A production order can only be processed in Produce / Manager and Produce / Operator if it has at least one route stage (the equivalent of operation in Cloud Apps terminology) specified in SAP Business One.Operation listsAfter logging in to Produce / Operator, you will see two lists of available operations.Only those operations are listed that are in Released status in SAP Business One.The My operations list shows the operations that you have already worked on. The All operations list is broken into two tabs.The All tab contains all available operations, with as many rows for each production order as the number of operations specified for the order. The Ready to start tab helps you find the next, upcoming job in the potentially long list of available operations. An operation makes it to this tab ifit is the first operation of a production order, oryou have fully or partially completed the preceding operation in the same production order.In case of partial completion, you need to enter a completed quantity during the PDC workflow in order to make the following operation appear in the Ready to start tab.The lists can be customized by selecting the columns to be displayed. They may include any active custom fields that you have picked for display in the Column selector.You can search the lists, and the All operations list can be filtered for a given resource (e.g. machine or skilled worker) required. If you enable the More filters switch, you can filter the list by the content in any of the columns (except Estimated duration). Filtering thus can also be applied to any active custom fields.The Overall status column shows the progress of each operation:No work has been done on the operation yet.The operation has been started by at least one operator.The operation has been partially completed by at least one operator, which means that some materials and time have been booked on it, but has not been completed yet.The My status column in the My operations list shows the status of an operation from the given operator's perspective, with the values Not started, In progress, Partially completed and Completed.If an operation is completed by all operators working on it, it is automatically removed from both the My operations and the All operations lists.With the exception of Estimated duration, the rest of the information displayed in the lists is retrieved from the ERP system.The Estimated duration of an operation is calculated from the resource time and planned quantity that is defined in the operation plan: = +
* Operation detailsSelect the row of an operation to view its details. The details will be displayed on the right side of the screen. The color of the header indicates the status of the operation:black - Not startedyellow - Startedblue - Partially completedIn the example below, the selected operation has not been started yet, thus its header is black.You may also see a black header when another operator has already worked on the given operation, but you have not.The red frames in the screenshot below highlight the  °°° (Options) icons that, when in the operation detail view, hide the table customization, filtering and tab switch functionalities.You can return to the list view by clicking Back in the top left corner of the detail view.The detail view shows all important data of the operation as specified in SAP Business One, includingthe number of the production order;the id of the operation;the start date and the due date;the item code and name;the completed, planned, remaining and scrap quantities;any inspection order assigned to the operation;information on the resources and materials (to be) used for the operation (detailed below).For handling inspection orders in Produce / Operator, see Viewing and executing inspection orders during production.For resources and materials shown in Produce / Operator, see Resources and materials used in an operation.To start working on an operation, click in the top right corner of the operation's detail screen.You may not be allowed to start more than one operation at a time. In this case, when you select another operation on top of the one that you still have in progress, the Start button will be disabled on the selected operation's detail screen, and a warning modal will be displayed.