Production Process for Stamps and Publications
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Production Process for Stamps and Publications
Simplified Assembly and Production Process for Stamps and Publications Introduction Use this Job Aid as a reference when assembling stamps and producing publications. The Assembly and Production Foundation solution is a simplified version of the Umoja Assembly and Production functionality. It is used to track raw material consumption, work-in-progress inventory and finished goods generated through the Assembly and Production process related to stamps and publications. It will be used by the UN Postal Authority and UN Conference Services. Within Logistics, Umoja will act as both a financial as well as Equipment and Inventory Management solution. It enables the recording and tracking of materials on a quantity and value basis, at the storage location level. It also includes planning, entry and documentation of stock movements (Goods Receipt, Goods Issue, physical stock transfer, transfer posting and physical inventory verification). Umoja standardizes the concepts of plant and storage location. A plant is the location where materials are produced, purchased, stored, inventoried, shipped, received and valuated or from which services are provided. A storage location reflects the inventory owned by a particular Funds Center in a plant. It also reflects the geographical locations that fall within the same plant. One Funds Center can therefore have multiple storage locations. No two Funds Center can share the same storage location. After each Goods Receipt process, a good becomes an inventory item in Umoja. Its location is determined by its plant. Its ownership by Funds Center is reflected in the storage location. Its inventory type is determined by its Stock Type. Inventory in Umoja has the following attributes: • It is centrally stocked and issued in support of the Requsitioner’s mandate • It is replenished, stocked and issued from a centrally managed location Umoja Foundation Training Job Aid: Simplified Assembly and Production Process for Stamps and Publications 1/17 • • It is physically counted and accounted for on a regular basis (at least once a year per the IPSAS requirements) It is integrated with Financial Accounting to enable financial posting * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * End-to-End Assembly and Production Process Production Order A production order defines which material is to be processed, at which location, at what time and how much work is required. It also defines which resources are to be used and how the order costs are to be settled. The production order can be used to specify: What is to be produced When production is to take place Which capacity is to process the order How much production costs At the UN, production orders are to be created to reflect correct planned reservations of raw materials against available stocks and check for availability * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * T-codes Production and Assembly Goods Issue and Receipt Create and Update BOM Create Production Order Display Production Order Confirm Production Order Settle Production Order Stock Overview CS01 CO01 CO03 CO11N KO88 MMBE Goods Issue Against Production Order Reverse Goods Issue Goods Receipt Against Production Order Reverse Goods Receipt Stock Requirement List MIGO Movement Type Z61 MIGO Movement Type Z62 MIGO Movement Type Z03 MIGO Movement Type Z04 MD04 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Bill of Material Umoja Foundation Training Job Aid: Simplified Assembly and Production Process for Stamps and Publications 2/17 A Bill of Material (BOM) is a list of the raw materials, assemblies, parts, and quantities needed to manufacture an end product. If the same item is produced repeatedly with the same raw material, a BOM can be created that is linked to the material master and prepopulate fields on the production order. The Production Planner should check of a BOM exists for the final product. If the BOM is found, the Production Planner can proceed directly to create a Production Order. The specifications on the BOM will be prepopulated in the production order automatically. If the BOM is not found, the Production Planner can either create a BOM for the material or proceed directly to create the Production Order and input fields manually. The BOM is optional but recommended for material that will be frequently produced. The steps to create a BOM are: 1. Enter CS01 in the Command field 2. Click the Enter icon. The Create Material BOM: Initial Screen is displayed 3. 4. 5. 6. Enter the Material number for the finished product in the Material field Enter the Plant name where this material will be produced in the Plant field Enter 1 in the BOM Usage field for Production If a BOM already exists and the user wishes to create a new BOM, the sequential number can be entered in the Alternative BOM field. Note that on the Production Order the first BOM will always be defaulted Umoja Foundation Training Job Aid: Simplified Assembly and Production Process for Stamps and Publications 3/17 7. Click the Enter icon. The Create material BOM: General Item Overview screen is displayed 8. Enter the L in the Item Category (ICt) field to use components in stock 9. Enter the component material number in the Component field 10. Enter the quantity needed of that component in the Quantity field 11. Click the Save icon when complete. At this time, any production orders created for this finished material will automatically populate the component information from this BOM * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Create Production Order The steps to create a Production Order are: 1. Enter CO01 in the Command field 2. Click the Enter icon. The Production Order Create: Initial Screen is displayed Umoja Foundation Training Job Aid: Simplified Assembly and Production Process for Stamps and Publications 4/17 3. 4. 5. 6. Enter the material number for the finished product in the Material field Enter the plant where the goods will be received in the Production Plant field Enter the Order Type. The options are ZP01 for UN Publications and ZP02 for stamps The user can also copy a previously created production order using the Copy from section. Note that all fields should be checked if this option is used 7. Click the Enter icon. The Production order Create: Header screen is displayed 8. On the General tab, enter the quantity to be produced in the Total Qty field 9. Enter the estimated end date in the Basic Dates End field Umoja Foundation Training Job Aid: Simplified Assembly and Production Process for Stamps and Publications 5/17 10. Click the Assignment tab. Enter the Business Area and Functional Area. It is critical that the user enter the Functional Area here as this field cannot be edited after the production order is created. If the user did not enter this field, delete the production order and create a new one Umoja Foundation Training Job Aid: Simplified Assembly and Production Process for Stamps and Publications 6/17 11. Click the Goods Receipt tab. Click the Stock Type drop-down list and select Unrestricted 12. Enter the storage location (e.g. 2000) in the Stor. Location field Note: Since the Production Order does not link directly to any account assignments, it is crucial the user inputs the storage location that is funding the assembly and production process. The budgetary impact will be for the storage location inputted here Umoja Foundation Training Job Aid: Simplified Assembly and Production Process for Stamps and Publications 7/17 13. If a BOM already exists for the material, information on the Master Data tab is populated automatically. Umoja Foundation Training Job Aid: Simplified Assembly and Production Process for Stamps and Publications 8/17 14. Click the Go to menu. Select the Overview > Components menu item. The Product Order Create: Component Overview screen is displayed 15. If there is a BOM for the material, some fields are already pre-populated. If there is no BOM, populate the required fields (see section for creating BOM). In addition, the Issuing Storage Location field is optional Umoja Foundation Training Job Aid: Simplified Assembly and Production Process for Stamps and Publications 9/17 16. On the same screen, the Backflush indicator can be checked. This indicator allows all components to be automatically issued and received by the production plant once the production order is confirmed. It is recommended that the users check this 17. Click the Go to menu. Select the Overview > Operations menu item 18. Enter the Work Center in the Work Center field Umoja Foundation Training Job Aid: Simplified Assembly and Production Process for Stamps and Publications 10/17 19. Double-click the operation number 0010. The Production Order Create: Operation – Details screen is displayed. The operation details can be entered here 20. Click the StandardVals tab. Enter the number of labor hours (e.g. 8) and the unit (e.g. h for hour) in the Labor field 21. Click the Save icon. Note the production order number that is generated Check Stock Requirement List Umoja Foundation Training Job Aid: Simplified Assembly and Production Process for Stamps and Publications 11/17 The users can check the Stock Requirement List using T-code MD04 to see that the components listed in the production order (or as part of the BOM) have been reserved and are not part of the available stock Confirm Production Order Production confirmations are given for quantity that is already produced. If production is planned to go over month-end, confirmation to be entered after completion The steps to confirm a Production Order are: 1. Enter CO11 in the Command field. Click the Enter icon 2. The Enter Time Ticket for Production Order screen is displayed 3. Enter the order number in the Order field 4. Determine whether the goods are being partially confirmed to fully confirmed by selecting the appropriate option in the Confirm.type dropdown. Umoja Foundation Training Job Aid: Simplified Assembly and Production Process for Stamps and Publications 12/17 5. Enter the quantity produced in the Yield field 6. Enter the number of labor hours in the Labor field. Enter H in the Labor Unit field for hours 7. Click the Goods Movements button to confirm that the appropriate information is updates in the following fields: Material Yield Labor Umoja Foundation Training Job Aid: Simplified Assembly and Production Process for Stamps and Publications 13/17 8. Select the Completed check box 9. Click the Save icon to confirm the Production Order Note: The budget (determined from the storage location on the production order) is consumed when production order is confirmed If there are discrepancies between the amount entered in the production order and the amount that is produced: If additional items were produced, the users can manually perform a goods issue against the production order If less items were produced than expected, the users should only issue the produced amount and close production order Umoja Foundation Training Job Aid: Simplified Assembly and Production Process for Stamps and Publications 14/17 Stock Overview After the production order is confirmed, the components are consued. The steps to display the plant stock of a material are: 1. Enter MMBE in the Command field 2. Click the Enter icon 3. Enter 1400000111 in the Material field 4. Enter CH00 in the Plant field 5. Enter 2002 in the Storage Location field 6. Click the Execute icon 7. Note the quantity of the following stock types: Unrestricted Quality inspection Blocked Receive Finished Goods When doing receipt, the final good will be available in stock Umoja Foundation Training Job Aid: Simplified Assembly and Production Process for Stamps and Publications 15/17 Close Production Order To close the production order, Order Settlement After the completion of the production process, the Production Planner needs to settle the production order. 1. Enter the T-code KO88 2. Populate the Order, Settlement period, and Fiscal Year 3. Check the Test Run checkbox to perform the settlement as a test run first. When the test run is complete, uncheck the Test Run box to perform the actual settlement 4. The settlement rules can be checked prior to the settlement. It shows that the costs accumulated on the production order (cost of goods, labor, etc) are settled to the final good Umoja Foundation Training Job Aid: Simplified Assembly and Production Process for Stamps and Publications 16/17 Goods have 0 value until the settlement. When doing settlement, the moving average price of the goods need to be determined the first time. In the case where the production process occurs through the end of the month, the production order should be settled prior to closing. Prior to the end of the month, the user needs to partially confirm the amount and settle the confirmed amount. Manage Finished Goods Once the finished goods are received, they are managed appropriately through the various Umoja processes. For example, the Sales and Distribution User will manage the goods if they are for sale or donation. If the goods are being issued to another location, the Inventory User will issue the goods accordingly. If the finished goods are damaged and need to be disposed of, follow the process detailed in the Local Inventory Goods Movement course. Umoja Foundation Training Job Aid: Simplified Assembly and Production Process for Stamps and Publications 17/17