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SHOP FLOOR

DATA COLLECTION

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2250 East Imperial Highway, Suite 200 El Segundo, CA 90245 U.S.A. Toll Free: (800) 223-3799 Phone: (310) 563-7000 Fax: (310) 563-7300 [email protected]

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SHOP FL

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Real time data collection for receiving, inventory, manufacturing operations and shipping, seamlessly integrated with GLOVIA G2.

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SHOP FLOOR DATA COLLECTION

The Glovia Shop Floor Data Collection (SFDC) solution is designed to provide a real-time, mobile or fixed data collection interface to GLOVIA G2. This solution supports radio frequency (RF) and hardwired terminals, laser and thermal barcode printers, fixed mount barcode readers, relays, reader boards and other serial or Ethernet devices. The interface is a Windows product designed to communicate real-time with Glovia’s SFDC Transaction Manager. The power of the product is realized in the flexibility of device types, real-time data access and ability to handle multiple locations in variable configurations.

Features

• A robust Windows-based solution delivering unprecedented stability and functionality

• Helping customers realize additional benefits of Glovia by increasing productivity, reducing errors, cutting inventory costs and improving customer satisfaction

• Different devices may have different screens depending on functionality required • Device choices – multiple RF devices (mobile, fixed and vehicle mount) and hardwired

• Real-time validation on Employee Number, Part Number, Job Number, Job Operation, Location, • P.O. Item Number, Lot Tracking Number, Shipper Line Item and Quantity On-Hand

• Supports a supervisor end-of-day feature that allows employees to clock out quickly • Fully supports lot and serial control

Transactions Supported

The SFDC module consists of a core set of transactions. These transactions are explained in more detail on the following pages.

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GLOVIA SFDC CONNECTIVITY OPTIONS

Examples of Supported Devices

Complementary Products

Several complementary products are available, including:

Time and Attendance

Robust T&A with interface to ADP; Critical employee information; Security and Grouping; Supervisor over-ride; Wired or wireless terminals; Bar Code badges or Smart Cards.

In/Out Board

For employees who do not need to clock in and out for payroll purposes, but whose whereabouts need to be tracked, service engineers, consultants, managers, etc. Information is fed to an electronic ‘In/Out’ board, which can be displayed on a standard Windows PC.

Our partner company for SFDC solutions can provide a complete installation, offering

networking and hardware consultancy as well as working with Glovia to provide any customized transactions. A wide range of handheld data collection devices/mobile computers, scales, label printers, relays, display boards and wedge scanners are supported, from such well-known manufacturers as Intermec, Datalogic (Percon), Motorola, Mettler-Toledo, Zebra, Datamax, Daktronics and Adaptive (among others), using RS232/422 network, Ethernet, RF, and ODBC/ RDO/ADO connection and data transfer methodologies.

Intermec Vehicle Mount Computer Motorola Mobile Computer Mettler-Toledo Scale Intermec Printers Intermec Mobile Computers Zebra Printers Adaptive Reader Boards Datamax print/ apply printers

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Receiving

Purchase Order

This transaction maintains receipts for items ordered from a particular vendor. Receipts can be for a specified purchase order, contract purchase order, or type 2 blanket purchase order.

Transfer Order Receipts

This transaction maintains a transfer order receipt into an inventory location. You can receive all of the

shipped quantity or receive a partial quantity.

Customer Returns

This transaction maintains received material against

a previously created return goods authorization.

Supplier Releasing Manual Receipts

This transaction maintains a manual receipt for a delivered order.

Supplier Releasing Quick Receipts

This transaction maintains receipt prior to validation of the received order.

Supplier Releasing ASN Receipts

This transaction maintains an ASN receipt for a delivered order.

SHOP FLOOR DATA COLLECTION - TRANSACTION SETS

Inventory

Inventory Inquiry

This transaction allows the user to identify the quantity of an item that exists in each stock loca-tion and bin from which it is available.

Location Move

This transaction transfers item quantities from one location to another location within a single master location.

Job Issues - Work Order Pick List

This transaction issues material to work order lines using picklists. Typically picklists are used to generate one document for all the committed material for a work order when material is maintained in one location.

Job Issues - Work Order Direct Material Issues and Reversals

This transaction allows you to process unplanned material issues directly to a Work Order and bypass the commitment and pull ticket or picklist activities. You may reverse a material issue by using the Issue Reversals transaction.

Job Issues - Work Order Direct Tool

This transaction issues a tool from a kit list (including nonstandard tools) directly to a work order and bypasses the commit and issue transactions. You can use this transaction if the tool is not defined on the routing.

Job Issues - Work Order Tool Return

This transaction returns a tool that is no longer being used or that has been returned due to damage. Once a tool is returned, it can be reissued.

Job Issues - Repetitive Schedule Direct Material

This transaction issues unplanned material direct-ly to an open repetitive schedule and bypasses the commitment and pull ticket activities.

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Job Issues - Repetitive Schedule Pull Ticket

This window prints pull tickets generated when material is committed using the Commit/Line Bal-ance capability in Repetitive Manufacturing.

Inventory Adjustments

This transaction maintains the on-hand balance for an item. You can enter negative or positive quantities to decrement or increment the on-hand quantity.

Physical Inventory (PI) - PI Count

This transaction enters counts and recounts for stock, non-stock, and nonstandard items included in a physical inventory.

Physical Inventory - Cycle Count

This transaction enters counts and recounts for a cycle.

Master Location Move

This transaction transfers material from one master location to another master location within the same CCN, or from one CCN to another CCN.

Assign Storage Location

This transaction maintains storage locations within a master location by moving material from an entrance location to any other location (for example, a stock room or storage area). Labor

Work Order Labor Time

This transaction maintains labor hours for work order lines. Labor time may be recorded for an individual employee or for a crew.

Clock In/Out

This transaction logs an employee into and out of the labor reporting system using a data collection device, such as a scanner.

TRANSACTION SETS

Work Order Clock On

This transaction enables an employee to log onto a work order and begin collecting labor time using a data collection device such as a scanner.

Work Order Clock Off

This transaction enables an employee to log off a work order and end labor collection to that particular order using a data collection device such as a scanner.

Repetitive Labor Entry

This transaction maintains labor hours for repetitive schedule items in order to calculate labor costs. You record labor entries for an individual employee or for a crew.

Work Order Machine Time Entry

Work Order Machine Time Entry

This transaction reports machine hours for work order lines. Machine time entry may be recorded for an individual machine or for a cell.

Shipping

Sales Order - Validate Picklist

This transaction validates a printed picklist list for a sales order.

Sales Order - Pick Confirm

This transaction confirms the picking of picklist items and specifies the location to which the items are being transferred.

Sales Order - Pack Confirm

This transaction maintains information about packing activities based on the packlist document.

Customer Release - Pack Confirm

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Releasing packlist.

Transfer Order - Commit/Ship

This transaction commits and/or ships a range of transfer orders.

Return to Supplier

This transaction returns rejected material to your supplier.

Scrap

Assembly

This transaction scraps defective assemblies being manufactured against a work order line.

Component

This transaction scraps components on a work order line item.

Operation

This transaction scraps subassembly items relating to a work order routing operation.

Material

This transaction scraps material that has been dispositioned as scrap by the MRB Results transaction.

Inspection

Move to Inspection

This transaction transfers item quantities from one stocking location to an inspection location associated with the same master location.

Inspection Results

This transaction records inspection results for an item in any location.

Completions

Work Order

This transaction records completion of work order lines and records the storage location for the completed quantity.

Repetitive Schedule

This transaction records completion of repetitive items, optionally back flushing components from the work center associated with the repetitive schedule, and reports the new location for the completed stock or non-stock item.

Change Password

Change Password

This transaction allows the user to change their password. The Password rules and frequency of mandatory change are

controlled using the same ERP functionality used throughout the GLOVIA G2 application.

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See what Shop Floor Data Collection can do for you.

This document contains the following examples: • Work Order Operation Scrap

• Purchase Order Receipts • Sales Order Pack Confirm • Work Order Labor Entry

A REAL-TIME DATA COLLECTION

INTERFACE TO GLOVIA G2

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Driving manufacturing processes with a complete

cost and scheduling system

COMPLETE

Work Order Operation Scrap

GLOVIA G2 Work Orders is a comprehensive application for managing all work order-related information and activities, from opening work orders and managing work-in-process transactions, through coordinating and evolving your production lines. The work orders application lets you scrap material at the component, operation, and assembly levels.

The disposition of the scrapped material is completed in the Inventory application. If the material was purchased from a supplier and found defective during

inspection, you can return it for replacement. Or, if the material was damaged during manufacturing, it can be made usable through rework processing. When return, rework, or other beneficial disposition of the material cannot be made, you must write it off by adjusting the accounting records and identifying it as scrap.

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Purchase Order Receipts

Taking active control of your procurement process ensures successful delivery of quality products with good margins and competitive prices. GLOVIA G2 Purchase Orders is designed to help you to manage suppliers, control inventory levels, realize the benefits of Just-in-Time (JIT) deliveries, and provide the vital visibility necessary to analyze the financial impact of your decisions.

Purchase order receipts automatically reject unwanted over shipments and early supplier deliveries. Tolerances may be set, if desired, to ensure that your financial commitments and inventory levels stay on target. Cascaded receiving can also be used to help speed up data entry. The entry of a total quantity automatically consumes each scheduled delivery. Optional move tickets help route material smoothly to the final destination for immediate use or storage.

Managing the cost, quality and delivery time of procurement

DELIVERY TIME

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Sales Order Pack Confirm

The lifeblood of every business is the sale and distribution of its goods and services. At the heart of this process is the sales order application. GLOVIA G2 Sales Order provides a fully integrated on-line environment for entering and processing sales orders and managing the physical distribution of goods.

When the packlist is confirmed, you can automatically confirm the shipment of material, and forward the information to billing for further processing. Or, you can delay the processing and use separate shipping and forward-to-billing transactions in the Sales Order or the Billing applications.

Providing a fully integrated online environment

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Work Order Labor Entry

With GLOVIA G2 Work Orders, you always have instant and accurate visibility to your current investments in work-in- process inventory. Each Work Order provides an on-line valuation of the materials used and value-added costs. Both labor and machine fixed and variable overhead calculations are supported.

Overhead can be automatically applied to stock and non-stock work order lines when you process labor and machine entries. For stock and non-stock work order lines for standard cost items, variances are calculated by comparing the actual labor or machine rate to the standard labor or machine rate for the operation. The actual labor or machine rate is compared to estimates to calculate variances for stock and non-stock work order lines for average cost items and for nonstandard work order lines.

Instant and accurate visibility to your investments in inventory

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©Fujitsu Glovia, Inc. 2015 | 2250 East Imperial Highway, Suite 200 El Segundo, CA 90245 800.713.1450 | [email protected] | www.glovia.com

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