Parts used for a task are registered in the Part issues section on the Registrations tab of the task. Planned issues are issues that were foreseen and have been scheduled for the task in Isah. They might include filters or liquids to be used for maintenance work.
Click the icon to add an issue, and specify that it is a planned issue.
They are linked to this task: On the Production calculation for parts form > Continued tab, the Line field (under Operation) contains the operation line that corresponds to the task you are working on.
If the part in the warehouse has multiple non-matching stock lines - for example because they have different certificates - then a selection form appears to allow you to specify the stock line you want to use the parts from.
Note: Isah MFS takes into account object-linked parts. These parts have one stock line for each unique part, which makes it easy to identify the right part. When you select an object-linked part for issue, the Object field appears, in which you need to choose the right object.
This field appears if the selected part is an object-linked part. Select the object you are using for the task.
For planned issues of object-linked parts, the part line shows an issue warehouse and an issue location (where applicable). When you make a planned issue of an object-linked part, you will only see the objects for which stock is available there.
If a target object was specified for the task, you can indicate which part is to be replaced during the planned or unplanned issue of a part. You can do so only if the settings allow this. If you select a line with the object you want to replace in the as-built structure, then the line number of the line to be replaced will be registered during the issue. If the object to be replaced has any components, those components will be copied to the new object, provided that this behavior has been configured in the settings. You are not required to fill in the field.
This button, which is located to the right of the Part field, is used to retrieve parts for issues from the database. If you cannot find a planned or unplanned part in the Part field, you may have to click this button to refresh the data.
It was a conscious design decision not to have the issue details refresh automatically, so as to avoid the app from becoming slow.