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Giving Priority to production orders

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Posted on by Michael34 50

Hello, I am working with an Ax system with unfinite capacity. HOw can I give priority to planned production orders which are simultanously planned for the same date, meaning: today?! I want to put 1 specific order in front, in order to check if all materials are readily available with an explosion.

Thanks in advance!

Michael

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    Weaveriski 23,620 Moderator on at

    Use the priority field on the setup tab of the works order to indicate one should be scheduled in front of the other.

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    Where can I find the setup tab? I can see the priority column if I click on a planned production order, but I cant alter it. Each order has priority "0".

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    Weaveriski 23,620 Moderator on at

    You cannot do it from the planned screen - the theory is you firm them, then add it into the order and schedule.

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    Hi. This is a similar question: is there a "priority field" setup for the sales team to designate what orders are priority so my production team can decide which ones to schedule for production first?

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    Weaveriski 23,620 Moderator on at

    No, because there is not necessarily a direct relation and few production managers would let the sales team drive priority - get them to use the delivery date - the system then plans back from there which in itself is the priority, then capacity and material come into it and the communication between production and sales.

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    Thanks for the input Steve. In this case, AX is at an early stage (4 mos old) and the shipping date is defaulted to 2-weeks to manage expectations. Production is driven by sales orders, do you see any quick fix or functionality to prioritize sales orders?

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    Weaveriski 23,620 Moderator on at

    You can prioritise sales orders but what you want is to prioritise production.  You need to decide on a process and a flag on each and then adjust to reflect the priority - lots on the sales header you could use, production pool or group on the order. This would be a manual update, because AX wants you to work on dates in reality, otherwise all planning is rubbish anyway!

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