If I look at the WIP balance on part tracker, should it match a calculated balance on a job? I have parts where the calculated difference between the first and second operation postings do not match the balance on part tracker for that job. For example: Operation Completed Quantity is 186480 and Operation 20 is 124320. Balance should be 62160. WIP quantity on the job and part tracker shows 26640.I am trying to create a schedule for the second operation that shows balance available. Thank you.
I had a user move something from inspection to a customer instead of to stock. Anybody have a procedure for fixing this? Do I need to issue a new RMA for the parts. Thank you,
The last two times we have copied our production client to the test client it has shut down the production client. We have had to get supports help to fix the issue. Has anyone else seen this? We are on 10.2.400.17 on our own server. Support has not been able to give us a good answer as to the reason.
Does anyone understand how the earned hours are calculated in job details? I have a scenario where 3 SKUs are produced at the same time so the crew size is .33. It appears that the earned hours and earned cost ignore this crew size. If they standard is 100 per hour for each part and they produce 100 of each it calculates earned hours as 3 hours. It looks like I would need to triple my standard rate to have it calculate one earned hour. I also think it uses this same calculation to determine resource group efficiencies. Thanks for your help.
I have one user that gets no data when he runs a dashboard. It works for everyone else. I have cleared the cache and he has no personalization's. I have had this issue in the past and ended up creating a new user I.D. Anyone else run into this?
When I try to create, or change a BAQ I get the following error:System.ArgumentNullException: Array cannot be null.This happens even if there is nothing on the BAQ except the name and description. Has anyone seen this issue? Support has not been able to find the solution yet.
Ihave been tasked with adding the final operation due date to a Dashboard schedule. Any ideas on where this exist within the tables. I have been searching without any success.
I am confused by how Epicor handles scrap on production jobs. When scrap is posted on an operation and their was material assigned to that operation the material allocation is reduced by the amount consumed. The issue I have is that the system still assumes that the full amount will be completed on the job. For example I have a one to one relationship between a component and a finished part. The job calls for 10 of the parent and allocates demand for 10 of the component. If scrap is posted in production for 1 of the parent parts the amount of demand on MRP for the component is reduced by one. MRP still says I can expect all 10 of the finished parts. How do you make a finished part without component material? Is there something missing in our setup that causes this? We are on 10.2.400.17. Thanks.
We are looking to add a division to our chart of accounts. Any pitfalls or concerns we should be looking out for? Also does anyone have a list of steps required.
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