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Work Orders - List

The Work Orders page is where you manage all production orders. A work order represents a manufacturing job: it records which item is to be produced, for which customer, how many are planned and what time frame applies. From a work order you can drill into its positions (Bill of materials lines and operations), track progress and close the order once production is complete.

Work Orders list

Opening the list​

  1. In the main navigation, go to Documents › Work Orders.
  2. The list opens showing all open work orders by default (filter Closed = Open is pre-set).

Click any row to open the Work order detail page, or click + in the toolbar to add a new one (see Creating a work order).

The filter bar above the grid lets you narrow down the list. Type in the search box to search across Sales Order, Item and Customer Name at once. Use the individual filter fields for more precise control.

FilterDescription
ReferenceFilter by linked documents. Use the selection dialog to pick from the list. Manual reference, or automatic reference when sales-order related.
WO IDFilter by one or more work order IDs (DocEntry). Use the selection dialog to pick from the list.
ClosedShow open or closed work orders. Defaults to Open. Set to blank to show all.
TypeFilter by production type. The available values come from the Production Types master data.
CustomerFilter by customer ID. Type the customer code directly.
ItemFilter by one or more item codes. Use the selection dialog to pick from the item list.
PriorityFilter by one or more priorities. Use the selection dialog to pick from the Priorities master data.

Press Go to run the search with the current filter values. Press Clear to reset all filters. Press Adapt filters to select any value(s) based on the columns in the list below.

List columns​

The grid shows the most useful fields by default. Use the column settings button to show or hide additional columns.

ColumnDescription
StatusThe calculated status of the position, shown as a colored badge: Open (no quantity made yet), In Work (some quantity made but not closed), or Closed.
WO IDThe unique numeric identifier of the Work order (DocEntry).
ReferenceThe sales order the Work order was created from, if any.
Order DateThe date the Work order was entered.
CustomerThe customer code and name, shown as Code – Name.
ItemThe item (finished good) to be produced. Clicking the link navigates to the item master data.
TypeThe production type (e.g. Standard, Rework, Repair).
Start DateThe planned production start date and time.
End DateThe planned production end date and time.
Delivery DateThe date the finished goods are due to be delivered.

Additional columns​

The following columns are available but hidden by default. Use the column settings button to show them.

ColumnDescription
Work TimeThe total work time already posted against this order.
Target TimeThe planned (target) work time for the entire order.
Receipt CountThe number of goods receipts that have been posted for this order.
PriorityThe production priority for this order.
BranchThe business place (branch) the order belongs to.
Branch IDThe internal number of the branch.
ProjectThe project code the order is linked to, for cost tracking.
Status DescriptionA free-text description of the current status; set by the posting process.
Status %The completion percentage of the order.
LockedIndicates whether the order is locked against further changes.
Planning OrderWhen checked, this is a planning order only and has not yet been confirmed for production.
OverheadThe overhead costs posted to the order.
ColorThe color assigned to the order's production type, used to highlight the row in the list.
ClosedIndicates whether the order has been closed.
CreatedDate and time the work order was created.
Created ByUser who created it.
ModifiedDate and time the work order was last changed.
Modified ByUser who last changed it.
Project managerThe person responsible for the project the order is linked to.
Ship-To-CodeThe customer's ship-to address code.
PhoneA contact phone number.
ZipThe delivery postal code.
PrintWhether the work order has been printed.
Additional textA free-text field for longer notes or instructions relating to the order.
Actual timeThe total actual time recorded for the order, as used in cost calculations.