Is the works order ready to process?
This option allows you to check whether a works order is ready to be made; i.e. if all necessary materials have been received into stock.
To check a works order
Open: Works Orders > Processing > Ready to Process?.
- Select the required works order. Shortages are listed and single batch shortages are shown in colour.
- To allocate the components that are not excluded, click Allocate.
- Select the allocation or issue date.
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Select an item, clear the check box and click Suggest Qtys.
The Suggest Qtys window appears.
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To request suggested quantities sufficient to make a certain amount of finished items, select the To make option and enter the number of finished items.
The number of finished items must be valid for the stocked unit of the item. If not, it is automatically adjusted to the nearest appropriate value.
- To suggest as much as possible (obviously restricted by the original required quantity and the current available stock), select the As much as possible option.
- To save the suggested quantities, click OK.
- Select the Allocation Date.
- Select an item and click in the Allocate Now column to manually enter the quantity to be allocated.
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Enter a positive quantity to allocate or a negative quantity to unallocate.
The quantity you enter must be valid for the stocked item. If not, it is automatically adjusted to the nearest appropriate value.
You cannot unallocate more than the quantity currently allocated.
- Repeat the process for other items as required.
- Select the allocation or issue date.
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Click Add Component.
The Add Component window appears.
- Select the component you want to add from the Product Code drop-down list.
- Enter the quantity required.
- To add the component allocation, click Add.
- To return to the Works Orders List, click Close from the Ready To Process window, or OK from the Enter Stock Allocations for window.
The Ready To Process window lists those items that are excluded.
Note: The quantity must be valid for the stocked unit of the item. If not, it is automatically adjusted to the nearest appropriate value.
If you are allocating components, the component is added to the stock allocations list for the works order.
If you are issuing components, the component is added to the stock issues list for the works order.
The Sage 200 Manufacturing module is currently in extended support. You can find out more about support in our product lifecycle (opens in a new tab).
We are retiring the Manufacturing module from our software with the Sage 200 Professional 2025 R2 release. Please speak to your Sage Business Partner to find out more.