Create a manufacturing order
Create a production plan for one product. Ashicore copies the product’s current recipe into the order, scales the ingredients, and keeps the order open until you complete production.
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Start a new order. From Manufacturing > Manufacturing orders, choose New Order. Ashicore opens an unsaved card titled New manufacturing order.
Order Product Production Progress MO-2051 Premium Potting Mix Work in progress 0 / 40 yd3 MO-2050 Raised-Bed Blend Not started 0 / 12 yd3 MO-2049 Screened Compost Done 25 / 25 yd3 -
Choose the product. Select the product you are making. Only manufacturable products with a recipe are selectable; if the product list is empty, create the product recipe first. Once the order can save, Ashicore assigns the next MO number and changes the URL to the saved order.
Product*Premium Potting MixPP Premium Potting Mix yd3 · recipeRB Raised-Bed Blend yd3 · recipe -
Set how much to make. For a discrete product, enter Quantity in the product’s unit. For a batch product, enter Number of batches; Ashicore shows the total output from the batch count and expected batch yield.
Quantity40 yd3Production deadlineApr 24, 2026Manufacturing locationDefault location -
Review ingredients. The Ingredients section is prefilled from the recipe. Each row shows the ingredient, SKU, per-unit or per-batch requirement, scaled total, and cost once production has consumed stock. You can add, remove, reorder, or swap eligible alternates while planning is still editable.
Ingredient SKU Per unit Total Cost Screened Compost CMP-SCR 0.5 20 yd3 - Coir Pith alternate available COIR 0.3 12 yd3 - -
Let it autosave. There is no Save button. A valid new order is created inline on the first saveable edit, then continues autosaving with optimistic version checks. Add optional notes or a production deadline, then leave it in the open queue until the floor is ready to run it.
When The Plan Locks
Section titled “When The Plan Locks”Planning fields lock after production activity starts. The app locks product, quantity, and ingredients when work has started, a batch has started, anything has been picked, or output exists. A completed order is read-only because it is production history.
What’s Next
Section titled “What’s Next”- Start & track production — move work to in progress or block it.
- Complete & record output — consume materials, create output lots, and close production.
- Discrete & batch production — understand quantity and batch scaling.