When using multiple operations, the part is not dropping into inventory after op 10. It only drops into inventory after the final op. This is an issue as we create the first portion or part in op 10, move it to the next work center where it may sit for a few days, then run it through op 20. Close shop order and the final part is in inventory.
Is this an IFS issue whereas there is not a way to run multiple operations while tracking inventory?
Or
-am i using the functionality wrong? If so, what does standard manufacturing operations use to track multiple ops throughout their plant?
-part set up wrong preventing it from being in inventory after op 10?
-wrong ifs application? If multiple ops is not used for this, what do IFS users use to track a single part that takes many operations to complete in its final form? Think of aluminum rolling mill…. One part number but takes many weeks and many passes to transform the ingot into its final sheet or plate form.