LSC production and output feedback

Purpose

This page describes the production-related LSC process from component staging to structured output reporting.

Component staging

The staging process controls which package units are made available for production.

Key points:

• filter by production order or staging location,
• define required quantity from business perspective,
• create staging activities,
• monitor coverage status actively.

Production output feedback

Operational feedback is processed through Production Backflush.

Typical flow:

1. Select production order and line.
2. Validate alternative packaging structure.
3. Maintain Number of Singles and Output Quantity.
4. Set Lot No. where lot logic is mandatory.

graph LR;

%% Nodes
A["Create production<br/>order"]
B["Plan component<br/>staging"]
C["Load staging<br/>location"]
D["Release packages<br/>to production"]
E["Consume components<br/>physically"]
F["Run production"]
G["Prepare output<br/>feedback"]
H["Run Production<br/>Backflush"]
I{"Packaging<br/>required?"}
J["Pack output as<br/>handling unit"]
K["Complete output<br/>posting"]
L["Finished packages<br/>available"]

%% Flow
A -.- B
linkStyle 0 stroke:#ffffff
B ==> C
C ==> D
D ==> E
E ==> F
F ==> G
G ==> H
H ==> I
I ==>|Yes| J
I ==>|No| K
J ==> K
K ==> L

%% Classes
class A btProcessTitle
class B,C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L btProcessActive

5. Finish feedback through Register/Finish actions.

Packaging-structure and quantity rules

• Single/master logic must match active structure.
• Partial quantities must be transferred consistently into package hierarchy.
• Resulting activity depends on QA requirement and target process.

Component consumption

Depending on setup, consumption follows FEFO/FIFO or allocation sequence. Blocked packages must not distort consumption behavior.

Checkpoints

• staging and target locations are plausible,
• packaging structure is correct before feedback,
• lot/date fields are complete,
• feedback postings have no unresolved conflict activities.