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MASTER SCHEDULING MODULE

MASTER SCHEDULING


PART MAINTENANCE
OPERATION ENTRY
WORK CENTER ENTRY

MASTER SCHEDULE ENTRY/UPDATE
CREATE PLANNING WO FROM SCHED
WHAT IF REQUIREMENTS EXPLOSION
SELECT MS REQUIREMENT
REMOVE MS REQUIREMENT
DELIVERY OFFSET
RECALCULATE SHIP/PROD SCHEDULE
INVENTORY INQUIRY

OPERATION LISTING
WORK CENTERS LISTING
MASTER SCHEDULE REPORT
MASTER SCHED LABOR REPORT
MASTER SCHEDULE WO LIST
MASTER SCHED PURCHASING RPT
JOB COST DETAIL REPORT
SHIPPING/PRODUCTION SCHEDULE MAT'L
REQ PLANNING REPORT

MASTER SCHEDULE

The ABBASOFT Technologies Master Schedule Module is a production tool used to perform "What If" scheduling calculations based on current shop loads and user established requirements on a weekly or monthly basis. The master schedule can be repeated prior to loading and reloaded as often as required to meet satisfactory production schedules.

KEY BENEFITS

  • Creates assembly schedules for capacity planning.
  • Base scheduling on future status to optimize resources.
  • Improve timely customer service and inventory usage.

Master Scheduling Features

Master Schedules use existing Bills of Material and Shop Routers to calculate completion dates of the required products.Two types of explosion routines are included with Master Scheduling: Forward and Backward.Forward Explosion calculates completion dates for all parts with master schedules, based on the existing bills of material and shop routers. Completion dates entered in the master schedule are adjusted to reflect realistic completion during the explosion process.Backward Explosion operates similarly, but forces completion dates entered in the master schedule for parts to remain intact. It reports the amount of work per day needed to meet the proposed schedule. Both explosion types may include or exclude current shop loads.Multiple Master Schedules can be entered for trial explosion with quantity requirements specified by week or by month. The starting week or month is entered first, then the Master Schedule module provides twenty-six (26) extended dates for quantity requirements to be entered. Master Schedules can be loaded in the Information Entry portion of the module at any time and reloaded as often as necessary. All explosions are held in temporary files until loaded into the Master Schedule module. Once loaded, the new master schedule will create work orders based on the master schedule."What If" calculations can be performed by adjusting operation times and work center rates.

Additional Features

Operations and Work Centers are included and allow adjustments for:
  • Work Center:
    • Rates
    • Outside Processing
    • Number of Shifts
    • Capacity per Shift
    • Shift Efficiency Percent
  • Operation:
    • Set-Up Time
    • Run Time per One Unit
    • Move Time
  • Ability to Alter Time Frame Used for Analysis
  • "What If" Calculations prior to New Schedule Load
  • Review Master Schedule Prior to Loading
  • Define Capacity Limitations
  • Purchase Requirements Bucketed

Reports

Operation Listing: Provides a list of operation codes used in the Master Scheduling module.
Work Centers Listing: Provides a list of one or all work centers with supervisors, rates, and burdens.
Master Schedule Report: Lists parts on backlog by part or due date.
Master Schedule Labor: Lists labor requirements for selected parts in hours and dollars.
Master Schedule W/O: Master Work Orders for specific schedules will be listed with due dates and quantities.
Master Sched Purchasing: Purchasing information for selected parts will list in summary or detail.
Job Cost Detail Report: Lists Job Costs for work orders selected by various user entries.
Ship/Production Sched: Prints schedules for user-specified parts by fiscal month.