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The Workstation Module in MokoCRM is used to define and manage physical or virtual production stations within a manufacturing workflow. Each workstation represents a specific step or location in the production process and can be used to track time, costs, capacity, and performance during manufacturing orders.

The Workstation Module in MokoCRM is used to define and manage physical or virtual production stations within a manufacturing workflow. Each workstation represents a specific step or location in the production process and can be used to track time, costs, capacity, and performance during manufacturing orders.

🧾 Enabling the Module

1. Navigate to:
   Home → Setup → Modules → Workstations
2. Click Activate
3. Ensure the Manufacturing Orders module is also enabled

🏭 Creating a Workstation

1. Go to Manufacturing → Workstations → New Workstation
2. Enter:
   • Name (e.g., Cutting Station, Assembly Line 1)
   • Location (warehouse, building, department)
   • Hourly rate or operational cost (optional)
   • Capacity per day or shift (optional)
3. Save to make the workstation available for use in manufacturing orders

🔁 Using Workstations in Production

• Assign a workstation to each manufacturing step
• Track time and cost per workstation used during manufacturing
• Monitor workload and utilization across production lines
• Log notes or quality checks per station for traceability

🔗 Integration With Other Modules

• Manufacturing Orders: Link workstations to specific tasks or phases
• Products: Use workstations in BOM routing or instructions
• Stock: Control where components are consumed or produced

📊 Reporting and Oversight

• Generate reports on workstation usage and productivity
• Filter by workstation, date range, or operator
• Analyze cost and time per unit produced across stations

📌 Best Practices

• Name workstations clearly to reflect real-world production layouts
• Set realistic capacity to improve scheduling accuracy
• Use cost fields to evaluate efficiency and profitability
• Review workstation logs regularly to detect production bottlenecks
• Integrate workstation tracking with production quality checks if applicable