About manufacture production statuses
Learn how to set a status for your manufacture so you can schedule and track your product batches.
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About Production statuses
Manufactures have a Production Status that can be set to indicate the particular stage that the manufacture is up to in your production process.

There are three statuses available to be set for a Manufacture:
Note: Not Started and Work In Progress statuses are available on Business and above subscription plans.
While in Not Started and Work In Progress statuses, your material will show as a "picklist" style view. For each material, the quantities required and available will show, giving you an indication of whether you have enough raw material stock to complete the Manufacture.

When a Manufacture moves to Completed, the material list view changes to one that indicates what materials have been used and their calculated cost.
Configuring the Default Production Status for Product Auto Manufactures
The default production status for product auto manufactures can be configured if required - this allows for an auto manufactures to be set with a specific status when created.
This feature is handy for workflows where manufacturing orders are created based on received orders, indicating what needs to be manufactured.
It's important to note that this setting is currently available only for product level auto-manufactures. If a component is auto-manufactured as part of a product manufacture, it will always be set with a default status of Completed.
This feature is available for Business+ plans.
To configure the default production status for product auto manufactures:
- Navigate to your Account Settings page (How do I find my account settings page?).
- Ensure that the Auto-Manufacture When an Order is Created option is enabled.
Under the Default Production Status dropdown, set the status to which you want all auto manufactures to be set from this point (this setting will not backdate or change any historical data)
Learn more:
A Guide to Production Planning & Scheduling for Small Manufacturers