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You might want to check out under Manufacturing/Costing/Reports/Production Order Statistics. It lists every order along with its expected and actual costs, broken down by material vs capacity vs overhead etc.

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If you set up your routings, work center hours and calendar you can always run the capacity report which will tell you how may orders are scheduled for what day of the week and how long each will take etc.

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A better tool that you should be using is the Planning worksheet. Not only will it Alert you to what is needed for your RPOs, you will have options to create/update your POs accordingly.

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I created a chatbot using Copilot Studio and absolutely love the possibilities with this new tool. The current version can greet our internal customers/users, provide info on user manuals and training videos, asking users if a particular granule is need for training and then provide the direct links to this info on our shared network.

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We are using a few 3PLs to ship our products to Canada and Europe for example. We have a dedicated location set up for each that is not WMS enabled whereas our own warehouse is. We use TOs for inventory transfers and periodically run an inventory report against the 3PL’s to validate on hand quantities etc.

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Yes like Jeff said I would monitor for any issues in the event log. We recently made the change thinking it’s only our SQL server without realizing we have third party integrations that weren’t “TLS” ready and ended up undoing the change and reenabled SSL until our vendor updated their code.

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We ran into the same issue and our fix is to add logic that would automatically reserve the FPO’s output against the intended SO. You can ask your partner for help with this extension.

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Yes we have similar setup with Zebra printer and Lanham Eship, but this issue you are having reminded me of a workaround that we did before and that is to set up in task scheduler a job to auto restart the print spooler at specific time interval (so you won’t have to restart the PC). Not exactly the best solution but something to consider if you haven’t gotten it figured out.

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Thanks Jeff. Yes I submitted a ticket to them asking about whether EU and AU countries are supported.

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Clearing and restarting the print spooler won’t actually cancel any of your currently printing documents. Instead, it restarts things and proceeds as if all those documents had just been sent to the printer for the first time