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What:
Make it possible to post negative output and/ or negative consumption after finishing a production order (change status to Finished) and automatically correct the cost allocation and all sorts of variances (f.e. Material or Capacity variances).
Why:
Sometimes people forget to register consumption or output before finishing a production order. There is no possibility now to correct this. This causes un incomplete item tracking and wrong cost variances.
How:
Allow that a production order can be changed from Finished to Released. From a costing perspective this is already possible because it is possible now to add costs to a subcontracting operation after a production order is finished.
If a finished production is changed to released it should keep the standard cost of the first time of finishing, but this information is already available in the InventoryAdjmtEntryOrder table
Make it possible to post negative output and/ or negative consumption after finishing a production order (change status to Finished) and automatically correct the cost allocation and all sorts of variances (f.e. Material or Capacity variances).
Why:
Sometimes people forget to register consumption or output before finishing a production order. There is no possibility now to correct this. This causes un incomplete item tracking and wrong cost variances.
How:
Allow that a production order can be changed from Finished to Released. From a costing perspective this is already possible because it is possible now to add costs to a subcontracting operation after a production order is finished.
If a finished production is changed to released it should keep the standard cost of the first time of finishing, but this information is already available in the InventoryAdjmtEntryOrder table
STATUS DETAILS
Completed

Business Central Team (administrator)
Thank you for your feedback. We released this feature as part of the functionality in 2025 release wave 1.
Please refer to the following link for more information:
Reopen finished production orders | Microsoft Learn
Sincerely,
Andrei Panko
PM, Microsoft