Kanban by stage
Orders move through stages; also in a pivot view for analysis.
Production orders
Know what every batch you produce really costs.
Every order moves through stages on a Kanban board, consumes components with FEFO, records scrap and costs, and ends with a QR label per package. If a batch causes trouble, you trace it in one click.
Without MKA
- The real cost of production is known at month end, if at all.
- Scrap gets “absorbed” and never shows up in any report.
- A customer complains and you don’t know which inputs went into that batch.
What you’ll measure
Cost per unit
Bs 4,18−6 %
Scrap rate
2,7 %−1,9 pts
Orders closed on time
93 %+8 pts
Work in progress
Bs 212 K−15 %
Sample indicators with illustrative data. In MKA they are computed live from your operation.
Try it right here
The supervisor confirms, the operator produces on his tablet.
On the left, the Line 2 operator’s tablet; on the right, the supervisor’s board. The supervisor confirms the Quinoa cookies order; the operator starts it (components are consumed by FEFO), records scrap and finishes it: the QR label prints with its lot and the supervisor sees the real cost per package. Press “Watch it run” to see it play.
Example flow
From the order to the labeled package
Benefits
Why Production orders in MKA
FEFO consumption
Components are consumed from the lot that expires first.
Scrap recorded
Scrap is recorded on the order and stays in the cost, not hidden.
Costs per order
Cost logging on every order so you know what each batch costs.
QR labels
One QR label per produced package, ready to print.
Lot traceability
A drawer shows what each lot is made of, with expiry alerts.
In detail
Everything included
Orders
- Stage transitions
- Kanban and pivot views
- Order import
- PDF work sheet
- Orders created from sales orders
Execution
- Work centers
- Rapid execution
- Component consumption with FEFO
- Scrap registration
- Cost logging
Inventory and traceability
- WIP and finished-goods inventory
- QR labels per produced package
- Lot traceability drawer
- Expiry alerts
Reports
- Executive production reports
- Advanced production reports
All-in-One
Connects with
Data flows between modules on its own: no integrations, no exporting or importing.
Planning & MRPBills of materials, MRP runs and daily production plans.Lots & locationsLot and location traceability, with FEFO and no negative stock.InventoryMulti-warehouse stock with approved transfers, kardex and counts that add up.Orders & shipmentsOrders, partial shipments and consolidated invoicing, all linked.
FAQ
Where do production orders come from?
From MRP, from a sales order or from an import.
How do I know which inputs went into a batch?
From the lot traceability drawer you see the components and lots the order consumed.
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