Invoice #INV-4521 (linked to SO-4521, $6,987) → Status: Unpaid.

Due Date: Sept 30, 2025.

Payment Terms: Net 30.

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Reminder scheduled for Sept 25.

Sales Order #SO-4521 (Acme Aerospace) status:

• Part 1001 – 250 units → Production 100% complete, Ready for shipment
• Part 2035 – 120 units → Production 65% complete, est. finish Sept 28
• Shipping docs → Draft generated, pending final QA release

Overall Order Status: Partially Ready – Estimated full shipment Oct 2.

Invoice #8892 from ABC Plating ($4,500) matches three open jobs:

• Job 1047 – 250 parts plated → $2,250
• Job 1051 – 150 parts plated → $1,350
• Job 1054 – 60 parts plated → $900

Total = $4,500. No discrepancies found. Invoice marked as reconciled and ready for payment approval.

Order #4602 (500 units Product D) has been split into two shipments:

• Shipment 1 (Ready Now): 300 units available, ships today
• Shipment 2 (Backorder): 200 units scheduled for completion Aug 28

Customer has been notified of the partial shipment and updated invoices have been issued.

Jake R. leads the floor with 96% on-time completion over 120 jobs this year.

Comparison of Product X Rev A vs Rev B:

• Added: Subassembly C (new, cost $3.25/unit)
• Removed: Part A2 (replaced by Part A3, cost increase of $0.50/unit)
• Material Impact: Overall material cost increased by 7%
• Rolled-up Unit Cost: Rev A = $191.25 → Rev B = $204.00

Recommendation: Consider alternate sourcing for Part A3 to mitigate cost increase.

Current average setup time is 1.6 hours. Milling jobs run slightly higher at 2.1 hours due to fixturing complexity.

Yes—6061 bar stock is at 3X reorder point. Suggest pausing POs until usage normalizes.

Scrap rate is at 2.4% YTD. Most scrap this month came from Job #2389 (threaded inserts) due to out-of-spec tap depth.

Top three customers by order volume:

• AeroTech Components ($420K)
• Delta Robotics ($310K)
• McClane Manufacturing ($205K)

Job #2371 (precision gear blanks) netted 42% gross margin—fast setup, low scrap, and high material markup.

Quoted 36 jobs, won 21 jobs. That’s a win rate of 58%, with most losses going to lead time rather than price.

$182,000 worth of jobs are in WIP — spread across 27 active travelers.

Job#2408 (sensor housings) is still at AnodizeCo. ETA is Friday. Everything else is back and in final QC.

Three jobs are behind:

• Job#2413 (brass fittings)
• #2397 (aluminum brackets)
• #2421 (rework on shaft collars)

All trending late due to tool availability and operator bottlenecks in Cell 2.