I have a dashboard to display on 20+ kiosk TV screens on our shop floor. We are attempting to show the Moves that were completed for today to show how much progress is being made. I have a generic inquiry that displays the columns needed and the only parameter is the Work Center (each TV screen will have a different parameter value for the appropriate work center).I can get my kiosk software to automatically pull up a generic inquiry for the correct work center by adding “&WorkCenter=SUB3” to the URL to be displayed on the TV screen: Dashboard Parameters, however, do not add the “&WorkCenter=SUB3” when a dashboard-level parameter is entered in:Therefore, I have no way to get my kiosk software to display the Moves by work center by using the same dashboard. I would have to create 20+ dashboards, each specific to a work center.Anybody have creative ideas for how to utilize one dashboard but be able to pull up each work center (parameter) via a different URL like I can with Gen
MRP and Production Orders (Scheduling Method Finish On or Start On) use a straight run time calculation to manage dates, not taking into account Crew Size for the work center. Can Acumatica MRP and Production Orders take crew size into account?Here’s the conflict as the system works today. In order to make MRP and Production Order dates work, you would have to add run time to the BOM equal to the straight time, and then adjust your work center Standard Cost equal to your rate x the crew size. For example, if a BOM takes 10 hours to move through a work center, but you have a crew size of 3, really I would like to put 30 hours (man hours) of run time in that operation, and put your real standard cost rate (for one person) on the work center, say it’s $25/hr. But to make MRP and Production Order dates work properly, currently in the system you would have to put 10 hours straight time as the run time and adjust your work center Standard Cost rate to $75 in order to account for the labo
I have a GI that shows Serial #s for a particular Inventory ID that have a QtyAvail greater than zero. I am using the INLotSerialStatus table. In v2021R1, whenever I allocated a serial # for this Inventory ID on a Sales Order, it would update QtyAvail from one to zero, hence making that Serial # disappear from my GI result. After upgrading to 2022R2, the QtyAvail field in the INLotSerialStatus table is no longer updated upon SO Allocation. I cannot figure out which table gets updated upon SO Allocation for a Serial #.
We have a product order that calls for Material Subassembly A. Subassembly A calls for Component Part B. We created the product order and also created linked child order for Subassembly A. MRP has a demand line for Component Part B coming from Subassembly A AND from the product order (MRP must have created this demand item by blowing through the BOM). MRP is not recognizing that Component Part B is already demanded on the child order, so now we’re doubling up demand for Component Part B.
We have a generic inquiry for Move where we display the AMBatch Total Amount and the INRegister Total Cost. We are currently only using final moves from WIP into Inventory, not from operation to operation.How/When is the AMBatch Total Amount populated? Why are so many zero?Acumatica Build 22.115.0035Valuation Method: AverageProduction Order Costing Method: EstimatedSee attached snipping of our Move GI
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