In Fusion Operations listing pages you have an 'Action' column with several buttons, the buttons presented will vary between listing pages, below it will be detailed which are the buttons available and their functionalities.

Going top to bottom, let's check the buttons in the action columns.

Actions buttons

Production orders/Jobs Listing

In the production orders/jobs listing, there are eight buttons in the action column. Below we will detail their use, going from top to bottom, left to right:

Edit button: represented by the pencil symbol. When pressed, the Production order/Job will open, allowing it to be edited.
Delete button: represented by a garbage can. When pressed a confirmation message will be displayed, check the image below:
- if there are dependencies the message "Error! Unable to delete Production Order because some Production Records depend on it." will be displayed in red, as per the image below:
- if there are no dependencies it will be deleted

Report button: represented by a chart symbol. It automatically generates a Productions report for that specific production order/job since the first record was made and it includes consumed products

The following 3 buttons change the presentation after being used. We can see the open is highlighted in red, with the tablet being Active or not, the closed is highlighted in blue with the Checked/Unchecked box, and the archived is highlighted in green with the closed/opened box.

Activate/Remove from tablet button: represented by a tablet in a landscape position. It shows/hides the production order/job from the mobile device. It is very useful to only show on the tablet the ongoing production orders/jobs instead of all the planned ones. Another way of seeing which orders/jobs are available in the tablet is via the green bar on the left of each order:

Open/Close button: represented by a Checked/Unchecked box. It will change the status of the production order/job from open to closed and vice-versa. It will help organizing the finished vs ongoing productions.
Archive/Unarchive button: represented by a closed/opened box. As the previous one, it will change the status of the production order/job - in this case from archived to unarchive and vice-versa. All the canceled, completed and other types of production orders/jobs that don't fit in the open and closed ones can be stored here for historical purposes.
Materials needed button: represented by a two-level organogram. It allows you to see a report of Planned consumption for that production order/job.
Header sheets button: represented by a barcode. It generates a document with detailed information on the products and operations being performed and their corresponding barcodes/QR codes. It can be used to facilitate the start of production by reading the barcodes. Check here to learn more information available on a Production order/Job header sheet.

Sales orders Listing

In the sales orders listing, there are five buttons in the action column, going from top to bottom, left to right:

Edit button: represented by the pencil symbol. When pressed, the Sales order will open, allowing it to be edited.
Delete button: represented by a garbage can. When pressed, a confirmation message will be displayed, check the image below:
- if there are dependencies the message "Error! Unable to delete Sales Order because some Production Orders depend on it." will be displayed in red, as per the image below. Note that the entity that causes dependency can vary, use the drill-down in blue to see more details
- if there are no dependencies it will be deleted
Open/Close button: represented by a Checked/Unchecked box. It will change the status of the sales order from open to closed and vice-versa. It will help to organize the shipped vs ongoing sales orders.
Archive/Unarchive button: represented by a closed/opened box. As the previous one it will change the status of the sales order, now from archived to unarchive and vice-versa. All the canceled, completed and other types of sales orders that don't fit in the open and closed ones can be stored here for historical purposes
Production order date adjustments button: represented by a cycle arrow with a clock. When pressed a pop-up box will be displayed, check the image below. This feature allows simultaneous adjustment of start and due dates for sales orders by adding or removing a specified number of days.

Purchase orders Listing

In the purchase orders listing, there are five buttons in the action column, going from top to bottom, left to right:

Edit button: represented by the pencil symbol. When pressed, the Purchase order will open, allowing it to be edited
Delete button: represented by a garbage can. When pressed a confirmation message will be displayed, check the image below:
- if there are dependencies the message "Error! Unable to delete Purchase Order because some Inventory Movements depend on it." will be displayed in red, as per the image below
- if there are no dependencies it will be deleted
Activate/Remove from tablet button: represented by a tablet in a landscape position. It shows/hides the purchase order from the mobile device, it is very useful to only show on the tablet the orders that need to be received instead of all the orders.
Open/Close button: represented by a Checked/Unchecked box. It will change the status of the purchase order from open to closed and vice-versa. It will help to organize the received vs ongoing purchase orders.
Archive/Unarchive button: represented by a closed/opened box. As the previous one, it will change the status of the purchase order, now from archived to unarchive and vice-versa. All the canceled, completed and other types of purchase orders that don't fit in the open and closed ones can be stored here for historical purposes

Material Requests, Inventory counts Listing

All of the above share the same action buttons that will be generically described below.

Edit button: represented by the pencil symbol. When pressed, the chosen entity will open, allowing it to be edited
Delete button: represented by a garbage can. When pressed a confirmation message will be displayed, check the image below:
- if there are dependencies the message "Error! Unable to delete Entity because some other entity depend on it." will be displayed in red
- if there are no dependencies it will be deleted
Open/Close button: represented by a Checked/Unchecked box. It will will change the entity's status from open to closed and vice-versa.
Archive/Unarchive button: represented by a closed/opened box. As the previous one, it will change the entity's status, now from archived to unarchive and vice-versa. All the canceled, completed and other types that don't fit in the open and closed ones can be stored here for historical purposes.

Quality Policies Listing

Edit Button: represented by the pencil symbol. When pressed, the Quality Policies will open, allowing it to be edited.

Products Listing

In the products listing, there are five buttons in the action column, going from top to bottom, left to right:

Edit button: represented by the pencil symbol. When pressed, the Product will open, allowing it to be edited
Delete button: represented by a garbage can. When pressed a confirmation message will be displayed, check the image below:
- if there are dependencies the message "Unable to delete Product because some existing entities depend on it." will be displayed in red, as per the image below, or it can also specify the entity
- if there are no dependencies it will be deleted
Disable Button: represented by a prohibition sign. This button inactivates the product. It is useful for keeping the product's history by avoiding deleting it. When a product is disabled, its records are preserved, but the product can no longer be used for production, receiving, or shipping.
Report button: represented by a chart symbol. It automatically generates a Productions report for that specific product from 1/1/1970 - 1:00 AM (depending on the time zone) until now.
Header sheets button: represented by a barcode. It generates a document with detailed information on the product and its operations, cycle times, and machines. It shows product and operations barcodes/QR codes

Operations and Machines Listing

Both Operations and Machine listings share the same action buttons which will be generically described below.

Edit button: represented by the pencil symbol. When pressed, the entity will open, allowing it to be edited
Delete button: represented by a garbage can. When pressed a confirmation message will be displayed, check the image below:
- if there are dependencies the message "Error! Unable to delete Entity because some other entity depends on it." will be displayed in red
- if there are no dependencies it will be deleted

Disable Button: represented by a prohibition sign. This button inactivates the entity. It is useful for keeping the entity's history by avoiding deleting it. When an entity is disabled, its records are preserved, but the entity can no longer be used for production

Workers

In the workers listing, there are three buttons in the action column, going from left to right:

Edit button: represented by the pencil symbol. The worker page will open when pressed, allowing it to be edited.
Delete button: represented by a garbage can. When pressed a confirmation message will be displayed, check the image below:
- if there are dependencies the message "Error! Unable to delete worker because some entity depend on it." will be displayed in red
- if there are no dependencies it will be deleted

Report button: represented by a chart symbol. It automatically generates a Productions report for that specific worker since the 1/1/1970 - 1:00 AM (depending on the time zone) until now

Maintenance Orders Listing

In the maintenance orders listing, there are five buttons in the action column, going from left to right and top to bottom:

Edit button: Represented by the pencil symbol. When pressed, the Maintenance order will open, allowing it to be edited

Delete button: represented by a garbage can. When pressed a confirmation message will be displayed, check the image below:
- if there are dependencies the message "Error! Unable to delete Maintenance Order because some entity depend on it." will be displayed in red
- if there are no dependencies it will be deleted
Mark as completed/Mark as not completed: it will automatically close the maintenance order when marked as complete
Open/Close button: represented by a Checked/Unchecked box. It will change the status of the production order/job from open to closed and vice-versa, it will help organize the finished vs ongoing maintenance orders
Archive/Unarchive button: represented by a closed/opened box. As the previous one it will change the status of the maintenance order, in this case from archived to unarchive and vice-versa. All the canceled, completed and other types of maintenance orders that don't fit in the open and closed ones can be stored here for historical purposes

Other listings (sections, devices, users, etc..)

All the other listings not mentioned above have 2 buttons:

Edit button: represented by the pencil symbol. When pressed, the specific entity record will open, allowing it to be edited

Delete button: represented by a garbage can. When pressed a confirmation message will be displayed, check the image below:
- if there are dependencies the message "Error! Unable to delete 'entity' because some 'other entity' depend on it." will be displayed in red, as per the example below
- if there are no dependencies it will be deleted