⚡ 1-Minute Summary A production or process order is the official factory command to manufacture a set amount of a specific product. The ERP system generates the business demand, while the MES translates that demand into executable tasks on the shop floor. An order links the product, batch ID, volume, Bill of Materials ( BOM ), recipe, scheduling dates, and targeted equipment. Released means the order is cleared for execution. Started means physical manufacturing is underway. The MES captures actual real-world results and feeds material consumption and completion data back to the ERP. We will use Batch B10025 as our running example throughout this guide. Topic Map MANUFACTURING ORDER | +-- Business Need | +-- Product | +-- Quantity | +-- Due Date | +-- Order Definition | +-- Batch B10025 | +-- BOM (Bill of Materials) | +-- Recipe / Routing | +-- Planned Line / Area | +-- Order Status Lifecycle | ...
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