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Here.

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We'll take a look at the specification
of production restrictions.

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So these are a way of allocating
the amount of time

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it takes to produce a product
as well as which days

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you can and cannot work on the production
of the output.

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For example, if your office is shut
on weekends and you'll have nobody around

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to operate the machines,
then we don't want that to be included.

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Production
restrictions are configured against

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either the product variant directly
or the product group.

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It's being used within.

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So the first thing we're going to do
is navigate

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to our production restrictions.

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So rather than a series of tick boxes
for you to define the production

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restriction on a per product basis, we've
introduced a much more global concept.

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So you set up your restrictions
by heading to this screen here.

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So the production restrictions in here,
you can create as many combinations

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as you desire.

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And then you apply this restriction
or whichever

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restriction you want to either
the product or the product group level

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to create a new production restriction.

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We just go to add new record and define

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the name, click insert

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and then go to configure.

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So production restrictions
effectively serve as sets of safe

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delivery countdown configurations,
which can be applied

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to multiple products at once,
if you wish to do so.

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So going through some of the settings.

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First off, we have the deadline hour.

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So this is the deadline
for that particular order

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that the customer is placing effectively
any orders placed after this hour.

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So it's a 24 hour clock basis.

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We'll have their execution
start on the following day.

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So we'll add another day
to the delivery time.

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So, for example, if I put 15 in here,

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any order which comes in after 3 p.m.

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will start on the following day.

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Next, we have an execution offset.

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So this is a value in number of days.

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So whole number of days.

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So a product may take 24 hours
to manufacture due to several components,

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let's say.

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So if you typed one into this field,
it would then add an additional day

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for production

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if desired.

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You do have the ability
to specify execution

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offset tiers as well.

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So this allows you to increase or decrease

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the execution offset based on the quantity
which has been ordered.

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So multiple tiers can be specified
for each production restriction.

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So for example, if I say

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if we have a quantity of 100
and the offset,

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there is going to be two days
instead of one going into that number.

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We can insert as many tiers

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as we like.

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So then we can specify days to skip.

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So these days are used to mark
which days you are not able to work

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on the production of the output
such as weekends if the office is shut

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out of daily delivery,
countdown estimation accordingly.

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So I could say, for example, skip
Saturday and Skip Sunday.

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Now, if an order is placed on Friday

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with an execution offset of one day,
then it will not say.

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It will be produced on Saturday.

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It will skip those two days
and go to the following Monday.

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We then have the ability to specify

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from your configured calendars.

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So calendars
and that configuration has been covered

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in a different tutorial video.

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Effectively, you're
now able to assign days on the calendar

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wherein
you are not able to work on production.

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So this could be public holidays or

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maybe when your machinery is down
for servicing, for example,

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by assigning a calendar
to the restriction, the restriction

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calculation will now take all configured
calendar days into account.

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And that's the

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specification of the production
restriction completed.

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We'll just go ahead and click Save.