Could we please have better visibility of suppliers against products in the Material Requirements view?   In an ideal workflow, using the Material Requirements interface to trigger purchase orders, the suppliers of each product would be listed along with the products. This would streamline the ability to filter and report before creating Purchase Orders. Currently we have over 2000 suppliers, it is nearly impossible to know which supplier is used for each required product without doing a separate search per product.   We can currently filter by supplier, but when you have more suppliers to choose from this becomes time consuming on its own.  Show More

When we use a serial number, meaning that each unit produced have only one ID associated, the system shouldn't allow to generate a production record on the same operation if the serial number has already been generated. It happens by human mistake when workers are typing the serial number. If this happens the system must send a message to the operators inserting the production indicating the SN has already been generated for that operation (the system must help the operator and work as poke-yoke). This is important to change, beside all described mentioned above, if you enter this repeated operation the system count it as (quantity) produced and therefore the operators are unable to record the reality of the shop floor. Show More

Instead of logging out of your current production session, logging into rework, then logging out of rework and back into production, add a button within the current production session that lets you switch to “Rework.” Once the rework is complete, the same button can be used to toggle back to production. Show More

Just about every day, a worker makes a mistake when logging a production record in Fusion Operations. For example the start time or end time was wrong the operation was wrong the product was wrong the quantity was wrong they clicked the wrong button, a team operation messed things up the internet was out and they couldn't submit the information at the desired time Currently, when this happens, the worker has to come to management and they need to manually open the production record on the back end and fix it. I would like to propose a new feature that allows a worker to submit a "proposed correction". It could be an option when they are closing a production record, or there could also be a button on the tablet mode that says "Submit Correction". They would then see a list of their recent production records and they could click the one to correct.   Inside the module, they have access to propose changes to the fields in the production order and include any relevant notes.   Example: change end time from 8:00 pm to 5:00 pm (forgot to clock out when I left work)   The list of proposed changes would go into a queue that can be reviewed by management and they can click "Approve" or "Deny", adding notes. You could also set parameters to auto-accept certain types of changes if that were desired by the company. It would be nice to have an alert email that is sent to management, telling them to review the proposed edit. This would save a lot of time and streamline the process. Thanks Show More

We currently review production times with our workers every two weeks, manually in Google sheets with an export from Fusion Operations. The sheet will flag when a worker was too slow or too fast, compared to an estimated time. We want to know "why" they were slow or fast but often, they cannot remember something that happened two weeks ago. Often they were slow because there was a problem that needs to be fixed by management but this information never gets communicated or recorded.   We set expected times for each operation in Fusion Operations. I would like to propose a new workflow that when a worker completes an operation / production record, I wish it would show a summary screen:   Expected time: 1h 20m Actual time: 2h 5m Difference: +45m   If the actual time differs from the expected time by a threshold (X%, set by user either globally or per operation), then it would say, "Why did this take longer than expected?" The worker could choose from pre-defined options such as tool missing, quality issue, took a break, etc. They could also write their own reason. It is important to capture this information immediately when the situation is fresh in their minds. Alternatively, if the task was completed much faster, ask them, "how did you do this so quickly"? This may lead to a discovery that gets everybody on staff to do this operation more quickly with a new time-saving technique.   Overall, this would capture information from the workers as they finish production records and then management could review the comments periodically to find out what is working and what needs to be fixed or addressed. Show More

After inserting production, shop floor workers should be able to undo or have a back button. This would assist not always having to edit or delete records in production records. Show More

By navigating to the Inventory page, selecting all products, and exporting to Excel, it’s possible to generate a highly detailed inventory report that shows quantities, locations, lot details, and more. This export is currently used by multiple departments for a variety of purposes.   I would like to see this export converted into an official report that appears on the Reports page, allowing it to be scheduled and automatically emailed to all relevant parties on a daily basis. This would ensure that all departments are working from the same data set each day, eliminating discrepancies caused by reports being manually pulled at different times.   Having a single, scheduled report would greatly improve cross-department collaboration and consistency. Please note that the existing Inventory Valuation report does not meet this need, as it does not break inventory out by lot or warehouse location and therefore lacks the level of detail provided by the current export. Show More

Description: We would like to request API support for accessing and updating the start and end times of operations displayed in the Gantt chart. Current limitation: At the moment, it is unclear whether the scheduled start and end times of each operation in a Production Order can be retrieved or updated through the API. This makes it difficult to integrate Fusion Operations with external scheduling or custom user interfaces. Requested functionality: Ability to retrieve the start and end time of each operation via API Ability to update or set the start and end time of operations via API Use case: We are developing a custom scheduling interface for planners. The intended workflow is: Retrieve operation schedules from Fusion Operations via API Allow planners to adjust start and end times in a custom UI Send the updated schedule back to Fusion Operations via API Reflect the changes in the Gantt chart Expected benefits: Better integration with external planning or ERP systems Support for advanced or custom scheduling logic Improved usability for planners through tailored interfaces This functionality would greatly improve the flexibility of Fusion Operations in integrated manufacturing environments. Show More

is there a way that the files that are dropped into the production orders be automatically shown on tablet view. at the current way you have to download them into the production order, click save and continue editing and then select show all and then save the production order again.  Show More

Right now there is no API endpoint to retrieve warehouses or warehouse locations. The only workaround is to infer them from inventory movements, which results in incomplete and unreliable data. Any location that has not yet been used in a movement does not exist in the API from our perspective. This also makes it impossible to: maintain a complete reference table recover names/metadata properly validate data syncs A proper endpoint for warehouses and warehouse locations would significantly improve integration reliability. Show More

We are using machines for projects that consume materials during production and have a storing capacity which we record as a warehouse location. (i.e. certain amount of material is moved to a machine from the shelf and we keep track of how much material is in each machine). It would be much easier if we could consume the materials from specific warehouse locations when entering the consumption on the tablet instead of having to go into the inventory movements each time and change the warehouse location from production to the warehouse location. It is an extra step that sometimes gets missed when we are busy and causes inventory numbers to be inaccurate.  Show More

It would be useful to expand the sort feature to the "production info" (% progress) column, while viewing production orders in the back-office.  Or, add the ability to filter by a specific completion percentage.  Currently, there is no way to filter or sort open orders by progress other than "started" and "Not started". Show More

With the ever growing demands of our customer base, ITAR compliance has become a topic we need to address. We have worked well with fusion up to this point so im sure this question is on your radar as well. Does Fusion have any ETA on if or when you will be considering becoming ITAR compliant? To start doing work with OEM's and Primes, ITAR compliance is mandatory. Any updates on this matter would be greatly appreciated as we will be pursuing this customer base moving into the new year.  Show More

It would be so helpful if, directly from the inventory, we could see how many units are available and how many are already allocated to specific jobs—without needing to go through material requirements, filter by dates, and all that extra effort. It’d also be great if we could see exactly where items are stored on the shop floor right in the inventory system. For example, if all the shelves are labeled, like AA1 or BB2, I could easily allocate specific inventory items to their exact locations. This would make finding and managing inventory so much quicker and more organized, especially when juggling multiple jobs Show More

When we use Fusion Ops to schedule our production orders, we want to be able to use different tools to help us maintain activity relationships between sub-products within the same production order. For example, in a subproduct it is necessary to complete all the operations in the production flow before the operations of the main product can start. (Activity relationship: Finish-to-Start). Show More

Displaying a PDF file while running a checklist or while performing an operation through the product-related file Show More

When doing inventory count, it shows the product code. Please can we have the product name as well? we use the product code for our COSHH numbers, so having the product name on there too would help us see the name of the product and make it more identifiable etc.  Show More

It would be a fantastic feature to have a dedicated section for logging Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) directly in the system. Workers could simply log in, describe the non-conformance for the specific job or operation they’re working on, and even upload pictures if needed. Once submitted, the production manager would get a notification to review the NCR, ensuring nothing gets missed. Plus, it would automatically keep all the NCR data organized and easy to access for future reference. Right now, we’re using a workaround suggested by the Fusion Operations team, but it’s a bit clunky—it takes extra steps and makes it harder to keep the NCR records neat and centralized. Having this built-in would save time and make the whole process much more efficient Show More

Hi, at the worker screen production orders always have a blue background color. Only changes in the material master (Product settings) allows you to add some color to this visualization. It would be great to have an easy way to change the background color in order to visually prioritize orders. A Checkbox would be great to mark a production order as a high priority order. Show More