As a production planner, you want to be able to build and manage a complete forecast structure from a sales or production order. After all, you want insight into purchasing needs, planning load, and lead times. Forecast explosions can be automatically generated. This article explains how it works.

The standard report 'Planning List' shows the planned and spent time of all operations per resource per year per start week and end week.

Planning production orders brings together data from all over MKG, such as operations and resources, but also employees and time registration. If an operation goes differently than planned, a notification may arise. What does such a notification mean and what triggers it? This article provides an overview of all planning notifications.

This article describes the administration settings on the 'General' tab. On this tab, you will find the settings for 'Registration default based on', 'Entering hours', 'Processing hours', 'Holidays', and 'Operations'.

To work with production locations, MKG must be properly configured. This article explains which administrative settings and tables are important.

For the benefit of production locations, the Inventory List contains a Pick-up List and a Drop List. This article provides an explanation of both lists, with a focus on the status of the production location.

With the 'Production Locations' functionality, semi-finished products and processed materials can be tracked during the production process. A production worker always knows where the semi-finished products have been placed after the previous operation. In this article, you will learn how to work with production locations on the Shop Floor.

The standard dashboard 'Production Order Status List' displays all subassemblies linked to operations that have not yet been reported ready, based on planning operations. The sorting is based on the planned date of the subassembly.