# Order Wise Raw Materials

<p class="doc-lead">Raw material requirements vs requested, received, and stock availability per Production Order. Rows are color-coded by fulfillment status. Select orders and create Material Requests in bulk.</p>

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<a href="#/production/reports/order-wise-raw-materials?id=overview">Overview</a>
<a href="#/production/reports/order-wise-raw-materials?id=use-cases">Use Cases</a>
<a href="#/production/reports/order-wise-raw-materials?id=filters">Filters</a>
<a href="#/production/reports/order-wise-raw-materials?id=columns">Columns</a>
<a href="#/production/reports/order-wise-raw-materials?id=actions">Actions</a>
<a href="#/production/reports/order-wise-raw-materials?id=faq">FAQ</a>
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<h2 id="overview">Overview</h2>

Go to <b>Production → Reports → Order Wise Raw Material</b>.

<p><b>What it shows.</b> For each production order and raw material line, required quantity vs requested quantity, received quantity, and current stock. Use <b>Select Orders</b> to pick specific orders before generating.</p>

<p><b>When to use it.</b> Use before issuing materials — identify shortages, raise material requests, and confirm stock availability per order.</p>

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<h2 id="use-cases">Use Cases</h2>

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<li><b>Store keeper</b> — See which raw materials are short before creating Issue For Production.</li>
<li><b>Planner</b> — Select multiple orders and raise a Material Request for all shortages at once.</li>
<li><b>Buyer</b> — Filter by Raw Item Type to focus on specific material categories.</li>
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<h2 id="filters">Filters</h2>

<b>Quick filters:</b> Date range, Employee, Select Orders.

<b>Advanced Filter:</b> Item, Center, Batch, Item Group, Variant, Branch, Brand, Machine, Production Order Id, Raw Item Type.

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<h2 id="columns">Columns</h2>

| **Column** | **Description** |
|------------|-----------------|
| *(checkbox)* | Select row for Material Request. |
| Order | Production Order. Click to open. |
| Date | Order date. |
| Due Date | Order due date. |
| Item | Finished item on the order. |
| Quantity | Order quantity. |
| UOM | Finished item unit. |
| Raw Item Name | Raw material required. |
| Type | Raw item type. |
| UOM | Raw material unit. |
| Required Qty | Quantity required per BOM. |
| Requested Qty | Quantity already requested. |
| Received Qty | Quantity already issued/received. |
| Stock | Current stock available. |

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<h2 id="actions">Actions</h2>

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<li><b>Generate</b> — run the report</li>
<li><b>Select Orders</b> — pick specific Production Orders to include</li>
<li><b>Create Material Request</b> — create a Material Request for selected rows *(requires Material Request create access)*</li>
<li><b>Export</b> — export to Excel</li>
<li><b>Print</b> — print the report</li>
<li><b>Advanced Filter</b> — open additional filter fields</li>
<li><b>clear</b> — reset active advanced filters</li>
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<h2 id="faq">FAQ</h2>

<p><b>What do the row colors mean?</b><br>Rows are color-coded by fulfillment status — fully received, partially received, or not yet requested.</p>

<p><b>Can I create one Material Request for multiple orders?</b><br>Yes — select the required rows and click <b>Create Material Request</b>.</p>
<p><b>Need plan-level material demand?</b><br>Use <a href="#/production/reports/plan-wise-raw-materials">Plan Wise Raw Materials</a> for consolidated requirements from Production Plans.</p>
<p><b>Per order materials?</b><br>Raw material requirement and issue status per production order.</p>
<p><b>Shortage?</b><br>Compare to stock before issue for production.</p>
<p><b>Can I export this report?</b><br>Yes — use Export from report actions for Excel analysis.</p>
<p><b>Which production setting affects this?</b><br>Review <a href="#/production/production-settings-config">Production Settings</a> for variance, quantity, and BOM rules.</p>