Record what you made and used when you complete work

Completing a stage now records the parts and materials it still owes, as planned. The confirm lists them; choose Edit amounts to open the stage's parts list and change them first. Completing a component or a phase records everything still owed in the stages and steps inside it, and its confirm says how many. Materials you already recorded aren't recorded again, closed stages are skipped, and an amount you changed by hand stays as you left it.

Checking off a step records what that step still owes. Sending units ahead, or adding completed units on a step, records their share of the plan. Each shows a message with Change, which opens the parts list so you can fix the amounts. When finishing a step or stage also finishes its stage or the whole order, the rest of that stage or order is recorded too, and the confirm lists it. Finishing the order records its own materials, the ones not placed at a stage. A stage that finishes because all its parts were entered in the parts list records the same way.

Completing also records the stage's processed parts as planned. A processed count you already entered stays as you left it.

A material swapped for another is no longer recorded where it was planned. Its substitute is recorded instead.

The "Material usage not recorded" label on a stage or step now opens its parts list. The separate materials drawer is gone.

The Completion tab lists the order's own parts and materials, the ones not placed at a stage, at the top. Parts processed at a stage now count toward its progress, the same as parts made there. Rows in the parts list are taller and easier to tap.

A material that has never been received asks where it was drawn from instead of failing with an error. The choice only applies to that draw and doesn't change the material's settings. Stock at that location shows as negative until the material is received.

Parts you make now go into stock at the stage's location: where its work is recorded, or where it is planned if work hasn't been recorded anywhere yet. Parts made on a step land at its stage's location. A part set up to always land in one place, such as a specific rack, still goes there. When a later stage of the same order uses those parts, it takes them from where they were made.

On the Materials & Production tab, Mark consumed and Mark produced are now Record used and Record made.