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

It would be extremely useful to have all my maintenance orders visable on the scheduler. Even if it was just added into the machines workspace on the calendar view that would help me plan around these activities.    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

The Problem: For users in many regions worldwide, including most of Europe, the standard business week begins on Monday. However, the calendar pickers in Autodesk Fusion Operations are hardcoded to start the week on Sunday. This creates a disconnect with our local business practices, causing confusion and potential errors during production scheduling and planning. Proposed Solution: Please add a setting that allows users or account administrators to set the first day of the week for all calendar views. The ideal options would be Sunday, Monday, or an "Automatic" setting that inherits the choice from the user's browser or OS locale. Benefit: This would be a significant quality-of-life and usability improvement for all of your international customers. It would align the software with global business standards, reduce scheduling friction, and make the platform feel more intuitive for teams outside of North America. Show More

It would be great if we could add cycle time quantity breaks to operations.  Currently, there can only be one active cycle time per operation.  For example: Quantity: 1           Cycle Time/unit: 10 min   Quantity: 2-9       Cycle Time/unit: 8 min Quantity: 10+      Cycle Time/unit: 7 min This would create more accurate production time estimates, which benefits both work scheduling and post production analytics. Show More

I've identified a bug in the way dates are sorted in our production schedule view. Problem Description: When attempting to sort production orders by the "START DATE" or "DUE DATE" columns, the sorting logic appears to be text-based (alphabetical) rather than chronological. This results in an incorrect order that does not reflect the actual timeline. Steps to Reproduce: Navigate to the production schedule for any machine (e.g., Machine: WP-0001). Click the sort arrow on the "START DATE" column header. Observe the resulting order of the entries. Expected Behavior: The production orders should be sorted chronologically. For example, an ascending sort should list them from the earliest date to the latest date (e.g., 16/09, 23/09, 29/09). Actual Behavior: The list is sorted as if the dates were text strings. As shown in the attached screenshot, the order is 29/09, 16/09, 23/09. This is because the system is sorting by the first digit of the day ('1', then '2'), instead of the value of the entire date. Thank you for your assistance. Show More

When visualizing the capacity of workers and machines in the scheduling views, the values exclude holidays and other downtime records that are associated to the worker or machine. There's a visual indication on the worker and machine view, but not on the production order, product or operation views. Show More

Hi I would like to have a filter on the scheduling to show only Production Orders that are active on tablet. As of now, all open orders show on the scheduling, but I'm not interested on planning the ones that are inactive, so those should not appear in the schedule. Show More

As I use the scheduling by operation, I always see all operations regardless of their status (completed or not). This leads me to have too much data on the screen and increases the time I need to schedule them. Therefore, I'd like to have a filter with operation status (completed or not). - requested by Portancora Show More

As of today, the scheduling views are sorted by the Production Order start date or alphabetically, depending on the chosen view. I would like to have them sorted by end date instead, allowing me to look at the list of orders and easily see which ones are closer to their end date Show More

If I have a recurring order with a due date of May 15, 2026, and the estimated maintenance duration is 48 hours, the order should appear on the tablet no later than May 12, 2026, so that preparations can be made. Therefore, it would be very helpful if we could set a time window between when the order appears on the workers screen/tablet and the final due date. Hope  that helps! Show More

In terms of our scheduling workflow, we lack visibility into daily uncompleted tasks. A dedicated report would be essential to streamline the rescheduling of any pending operations. Alternatively, having the option to filter by operations status (complete/not complete) and by operation end date would also benefit us significantly (we would be able to preview all due operations for a specific time frame in the past). Show More

Regarding planning, it would be beneficial to have an option to toggle between daily and hourly views. For our specific workflow, daily planning would be a huge help in assessing daily workloads. Since our operations often last only a few minutes, the hourly view is too granular and makes dragging/adjusting tasks difficult. Show More

since we manage our products delivery by the product codes, it would be great, if in the product view of the schedule, that the production orders are listed and vice versa in the production order view, the bars for the schedule contains the product codes Show More

Hi   It was also important that when moving the mouse over the operations, the product parameters were visible, as this interferes with scheduling. Show More

We use this tool, however the lack of filters previously reposted makes it difficult to use.   Something that could be improved would be the ability to move more than one operation at the same time.   Another situation is that in our case we have very short duration operations (only minutes) which makes the bars difficult to move, for us the time scheduling is not relevant, only the day on which it is carried out, so there should be the option to choose between a daily or a minute plan. For us, the important thing is to know the day and the workload of the respective day, we use scheduling by operation, worker and machine.   It was also important to obtain a report at the end of the day in which you could quickly identify what was pending so that you could schedule it again.   It was also important that when moving the mouse over the operations, the product parameters were visible, as this interferes with scheduling. Show More

We believe it would be highly beneficial if the software could generate all the purchase orders from the MRP section separated per supplier.  This functionality would streamline our procurement process and improve efficiency in managing supplier orders. Show More