After all jobs are turned in for the day, production sheets can be printed. This report tells the production staff what service items are needed and how many units to produce.
Enter the job number.
Enter the date the job was turned in, or click to look up date in the Date Navigator.
Default is ALL. Click to restrict search to service items with a specific turnaround time (see Lookup panel). Options are set in Rush Type Master.
Profit centers or parts of your business you track separately. Default is ALL. Click to restrict search to jobs tied to specific BUs (see Lookup panel). BUs are set in Business Units.
Defaults to No. If you want a report that shows both completed service items and work still to be completed, click to select Yes.
Click . RB9 lists all of the jobs (along with their service items) that meet the specified search condition(s) as a report.
Export the report to save it and/or edit it in another application, or print it. See Printing invoices, statements & reports.
Use the Production Sheet as a guide for service item production to track in RB9’s Tracking module (RB9 only). Tracking is independent of other modules, but if service items pass through multiple hands as they move through your production workflow, Tracking can ensure that nothing slips through the cracks.
After producing items, use the Shipping function to send items to clients (see Shipping to clients), and check them off as produced on the invoice (see Adding & updating individual service items). Then your billing staff finalizes the invoices.