View Work Orders Overview

Last reviewed: June 9, 2026

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The View Work Orders screen is used to search, filter, and open work orders for review or detail maintenance.

What this screen is for

Use View Work Orders when you need to find a work order, review its status, open its detail screen, print work order documents, or review production history.

This screen is also reused by the Issue Materials and Log Labor / WIP to FG workflows with different list filters and action buttons.

Screen path

Dashboard > Manufacturing > Work Orders > View Work Orders

List controls

Control Purpose
Search box Searches by work order number, part, description, status, priority, due date, or created-by user.
Status filter Shows Open Only, All Statuses, Completed, or Cancelled work orders.
Refresh Reloads the work order list.
View Opens the selected work order detail screen.

The default status filter is Open Only (Draft/Released/In Progress).

Work order columns

Column What it shows
WO Number Work order number.
Part Number Finished part being produced.
Quantity Ordered work order quantity.
Completed Quantity completed so far.
Status Current work order status.
Priority Work order priority. Lower numbers are visually treated as higher priority.
Due Date Planned due date.
Standard Cost Total standard cost value on the work order list.
Action Opens the work order detail or workflow for the current mode.

Statuses

Status Meaning
Draft Work order has been created but materials have not been issued through the normal issue workflow.
Released Materials have been issued and the work order is ready for labor, production, or completion.
In Progress Production activity has started, usually after a partial completion or labor/completion activity.
Completed The work order has been completed through the WIP-to-FG completion workflow or marked completed.
Cancelled The work order is no longer active for production.

Use the completion workflow rather than manually forcing a status to Completed when inventory receipt and WIP transfer are needed.

What happens behind the scenes

Opening the screen reads the work order list and related part description and created-by user. Searching and filtering in this screen are client-side actions after the list loads.

Opening a work order detail screen loads additional material, operation, outside-service, and allocation details.

Viewing and filtering work orders does not move inventory, post accounting, or change work order status.

Troubleshooting

No work orders are shown

Likely cause: The selected status filter or search text excludes the work order.

Safe fix: Clear the search box and change the status filter to All Statuses.

Contact support if: The work order exists but never appears under any filter.

A completed work order is missing from the default list

Likely cause: The default filter is Open Only.

Safe fix: Change the status filter to Completed or All Statuses.

Contact support if: The completed work order still does not appear.

The wrong action button is shown

Likely cause: The same list component is used in different modes. View mode shows View, Issue mode shows Issue, and completion mode shows Log Labor / WIP to FG.

Safe fix: Return to the Work Orders menu and choose the intended option.

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