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Kitchen Production Planning
Full nameCloud Kitchen Kitchen Production Planning Micro ERP
Material requirements, work orders, output and waste need a linked production record.
Application configurations3
Extension mappings6
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About this erp
Purpose and scope
Material requirements, work orders, output and waste need a linked production record.
Connected workflows
- Recipe quantities
- meal production orders
- preparation stages
- ingredient consumption
- Source
- ERP_Full_Hierarchy_Catalogue.html
- Family
- Production and material consumption
- Family ID
- production
- Configuration scope
- Industry operations
- Standalone scope
- Own items, recipes or bills of material, workstations, units. Run recipe quantities, meal production orders, preparation stages, ingredient consumption. Maintain record history and role permissions.
- Core records
- Items, recipes or bills of material, workstations, units
- ERP connections
- Inventory, procurement, quality, costing
- Primary workflow
- Recipe quantities → meal production orders → preparation stages → ingredient consumption
- Readiness
- Source-defined reference configuration; runtime unverified.
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3 linked records
Application
Kitchen Production Planning: Production Planner
Full nameCloud Kitchen Production Planner App
Prepare work orders, check material needs and assign production slots.
ApplicationKitchen Production Planning: Production Operator
Full nameCloud Kitchen Production Operator App
Record material issue, stage completion, output and waste.
ApplicationKitchen Production Planning: Production Supervisor
Full nameCloud Kitchen Production Supervisor App
Review output, investigate losses and close approved work orders.