Production Order in SAP CO01 MD16 CO02 CO15
Production Order in SAP CO01 MD16 CO02 CO15
• Planned orders are results of running MRP. Shortages of materials that are set to internal
procurement will create planned orders, which can be converted into production orders.
Production orders are “hard copies”; they cannot be adjusted by an MRP run anymore.
• BOM and routing data of the materials are copied into the production order which
determines the list of components and operational data in the order.
• Planned Costs also gets updated in the production order via component price and
routing activity price.
• You can run an availability check on production orders which determines any missing
components in the order so that you can bring that missing component for the order
execution at shop floor.
• You can print the production order for shop floor which indicates the list of components
to be consumed and what kind of operations to be performed in sequence at the work
center.
• After you have physically produced the material, you can declare the production through
order confirmation which updates the activities cost such as machine running price, labor
price on the order.
• You can also post goods receipt of the material automatically during order confirmation.
Goods receipt would increase the inventory of the material, and it is carried out with
movement type 101 in SAP.
• After Order Confirmation, all the cost such as the cost of components and activity cost
will be debited on the order, and once you post goods receipt, costs will be credited on
the order.
• Once, production order is fully confirmed and delivered, or business has decided not to
execute that order, then it needs to be technically closed which means order will no
longer be considered in MRP run and will be deleted from stock/requirement list. Order
reservation on components will also be deleted.
The release of order signifies that the order is ready to be executed at the shop floor. You can do
an automatic release of order also during creation mode by using relevant production
scheduling profile in the material master with auto release indicator set.
1. Enter the material code for which production order needs to be created.
1. Click to release the order. The following message will appear in the bottom left corner:
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1. Click to check material availability. The system will show the message regarding
the availability of components.
Note: You can also decide not to release the order if there are missing parts found in availability
checks.
Click button to save, the following message will show in the bottom left
corner: .
You cannot directly declare production using planned orders and, therefore, it needs to be
converted to Production Order.
Once, planned order is converted to production order, planned order gets deleted from the
system and is no longer available to be considered in MRP (Material Requirement Planning).
1. Select radio button “MRP controller” from the list, which is a group of materials.
1. Press right mark sign on top or press enter from your keyboard.
The system will show the screen as below.
Step 2) In this screen, we will fetch the planned orders based on MRP controller and selection
dates.
1. Enter end selection date till all planned orders will be extracted.
Click right mark sign from the bottom or enter from the keyboard to move to the next screen.
1. Select the grid for which you want to convert the planned orders
1. Change the Order quantity to 9000 or whatever your requirement is as shown below.
After finishing all modifications, click button to save the order. The system will show a
message like Order number saved 6600000887 at the lower left corner.
Step 2) In this screen, we will enter the actual yield quantity to be confirmed.
1. Enter the yield quantity which is the produced quantity you want to declare
1. Press Goods Movement button at the top to check the automatic goods movement
happening along with confirmation
Step 3) In this screen, you will see the goods receipt of parent material and goods issue of
components.
If the control key of the last operation in the order specifies automatic goods receipt, the system
automatically posts the produced material to unrestricted stock.
Automatic goods receipt can also be activated by the production scheduling profile in the
material masterwork scheduling view.
If you confirm an order with components that have the Backflushing indicator set in the
material master MRP1 view, the system automatically posts a goods issue (GI) for these
components.
1. Auto Goods receipt (GR), production of material carried out using movement type 101.
1. Auto Goods issue (GI), consumption of components carried out using movement type
261.
Failed goods movements due to a deficit of stock for consumption are reprocessed manually.
After technical completion order status changes to TECO, no further goods movement can be
done against the order.
Order is no longer available in MRP run and gets deleted from stock/requirement list.
The controlling department can then carry out the variance calculation on the production Order
after TECO status.
Step 2) In this screen, we will see how to place production order to TECO status,
1. Click in menu Function-> Restrict processing ->complete technically System will show
message in status- TECO
1. System will show message in status- TECO
Troubleshooting
• BOM and Routing must exist before creation of production order else it will not be copied
into the production order and can cause issues in planned costs updation and
consumption of components during confirmation process thereby impacting the inventory
of the components.
• Production order must be released before doing order confirmation as the released status
of the order allows confirmation to happen.
• If you receive any Accounting error during goods movement in the confirmation process,
then ensure the right valuation class is set in the material master Accounting view or
contact Finance team.
• Ensure that standard cost for the material is updated to avoid any costing related errors
such as activity price missing etc. during production order confirmation.
• If some goods movement gets failed during confirmation process due to the stock deficit,
then you should process them separately once components are brought to stock.