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Guide β€Ί Production Module β€Ί Allocating raw materials to a production order

Allocating raw materials to a production order

How raw material allocation works in COMPLIED and what to do when stock levels change between order creation and production.

Producer
Updated 06 Jun 2026
Before you start
  • A confirmed production order

How allocation works

When you confirm a production order, AADOPS reserves the required raw materials from your inventory. Reserved stock is subtracted from your available quantity β€” so it cannot accidentally be sold at the POS or transferred to another location while production is in progress.

Viewing allocated materials

Open the production order from Producer β†’ Production orders. The materials section shows each raw material, the quantity allocated, and its source warehouse location.

If stock is insufficient after confirmation

If raw material stock falls short after a production order is confirmed β€” because stock was adjusted or lost β€” the production order detail page highlights the shortfall. You have two options:

  • Purchase the missing material β€” raise a purchase order for the shortfall, receive the goods, and the allocation updates automatically
  • Reduce the production quantity β€” edit the production order to match the available material quantity

Releasing unused allocation

If you produce fewer units than planned β€” due to machine breakdown, quality issues, or a decision to stop early β€” you can record the actual quantity produced when closing the order. Unused allocated materials are automatically returned to your available inventory.

Note: Materials are reserved at the warehouse level. If you have 200 kg of palm oil in Warehouse A and 300 kg in Warehouse B, AADOPS will reserve from the warehouse you specified when creating the production order. Cross-location allocation requires a stock transfer first.
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