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In every day production a possibility exists that the created production order (PO) was ex.: Wrong data ex. output item no. should have been different Production went wrong and the PO needs to be discarded If no postings (consumption of capacity/materials or output) have been done, deleting a PO is a simple matter and just … Continue reading
The concept is a bit like the by-product, however, the Net Realizable Value (NRV) of the leftovers of production is comparable to the primary item. A co-product receives joint-production costs as well as the primary item. To make joint productions in NAV you can use a family production order. This makes it possible for multiple … Continue reading
By products are products that are the leftovers from the same process as the production output item. A by-product is the output from a joint production process that is inferior in quantity and/or net realizable value (NRV) when compared to the main products. Because they have no influence on reported financial results, by-products do not … Continue reading
Sometimes an item returns from a customer saying fix this error please. For some companies it’s possible to use the service module. The service module has some functionality to track serial number changes, using resources and extra items. Other companies require a much more complicated process for repairing items and for those companies the production … Continue reading
In Microsoft Dynamics NAV it’s possible to make a Production Order or an Assembly Order. Work and components are combined to the finished goods to be put on inventory and having a cost to match. A disassembly is when a produced item needs to be pulled apart again and reuse some of the components while … Continue reading
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