This article contains the commonly used API calls for Production Orders.

With the MKG API, it is possible to establish integrations between your ERP package and third-party software. From the Smart Industry perspective, we are working on new applications and technologies, digitalizing factories and the supply chain. In this webinar, we will show you the current possibilities to further automate your processes via add-ons. As an example, 2 integrations are highlighted: Arkoni and McMain.

Above the calendar in My MKG, you create a new activity. The detailed information about the activity becomes visible on the right side of your screen. You then choose one of the following types: consultancy, action point, course, or implementation step. In this article, we will delve deeper into the activity itself.

To plan, resources must be entered.

To be able to schedule with a resource, the availability of the resource must also be specified for all days of the week and public holidays.

The capacity overview is a separate module in MKG that displays how capacity is planned relative to the available capacity.

In addition to production orders, calculations can also be scheduled.

Production orders can be easily created based on existing structures and data. In these situations, input remains limited or is even completely unnecessary. This guide shows how to manually enter a production order.

In this guide, we cover the screens within Production Order Management and the relevant components.

The 'Production Order Action List' can be accessed from the MKG menu, but is also invoked when selecting an action button on the production order. In the 'Production Order Action List', selection conditions can be used.

Samengestelde producten kunnen gefaseerd worden gepland. Als het veld 'Productiefase' wordt ingevuld op de productieorderregel, zal er in de volgorde van deze fase worden gepland.

The taskbar of Calculation Management contains several functions that are explained here.

To manage business processes, MKG uses the status-and-action model. After performing an action, the status of a process changes. This article provides an overview of the available statuses and actions in the production order process.