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Add Production

Add Production creates a production order — the formal instruction to manufacture a specified quantity of a finished good using raw materials defined in your Bill of Materials (BoM / Recipe). Raw materials are reserved when the order is created; actual stock deduction happens on submission.

Prerequisite: Recipe / Bill of Materials

Before creating a production order, you need a Recipe (BoM) for the finished item. Go to All Master → Recipe to define what raw materials are required to produce one unit of the finished good. ABSS multiplies the BoM quantities by the planned production quantity automatically.

Create a production order

  1. 1

    Go to Production → Add Production → New Production Order.

  2. 2

    Select the Recipe (BoM) for the item you want to manufacture.

  3. 3

    Enter the Planned Quantity — the number of finished units to produce.

  4. 4

    ABSS auto-fills the raw material requirements based on the BoM × planned quantity.

  5. 5

    Verify that all raw materials are in stock (ABSS highlights items with insufficient stock in red).

  6. 6

    Select the Source Warehouse (raw materials) and Destination Warehouse (finished goods).

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    Save — the production order is created in 'Draft' status. Raw materials are reserved but not yet deducted.

  8. 8

    Proceed to Submit Production when the run is complete to finalise stock movements.

Field reference

FieldDescription
Production DateDate the production run is being initiated. Determines the accounting period.
Recipe / BoMSelect the Bill of Materials for the item being produced. Raw material quantities auto-fill from the BoM.
Finished ItemThe output product being manufactured in this production order.
Planned QtyQuantity of finished goods to be produced in this run.
Source WarehouseWhere raw materials are being consumed from.
Destination WarehouseWhere finished goods will be received on completion.
Raw Materials GridAuto-populated from the BoM. Shows each raw material, required quantity, and current available stock.
NotesInternal notes for the production team — batch number, machine, shift, etc.