The manufacturing order operation row object

Attribute

Description

id

Unique identifier for the object.

status

Status of the operation. Possible values are “NOT_STARTED”, “BLOCKED”, "IN_PROGRESS", "PAUSED", and “COMPLETED”.

rank

A numerical value used for ranking the operations. We use an internal numeration system where values are not sequential. Operations with a higher value are ranked first.

manufacturing_order_id

The ID of the manufacturing order the operation row belongs to.

operation_id

The ID of the operation needed to perform to make the product on the manufacturing order.

operation_name

The name of the operation needed to perform to make the product on the manufacturing order.

resource_id

The ID of the workstation or a person required for completing a certain operation.

resource_name

The name of the workstation or a person required for completing a certain operation.

assigned_operators

An array of operators assigned to the task.

assigned_operators.operator_id

The ID of the operator assigned to the task.

assigned_operators.name

The name of the operator assigned to the task.

assigned_operators.deleted_at

The timestamp when the operator object was deleted.

completed_by_operators

An array of operators who completed the task.

completed_by_operators.operator_id

The ID of the operator who completed the task.

completed_by_operators.name

The name of the operator who completed the task.

completed_by_operators.deleted_at

The timestamp when the operator object was deleted.

active_operator_id

The ID of the operator who is active on the task.

type

Different operation types allow you to use different cost calculations depending on the type of product operation

  • *process**: The process operation type is best for when products are individually built and time is the main driver of cost.
  • *setup**: The setup operation type is best for setting up a machine for production where the production quantity doesn't affect cost.
  • *perUnit**: The per unit operation type is best when cost of time isn't a factor, but only the quantity of product made.
  • *fixed**: The fixed cost operation type is useful for adding the expected extra costs that go into producing a product.

planned_time_per_unit (deprecated)

(This field is deprecated in favor of planned_time_parameter) The planned duration of an operation, in seconds, to either manufacture one unit of a product or complete a manufacturing order (based on type).

planned_time_parameter

The planned duration of an operation, in seconds, to either manufacture one unit of a product or complete a manufacturing order (based on type).

total_actual_time

The total actual time for completing the manufacturing order operation measured in seconds.

planned_cost_per_unit

The expected cost of an operation per unit of product, calculated by the system.

total_actual_cost

The total actual cost of this operation step for making the inserted amount of products. total_actual_cost = cost_per_hour * (total_actual_time / 3600).

cost_per_hour (deprecated)

(This field is deprecated in favor of cost_parameter) The expected cost of an operation, either total or per hour/unit of product (based on type). Total cost of the operation on a manufacturing order is calculated as follows:

  • *process**: cost = cost_parameter x planned_time_parameter (in hours) x product quantity
  • *setup**: cost = cost_parameter x planned_time_parameter (in hours)
  • *perUnit**: cost = cost_parameter x product quantity
  • *fixed**: cost = cost_parameter

cost_parameter

The expected cost of an operation, either total or per hour/unit of product (based on type). Total cost of the operation on a manufacturing order is calculated as follows:

  • *process**: cost = cost_parameter x planned_time_parameter (in hours) x product quantity
  • *setup**: cost = cost_parameter x planned_time_parameter (in hours)
  • *perUnit**: cost = cost_parameter x product quantity
  • *fixed**: cost = cost_parameter

group_boundary

A numerical value that is used to group manufacturing operations that are to be performed in parallel order.

is_status_actionable

A boolean value that is used to determine if an operation status can be changed or not. Operations that have is_status_actionable equal to false, their status can not be changed.

completed_at

The timestamp when the operation was completed.

created_at

The timestamp when the manufacturing order recipe row was created.

updated_at

The timestamp when the manufacturing order recipe row was last updated.

deleted_at

The timestamp when the manufacturing order recipe row was deleted.