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Mis à jour le 4 novembre 2026 · Lecture : 2 min

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Production totals for a period, the raw materials consumed and the actual cost and margin of each product you made.

Manufacturing Reports has three reports for a period: how many work orders ran and what they cost, which raw materials were used, and what each product actually cost to make against its sale price.

Manufacturing Reports on the Production Summary tab
Manufacturing Reports on the Production Summary tab

Before you begin

  • Complete some work orders. See Work Orders.
  • The reports read the branch selected in the top bar.

Where to find it

Open Manufacturing → Manufacturing → Reports.

Pick a period and a report

  1. Set the two dates at the top. The period starts at the first of this month.
  2. Click Refresh.
  3. Click a tab: 📊 Production Summary, 📦 Material Consumption or 💰 Cost Analysis.
  4. Click Print or Excel to take the report away.

On-Sale Production Report opens the report of work orders raised by sales. See On-Sale Production.

What each report shows

Report What it shows
Production Summary Total Orders, Completed, Cancelled, Total Production Cost and Total Output Qty, then a breakdown by status and production type with planned and actual quantities.
Material Consumption Each raw material used in the period, with Total Consumed, Avg Rate, Total Cost and Cost % of all materials.
Cost Analysis Per finished product: WOs, Total Produced, BOM Cost/Unit, Actual Cost/Unit, Sale Price, Profit/Unit and Margin %.

Production Summary and Cost Analysis count work orders created in the period. Material Consumption counts materials by the date they were consumed.

Common questions

Why does Actual Cost/Unit differ from BOM Cost/Unit? The BOM uses the cost typed in the recipe. The actual cost uses what the materials cost in stock when they were consumed, and the quantity really made.

A product is missing from Cost Analysis. Only completed work orders count. Complete the work order, or widen the dates.

Are make-to-order runs included? Yes. Work orders raised by sales count like any other.