item
BOM	`items`	BOM Item	yes
BOM	`operations`	BOM Operation
BOM	`secondary_items`	BOM Secondary Item
BOM Creator	`items`	BOM Creator Item
Blanket Order	`items`	Blanket Order Item	yes
Job Card	`employee`	Job Card Time Log
Job Card	`items`	Job Card Item
Job Card	`scheduled_time_logs`	Job Card Scheduled Time
Job Card	`secondary_items`	Job Card Secondary Item
Job Card	`sub_operations`	Job Card Operation
Job Card	`time_logs`	Job Card Time Log
Master Production Schedule	`items`	Master Production Schedule Item
Master Production Schedule	`material_requests`	Production Plan Material Request
Master Production Schedule	`sales_orders`	Production Plan Sales Order
Master Production Schedule	`select_items`	Master Production Schedule Item
Operation	`sub_operations`	Sub Operation
Production Plan	`material_requests`	Production Plan Material Request
Production Plan	`mr_items`	Material Request Plan Item
Production Plan	`po_items`	Production Plan Item	yes
Production Plan	`prod_plan_references`	Production Plan Item Reference
Production Plan	`sales_orders`	Production Plan Sales Order
Production Plan	`sub_assembly_items`	Production Plan Sub Assembly Item
Production Plan	`warehouses`	Production Plan Material Request Warehouse
Routing	`operations`	BOM Operation
Sales Forecast	`items`	Sales Forecast Item
Sales Forecast	`selected_items`	Sales Forecast Item	yes
Work Order	`non_stock_items`	Work Order Additional Item
Work Order	`operations`	Work Order Operation
Work Order	`required_items`	Work Order Item
Work Order	`secondary_items`	Work Order Additional Item
Workstation	`working_hours`	Workstation Working Hour
Workstation	`workstation_costs`	Workstation Cost
Workstation Operating Component	`accounts`	Workstation Operating Component Account
Workstation Type	`workstation_costs`	Workstation Cost

Entity reference

Transactions

7 entities — submittable business documents that post ledger entries.

Masters

8 entities — reference data with an independent lifecycle.

Child tables

27 entities — row sets owned by exactly one parent document.

Stock

Item, Warehouse, and every movement of quantity and value — Stock Ledger Entry, Bin, batches, serials and reconciliation.

Subcontracting

Subcontracting Order and Receipt — outsourced production where you supply the raw material and a supplier does the work.

Quality Management

Quality goals, procedures, reviews, non-conformance and feedback — the QMS layer alongside stock inspection.

Projects

Project, Task, Timesheet and Activity Cost — the source of billable time and project costing.

Look it up

Complete relationship index

Every Link and Table field in scope, sorted by source entity.

Alphabetical entity index

All 448 entities with kind, module, naming rule and reference counts.