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Step#2 – Inventory Item Attributes About Me

Inventory - Navigation: Items /Master Items
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Step#3 – Define Resources

OPM ALL- Navigation: Process Engineer /Setup/Generic Resource
OPM setups can be explained as below diagram.
• Routing composed of a series of Operations organized in Steps.

• Operations composed of Activities containing Resources.
• Formula composed of Ingredient, Product, and possibly Byproduct.
• Recipe linking the Routing and Formula together with Processing Instructions
Define and maintain resources on the Operation Activity window. Resources are the assets to produce
batches, including production equipment, and employee labor. You can define each resource generally,
for example, OVENS, or specifically OVEN 1, OVEN2 . . . OVEN n. For each resource, assign a
classification code for cost management purposes. You can group resources into resource classifications,
for example, group OVENS and STOVES into COOKING UNITS.
Step#4– Define Operations

OPM ALL- Navigation: Process Engineer/ Process Operations
Operations are nothing but combinations of activities that are required to perform production.
Under activity you can assign related activity

And you can then tie up the resource which we created above to this activity.
So Operations consists of activities and activities consist of resources.
Change the status of the operations as approved for general use.
One can define multiple operations consisting of different activities like mixing rectification etc.
Step#5 – Define Routing

OPM ALL- Navigation: Process Engineer /Process Routings
A routing is a sequenced set of operations to perform to complete a production batch.
In this step we are creating Routing and assigning the above created operation.
Change the status for approving it by Actions and Change Status.

Once changed from new to approved for general use you will see status changed as below.
Step#6 – Define organization as plant and/laboratory

Product Development Security Manager- Navigation: Organization Parameters
In the Yield UOM field. This is UOM of final output product.
Step#7 – Define Formula

OPM ALL- Navigation: Formulator/Formulas
In formula you can decide things like Finished Good would need what kind of ingredient and what will be
by product.
In this example
I am making Chocolate as Finished Good and ingredients will be Chocolate Syrup and Chocolate Water
(all are process manufacturing enabled Inventory items)
And no By-Product
Change the status for approving it by Actions and Change Status.

Once changed from new to approved for general use you will see status changed as below
Step#7 – Define Recipe

OPM ALL- Navigation: Formulator/Recipe
Recipes standardize the structure of all information that describes production of one or more products.
Recipes have:
• Formulas that define the relationship of material resources, including products, ingredients, and
byproducts.
• Routings that define the relationships of nonmaterial resources, including labor and equipment
operations with activities and their associated resource. Routings are optional.
• Processing instructions that encompass the work instructions needed to produce the products.
Formulas and routings are built independently. They are linked using a Recipe that has validity rules.
Different formulas can use the same routing, or one formula can be associated to several different
routings.
Click on Validity Rules and enter organization name
Make it approved for general use(from actions – change status)
Also click on validity rule and then make it also approved for general use (from actions – change status)
Step#8 – Batch Numbering

OPM ALL- Navigation: Production Supervisor/Setup/Parameter
This will put the batch creation sequence to automatic.
Step#9 – Batch Creation

OPM ALL- Navigation: Production Supervisor/Create Document
Enter the recipe name
Under product output tab enter the product and product qty for the batch needs to created.
Click ok and note the batch number
Step#10 – Viewing the Batch

OPM ALL- Navigation: Production Supervisor/Batch details
Use the above created batch and click find
Batch would be visible as

We created batch for 10 qty and per formula it will take two ingredients and according to formula plan
qty it will show the wip plan qty
Note – as an when we transact material the actual qty will get updated.
Step#11 –Release the Batch

Use the above created batch and click find
Batch goes through below different status

Description Status Notes
Initial creation Pending
Cancel the batch Cancelled
Release the batch WIP Can revert back to Pending
Can revert back to WIP- Caution- can lose the
Complete the batch Completed material transactions
Close the batch Closed Final Close can't revert back
From Actions – release the batch
It will show you actual start date to release the batch click ok and click proceed, once released note the
status of the batch it will be WIP.
Once released then only you can assign the material transactions against the ingredients and finished
good.
Step#12 –Process the Batch

Use the above created batch and click find, make sure it’s in WIP
Click on transact material
Please note – when you do the transact material you will have below transaction types depending upon
ingredient or finished good.
Transaction type Item type
Wip issue Ingredient
Wip Completion Finished Good
As we are processing the batch I have created inventory available for ingredients by Inventory –
transactions- miscellaneous transactions- miscellaneous receipt.
Click on the ingredient and select the transaction type, enter subinventory, locator and Lot information
and click transact
As soon as you transact the material you can see the actual quantity reflected.
To view the material transacted you can look by Inventory – view Material transactions
Transacting the Finished Good

Follow same steps and complete the transaction for Finished Good. The transaction will be Wip
Completion.
If you look by Inventory –Material transactions, it will show the same transactions which we were looking
from above window.
Step#12 –Complete the Batch

Make sure all ingredients are transacted and finished good is recorded, you can complete the batch using
actions- complete the batch.
It will ask you the actual completion date click ok and complete the batch
Step#13 –Close the Batch

Make sure batch is completed. Click on actions- close
It will prompt you batch close date
This explains the full flow from start to end towards process manufacturing production.
Thanks,
Ajay
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14 comments:
Muralikrishna Rao Mitnala said...
Dear Mr.Ajay, very good article.Thanks for sharing this workflow and highly appreciated your
efforts to end user actions.
Regards,Rao
mkrao.mitnala@gmail.com
skype: muralikrishna.rao
June 23, 2013 at 1:02 AM

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Amit Srivastava said...
tHis is the best document I ever seen in internet on OPM>
August 1, 2013 at 10:55 AM

Anonymous said...
The document was created after lot of efforts; showing the real sincerity to the community.
Mr. Ajay - thank you very much.
Regards,
Anwar - Karachi
September 14, 2013 at 12:34 AM

Anonymous said...
Very useful article. Thanks
February 24, 2015 at 4:41 AM

FAIZ ALAM said...
This is the best document i have seen.
Also i like to see the document which show how batch will reflect to GL and what are the seeded
request we need to run
June 11, 2015 at 10:59 PM

Panuganti Venkatesh said...
Updateszone
October 6, 2015 at 4:17 AM

Anonymous said...
Congrats for your great effort and this definitely helps the consultants who are aspiring to know
and become conversant in OPM.
Regards,
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January 6, 2016 at 10:59 PM

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mohan said...
Very good article with screen shots. Pictures along with explanations makes understanding and
remembering the process very easy.
April 24, 2017 at 2:34 AM

Abdul Rehman said...
Really Nice Post Ajay...

But there is an issue that pics under Step#9 & 10 are not appearing. Please check & rectify.
Regards,
Abdul Rehman.
June 30, 2017 at 10:40 PM

Mansoor Maududi said...
Very Good explained docs
Thanks
September 19, 2017 at 2:41 PM
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Step#2 – Inventory Item Attributes About Me

Step#3 – Define Resources

OPM setups can be explained as below diagram.

• Routing composed of a series of Operations organized in Steps.

Step#4– Define Operations

Under activity you can assign related activity

Change the status of the operations as approved for general use.

Step#5 – Define Routing

Change the status for approving it by Actions and Change Status.

Step#6 – Define organization as plant and/laboratory

In the Yield UOM field. This is UOM of final output product.

Step#7 – Define Formula

Change the status for approving it by Actions and Change Status.

Step#7 – Define Recipe

Click on Validity Rules and enter organization name

Make it approved for general use(from actions – change status)

Step#8 – Batch Numbering

Step#9 – Batch Creation

Click ok and note the batch number

Step#10 – Viewing the Batch

Batch would be visible as

Step#11 –Release the Batch

Batch goes through below different status

From Actions – release the batch

Step#12 –Process the Batch

Transacting the Finished Good

Step#12 –Complete the Batch

Step#13 –Close the Batch

It will prompt you batch close date

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Muralikrishna Rao Mitnala said...

June 23, 2013 at 1:02 AM

Dear Ajay, Kudos for your effort. Really appreciate it a lot.

July 4, 2013 at 6:23 AM

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July 22, 2013 at 8:58 PM

tHis is the best document I ever seen in internet on OPM>

August 1, 2013 at 10:55 AM

September 14, 2013 at 12:34 AM

Very useful article. Thanks

February 24, 2015 at 4:41 AM

This is the best document i have seen.

June 11, 2015 at 10:59 PM

October 6, 2015 at 4:17 AM

January 6, 2016 at 10:59 PM

Info in the article is very useful

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August 26, 2016 at 3:30 AM

April 3, 2017 at 10:57 PM

April 24, 2017 at 2:34 AM

Really Nice Post Ajay...

June 30, 2017 at 10:40 PM

Very Good explained docs

September 19, 2017 at 2:41 PM

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