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• Sales
• Production
• External Documents
• Analysis
• Purchasing
• Design

Stocktaking

	Stock Take Analysis Finished Goods
	Stock Take Analysis Work in Progress

Order Book

	Outstanding Orders Condensed
	Outstanding Orders Detailed
	Order Status By Make Stage And Material

 

Reps

	Reps Commissions
	Reps Commissions Detailed

 

Stocks

	Customer Rejections
	Stock Valuation By Customer
	Customer Returns

 

Deliveries

	Shipped Values
	Delivery Schedule

Shop Floor Instructions

	Pull List
	Mold List
	Job Card

WIP

	WIP Stages
	WIP Stocks

Planning

	Delivery Schedule
	Material Requirements
	Daily Production
	Requirement Vs Stock
	Deliveries by Date Range
	Production Plan

Companies differ in their requirements; essentially you can dictate the design, content and layout for any reporting requirements.

Three simple examples of how report requirements differ.

	Job Card 1 gives detail in large sections and includes photos
	Job Card 2 aims to show very comprehensive information in a condensed manner and is ideal as a works instruction document as it has space a signature at each manufacturing stage.
	Job Card 3 Combines both. Shop floor documentation could hardly be more comprehensive. Whilst we may seem like a large document to print for 1 order, our experience tells us that it reduces paperwork and this document becomes the only document to print!