General details

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When you generate a work-in-progress document from a production order, its general details are populated automatically from that document. You can edit them if necessary.

To edit the general details of a work-in-progress document, open the Main tab.

To learn about the general details of a work-in-progress document, see the following table:

Field	Description
Status	The lifecycle status of a work-in-progress document. One of the following: - Open. Indicates that the document processing has not started yet. - In progress. Indicates that the document processing is in progress. - Completed. Indicates that the document processing is completed. If Status is set to Completed: All fields except Status are read-only. All operations are marked as completed. You can generate production documents from the work-in-progress document.
Department	A business unit where operations listed in the WIP document are performed.
Production order	A production order the products are manufactured for. This field is read-only.
Product	A manufactured product. This field is read-only.
Variant	A product characteristic such as color or size. This field is read-only.
Bill of materials	The bill of materials (BOM) for manufacturing a product. You can quickly fill in the Components and Operations tabs based on this list of materials. To learn more, see Editing components and Editing operations. You can only edit this field if the product contains more than one BOM.
Quantity	Number of manufactured product items.
Unit	A product unit of measure. It is prefilled with a base unit from the production order. You can select another unit if a product has additional units.
Number	A work-in-progress document ID. It is automatically generated when you post the document. You can edit it. You can find work-in-progress documents by ID in the Work-in-progress list.
Date	The date of a work-in-progress document.
Company	Your company's name.
Production method	Method used to manufacture the product. One of the following: In-house production. The product is manufactured in-house. The next step is generating a production document. Subcontracting. The product is manufactured by a subcontractor. The next step is generating a subcontractor order issued, which initiates a subcontracting services received process. This field is read-only.
Include in production planning	Indicates whether the work-in-progress document arises from a production order included in the production planning queue. This checkbox is read-only.

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