The Shop Module
The Shop module is where you define the routes your products take through your factory, record the progress of works orders as they are made, print progress reports and create job costing and WIP valuation reports.
The various machines and areas on
your shopfloor should be divided into workcentres.
These workcentres are entered into Herschel using the workcentre tool...
Fri, 26 Feb, 2016 at 2:10 PM
A file of operator details is
held by Herschel. This contains details of your shopfloor employees, and is
maintained using the operator tool:
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For each manufactured partnumber one or more routes can be held. A
route describes the sequence of operations a partnumber follows during its
manufacturin...
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The transfer
route costs option in the assemblies module can be used to calculate the total
overhead and labour costs for a route and transfer the totals ...
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When a works order for a partnumber is created (using the Make module’s works order tool) the route file is examined. If a route is
found, you can copy the...
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A route card is a list of the operations required to manufacture a
works order. Each works order should be accompanied by its route card as it
progresses ...
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As an operation (or part of an operation) is completed on a works
order it is recorded on the route card by your staff and then entered into Herschel using...
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The partnumber enquiry is identical to that in the Store module -
there is no need to leave the Shop module to look at the details of a partnumber:
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Many of the Shop module reports
print details for a range of items. This allows you to select the amount of
information listed. However, you should take c...
Tue, 1 Mar, 2016 at 8:48 AM
By entering the components of a product into an assembly and its operations into a route it is possible to roll up
the cost of the assembly components, add...
Tue, 1 Mar, 2016 at 8:50 AM