can u make a kanban board for orders. u can click on an order and then see a nested kanban with the individual products associated with the order and their quantities
I'll create a kanban board for orders with the ability to click on an order to see a nested kanban of the associated products.
I've created a kanban board for order management with the following features:
Main Kanban Board for Orders:
Nested Product Kanban:
Responsive Design:
The implementation uses:
You can customize the statuses, add more details to the cards, or connect this to a real database to store the order and product information.
I need help tracking production progress on orders. The way it works is that a company will place an order of say, 50 hats or 50 plushies or multiple products etc. Seamstresses are then assigned specific parts of the product to make. Say, seamstress A is assigned to make 50 tails for the plushy, seamstress B is assigned to make 50 boddies, seamstress C is assigned to assemble the plushies, etc. How can i display all of this information in an intuitive and clear way? I want there to be a Kanban board involved for the orders, but what about the granular details about part assignment?
I'll create a comprehensive system to track production progress for custom manufacturing orders, focusing on seamstress assignments and part completion tracking.
I've created a comprehensive system for tracking production progress on custom manufacturing orders, with a focus on seamstress assignments and part completion tracking.
Each order card shows:
When clicking on an order, a detailed modal opens with:
For each product:
For each seamstress:
The system uses a hierarchical data model:
This structure allows for granular tracking of production progress while maintaining a clear overview of the entire manufacturing process.
Managers can:
Seamstresses can:
Everyone can:
This system provides both the high-level kanban view you requested and the granular details about part assignments to seamstresses, giving you complete visibility into your manufacturing process.
You can't see the parts and the seamstresses assigned to the parts