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# Create adhoc Order
The user can create an order anytime within the operation cycle. This function is available in the UI header.
To create an adhoc order, click the ***Actions*** button then:
1. Select ***New Order*** in the selection list
2. Select the ***Asset*** where the order will be used or executed
3. Select the production ***Material*** from the list
4. Enter the following order details; then click ***Confirm*** once all the order details are completed
* ***Order Number***: This is the order ID, which can be an alphanumeric character
* ***Operation***: This defaults to 100. The system is using this indicator to support a line with multiple equipment segments
* ***Name***: This is the name of the order, which can be an alphanumeric character
* ***Choose a date***: This defaults to the current date but can be changed by selecting the appropriate date from the calendar display
* ***Starting at***: This defaults to the current time but can be changed by using the up/down keys on the number fields
* ***Target Quantity***: This is the set production quantity for the order
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