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An authorisation to produce a specified quantity of an item.
A work order instructs production to make a given quantity by a given date, consuming components per the bill of materials and following a defined routing. It is the manufacturing equivalent of a purchase order.
It is also the cost container: materials issued, labour booked and overhead applied all attach to the work order, which is what makes actual unit cost comparable to standard.
Manufacturing runs on this vocabulary every day in AWRA OpsHub — 14 of our 257 glossary terms describe things the platform actually does.