About Work Tickets and Work Ticket Transactions

A work ticket contains instructions, material requirements, hours and cost budgets, and scheduling activities used to create an item. Detailed costs for labor, materials, miscellaneous charges, purchases, and Accounts Payable invoices can also be tracked in a work ticket.

Work tickets are broken down into logical sequences called steps. Steps can be used to identify a task necessary to produce a product, or to identify an outside process performed by a vendor.

Parent items generally refers to an item manufactured for inventory. The cost of the parent item is the sum of costs of the non-chargeable work ticket materials, labor, and direct costs applied to the work ticket.

Work Ticket Transactions

There are multiple ways to enter transactions against a work ticket. In Work Ticket Transaction Entry, you can enter the following transaction types: 

Transactions can also be entered in the following ways: