Expand to see requirements and shortages by process
Expand a product row to see each BOP process with its items, required quantity, current stock, and shortage or remaining quantity. Short materials link straight to a material inbound request.
FIND SHORTAGES EARLY
Production Analysis by Product and Material
See producible quantities and material shortages from current stock in two views, by product and by material. Summary metrics, charts, expandable process rows, and detail pop-ups give you the facts you need before production starts.
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Production analysis by product
Material shortage detail
Select a constrained material to open a pop-up with production information and each material's current stock, requirement, and shortage, then jump to material movements.
Stock and requirement analysis by material
Material requirement and stock at a glance
Summary metrics for total requirement, available stock, shortage, and availability rate come with a bar chart of planned versus stock quantity and a shortage breakdown chart.
Producible detail based on current stock
Select a material to see its current stock and availability rate, plus every product it goes into and how many of each you can make now.
Key capabilities
- Producible quantity and shortage warning metrics by product
- Expandable BOP process rows with requirement, stock, and shortage
- Material requirement and stock bar chart with shortage breakdown chart
- Material shortage and current-stock producible detail pop-ups
Connected manufacturing workflow
- Maintain items, BOM, and stock
- Select planned production demand
- Analyze by product or material
- Purchase shortages or adjust the schedule
Feature manuals
Frequently asked questions
How is producible quantity calculated?
ORCA uses BOM material requirements, current material inventory, and production-plan data.
Can I see the exact shortage quantity?
Yes. Open shortage details to review required and missing quantities for each material.
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