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

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

The current inventory valuation report provides the value of each item in inventory considering its actual cost for receiving and production. This values are complex to manage, as they require validation of all receiving movements, all production records and shippings. We are looking for a simpler approach, that would easier to maintain and suffice for us: adding the inventory valuation but by considering the products unit costs. - idea from customers Snaptight Aluminium, Medal Technologies and Fyla Laser Show More

We use Fusion Operations as the source for our inventory tracking and we do an analysis of the inventory at the end of each month. We afterwards consider the cost of each product and multiply it to get the inventory value at each warehouse location. As of today, Fusion Operations doesn't allow us to have this granular level by using the API, since the inventory levels returned are detailed by lot, but not by warehouse location. This is forcing us to export the inventory whenever we need this data, instead of automating the process on our side. - idea from customer Diram Show More

It would be great if we could customize our menus under management. For example, quoting a job is usually the very first step in our process, followed by sales order and then job so it would make the most sense for us to have those in that order under management. Show More

Being a machine shop with a large variety of cutting tools, it would be great if when a worker was going to sign something out of inventory that it also showed the current amount of stock that should be available to them before they sign it out. We rely on the inventory numbers being correct in order to keep production going smoothly, but things do happen where the inventory doesn't always match the real life to the Fusion ops amount. It would be very fast for a worker to notice the numbers between the two were off. Versus when I get told we do not have an inserts left when fusion operations says there should be 10. Show More

 it would be great if, when we received a PO, the materials could automatically be allocated to the BOM for a specific job? It would save us so much time, especially since we’re juggling multiple jobs at once. If we had a system that could match the materials from the PO directly to the relevant job's BOM, we could make sure everything lines up seamlessly. Plus, being able to filter POs by job number would make it so much easier to check if everything for a particular job has been ordered and received. It would really take the headache out of tracking and make things so much smoother for everyone." Show More

When staging different lots for the same product, at the end of the production when selecting the consumptions it only appear one line and we have to create new lines and identify again the Lots and quantities picked. Since my workers picked more than one lot, Fusion Operations should suggest all the lots that were staged, and not only the very first one that was chosen. - idea from customer 3FDM Show More

When workers finish the deliver of material requests, someone is still required to close the material requests in the back office. Since the material request is complete, it should be moved to the closed status, to prevent it from showing to the workers in the mobile app - idea from Powertrust Show More

We find the material staging as a very time consuming process, as workers need to manually select each product, lot, and warehouse. Sometimes the produced product has over 30 consumed products in the bill of material, and all of them have to be staged. Having a way to select multiple products and lots at the same time, and afterwards their quantity, would allow us take further advantage of this feature. - idea from 3FDM Show More