Manufacturing
Turning bought items into sold ones: the processes a product goes through, the plan that schedules them, the monitoring that tracks what is in progress, and the packing order that assembles the result.
Reference for the Process Maintenance applet — the manufacturing master data: machines, process types, process templates (inputs, outputs, machines, attachments), job templates with auto-derived option groups, and the CSV process-template import.
Reference for the Production Planning and Monitoring applet — the planner's desk where sales-order lines flagged for production are reviewed, job orders are raised against a job template, process instances are generated for the shop floor, and outstanding demand is compared with stock on hand.
Reference for the Manufacturing Operations applet — the shop-floor screens where operators claim a process instance, record work logs against a machine, pick input bins and declare output bins, and where a supervisor sets priorities, approves work logs and finalises the instance into stock.
Reference for the Packing Order Applet (Internal): the packing order document that feeds a packing operator queue, supervisor approval that cuts bins and releases reservations, a packing container register with a drum recommendation, scrap locks, and a coiling variant of the shop-floor process-instance screens. Neither posts nor moves stock, and a packing order can never read COMPLETED.