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    Power BI Manufacturing app KPIs and measures

    APPLIES TO: Generally available in Business Central 2024 release wave 2 (version 25.1).

    This page provides a list of all Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) included in the semantic model for the Power BI Manufacturing report.

    Explore the list of KPIs below to learn more about how they can help you achieve your business goals.

    Each KPI is described, including how it is calculated and what data was used in the calculations.

    Capacity KPIs

    • Capacity Cost Amt. Deviation %
    • Capacity Cost Amt. Variance
    • Capacity Used Deviation %
    • Capacity Used Variance (Hours)
    • Direct Cost Deviation %
    • Direct Cost Variance
    • Expected Capacity Need %
    • Load %
    • Overhead Cost Deviation %
    • Overhead Cost Variance
    • Scrap %
    • Utilization %

    Capacity Cost Amt. Deviation%

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the deviation between the actual capacity cost amount and the expected capacity cost amount, expressed as a percentage.

      Capacity Cost Amt. Deviation % = (Capacity Cost Amt. (Actual) - Expected Capacity Cost Amount)/ Expected Capacity Cost Amount

    Data Sources

    • Item Ledger Entry

    Capacity Cost Amt. Variance

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the variance between the expected cost of capacity utilization and the actual cost of capacity utilization.

      Capacity Cost Amt. Variance = -(Expected Capacity Cost Amount - Capacity Cost Amt. (Actual))

    Data Sources

    • Capacity Ledger Entry
    • Prod. Order Routing Line

    Capacity Used Deviation%

    Formula

    Capacity Used Deviation = ( Capacity Used (Hours) - Expected Capacity Need (Hours) ) / Expected Capacity Need (Hours)

    Data Sources

    • Capacity Ledger Entry
    • Prod. Order Routing Line

    Capacity Used Variance (Hours)

    Formula

    • This measure shows the variance between the expected capacity need and the actual capacity used.

      Capacity Used Variance (Hours) = -(Expected Capacity Need (Hours) - Capacity Used (Hours))

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Routing Line
    • Capacity Ledger Entry

    Direct Cost Deviation%

    Formula

    Direct Cost Deviation = ( Direct Cost - Expected Operation Cost Amt. ) / Expected Operation Cost Amt.

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Routing Line
    • Capacity Ledger Entry

    Direct Cost Variance

    Formula

    Direct Cost Variance = Expected Operation Cost Amt. - Direct Cost

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Routing Line
    • Capacity Ledger Entry

    Expected Capacity Need%

    Formula

    Expected Capacity Need % = Expected Capacity Need (Hours) / Capacity Available (Hours) Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Routing Line
    • Calendar Entry

    Load%

    Formula

    • This measure is calculates the percentage of available capacity that is currently being utilized, expressed as a percentage..

      Load % = Allocated Time (Hours) / Capacity Available (Hours)

    Data Sources

    • Calendar Entry
    • Prod. Order Routing Line

    Overhead Cost Deviation%

    Formula
    Overhead Cost Deviation % = ( Overhead Cost - Expected Capacity Ovhd. Cost ) / Expected Capacity Ovhd. Cost

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Routing Line
    • Capacity Ledger Entry

    Overhead Cost Variance

    Formula

    Overhead Cost Variance = Expected Capacity Ovhd. Cost - Overhead Cost

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Routing Line
    • Capacity Ledger Entry

    Scrap%

    Formula

    Scrap % = Capacity Scrap Qty. / Capacity Output Qty.

    Data Source

    • Capacity Ledger Entry

    Utilization%

    Formula

    Utilization % = Capacity Used (Hours) / Capacity Available (Hours)

    Data Source

    • Capacity Ledger Entry
    • Calendar Entry

    Capacity Measures

    • Allocated Time (Hours)
    • Capacity Available (Hours)
    • Capacity Cost Amt. (Actual)
    • Capacity Output Qty.
    • Capacity Scrap Qty.
    • Capacity Used (Hours)
    • Capacity Used per Unit (Hours)
    • Direct Cost
    • Expected Capacity Cost Amount
    • Expected Capacity Need (Hours)
    • Expected Capacity Ovhd. Cost
    • Expected Operation Cost Amt.
    • Overhead Cost
    • Run Time (Hours)
    • Run Time per Unit (Hours)
    • Setup Time
    • Setup Time per Unit (Hours)
    • Stop Time
    • Stop Time per Unit (Hours)

    Allocated Time (Hours)

    Formula

    • This measure shows the amount of time in hours that are allocated for production order routing lines by summing up all the allocated time values from the Production Data table.

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Capacity Need
    • Prod. Order Routing Line

    Capacity Available (Hours)

    Formula

    • This measure shows the total amount of available capacity in hours by summing up all capacity available values from the Production Data table.

    Data Sources

    • Calendar Entry

    Capacity Cost Amt. (Actual)

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the actual cost of capacity utilization for a given period by summing up the Direct Cost and the Overhead Cost. The Direct Cost represents the direct expenses incurred in producing a product, while the Overhead Cost represents the indirect expenses incurred in producing a product, such as rent, utilities, and maintenance.

      Capacity Cost Amt. (Actual) = Direct Cost + Overhead Cost

    Data Sources

    • Capacity Ledger Entry

    Capacity Output Qty.

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the total Capacity Output Quantity in a given period by summing up the output quantity for each capacity ledger entry from the Production Data table.

    Data Sources

    • Capacity Ledger Entry

    Capacity Scrap Qty.

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the total scrap quantity in a given period by summing up the scrap quantity for each capacity ledger entry from the Production Data table.

    Data Sources

    • Capacity Ledger Entry

    Capacity Used (Hours)

    Formula

    • This measure shows the total number of capacity hours used by summing up the capacity requirement for each production activity from the Production Data table.

    Data Sources

    • Capacity Ledger Entry

    Capacity Used per Unit (Hours)

    Formula

    • This measure shows the amount of capacity utilized to produce a single unit of a product.

      Capacity Used per Unit (Hours) = Capacity Used (Hours) / Finished Quantity (Base)

    Data Sources

    • Capacity Ledger Entry

    Direct Cost

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the direct cost by summing up the Direct Cost for each capacity ledger entry from the Production Data table.

    Data Sources

    • Capacity Ledger Entry

    Expected Capacity Cost Amount

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the expected cost of capacity utilization for a given period by summing up the Expected Operation Cost Amount and the Expected Capacity Overhead Cost. The Expected Operation Cost Amount represents the expected cost of operating the equipment or machinery used in production, while the Expected Capacity Overhead Cost represents the expected cost of indirect resources used in production, such as rent, utilities, and maintenance.

      Expected Capacity Cost Amount = Expected Operation Cost Amount + Expected Capacity Overhead Cost

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Routing Line

    Expected Capacity Need (Hours)

    Formula

    • This measure shows the expected total capacity required for production by summing up the expected capacity need (in hours) for each production activity from the Production Data table.

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Routing Line

    Expected Capacity Ovhd. Cost

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the Expected Capacity Ovhd. Cost by summing up the Expected Capacity Ovhd. Cost for each Prod. Order Routing Line from the Production Data table.

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Routing Line

    Expected Operation Cost Amt.

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the Expected Operation Cost Amt. by summing up the Expected Operation Cost Amt. for each Prod. Order Routing Line from the Production Data table.

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Routing Line

    Overhead Cost

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the Overhead Cost by summing up the Overhead Cost for each Capacity Ledger Entry from the Production Data table.

    Data Sources

    • Capacity Ledger Entry

    Run Time (Hours)

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the Run Time (Hours) by summing up the Run Time (Hr.) for each Capacity Ledger Entry from the Production Data table.

    Data Sources

    • Capacity Ledger Entry

    Run Time per Unit (Hours)

    Formula

    • This measure is shows the amount of time required to produce a single unit of a product.

      Run Time per Unit (Hours) = Run Time (Hours) / Finished Quantity (Base)

    Data Sources

    • Capacity Ledger Entry

    Setup Time (Hours)

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the Setup Time (Hours) by summing up the Setup Time (Hr.) for each Capacity Ledger Entry from the Production Data table

    Data Sources

    • Capacity Ledger Entry

    Setup Time per Unit (Hours)

    Formula

    • This measure shows the amount of time required to set up a machine or equipment for production.

      Setup Time per Unit (Hours) = Setup Time (Hours) / Finished Quantity (Base)

    Data Sources

    • Capacity Ledger Entry

    Stop Time (Hours)

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the Stop Time (Hours) by summing up the Stop Time (Hr.) for each Capacity Ledger Entry from the Production Data table

    Data Sources

    • Capacity Ledger Entry

    Stop Time per Unit (Hours)

    Formula

    • This measure shows the amount of time lost due to equipment downtime or stoppages, per unit produced.

      Stop Time per Unit (Hours) = Stop Time (Hours) / Finished Quantity (Base)

    Data Sources

    • Capacity Ledger Entry

    Consumption KPIs

    • % Consumed
    • % Consumption Rem.
    • Consumption Cost Amt. Deviation %
    • Consumption Cost Amt. Variance
    • Consumption Qty. Deviation %
    • Consumption Qty. Variance

    %Consumed

    Formula
    Qty. Consumed (Base) / Expected Consumption Qty. (Base)

    Data Sources

    • Item Ledger Entry
    • Prod. Order Component

    %Consumed Rem.

    Formula
    Rem. Qty. to Consume (Base) / Expected Consumption Qty. (Base)

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Component

    Consumption Cost Amt. Deviation%

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the deviation between the actual consumption cost amount and the expected consumption cost amount, expressed as a percentage.

      Consumption Cost Amt. Deviation % = (Consumed Cost Amount (Actual) - Expected Consumption Cost Amount) / Expected Consumption Cost Amount

    Data Sources

    • Item Ledger Entry
    • Prod. Order Component

    Consumption Cost Amt. Variance

    Formula

    • This measure shows the variance between the expected cost of consumed items and the actual cost of consumed items.

      Consumption Cost Amt. Variance = -(Expected Consumption Cost Amount - Consumed Cost Amount (Actual))

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Component
    • Item Ledger Entry

    Consumption Qty. Deviation%

    Formula
    ( Qty. Consumed (Base) - Expected Consumption Qty. (Base) ) / Expected Consumption Qty. (Base)

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Component
    • Item Ledger Entry

    Consumption Qty. Variance

    Formula
    Expected Consumption Qty. (Base) - Qty. Consumed (Base)

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Component
    • Item Ledger Entry

    Consumption Measures

    • Consumed Cost Amount (Actual)
    • Expected Consumption Cost Amount
    • Expected Consumption Qty. (Base)
    • Qty. Consumed (Base)
    • Rem. Consumption Cost Amt.
    • Rem. Qty. to Consume (Base)

    Consumed Cost Amount (Actual)

    Formula

    • This measure shows the actual cost of consumed items for a given period by summing up the actual cost of each item used in production. To calculate this cost amount, the measure calculates the sum of the actual cost of items consumed from the Production Data Table, filtered for the Consumption data source.

    Data Sources

    • Item Ledger Entry

    Expected Consumption Cost Amount

    Formula

    • This measure shows the expected cost of consumed items for a given period by summing up the expected consumption cost of each item used in production. To calculate this cost amount, the measure multiplies the expected consumption quantity of each item by its related unit cost and then sums up the results from the Production Data table.

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Component

    Expected Consumption Qty. (Base)

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the expected consumption quantity by summing up the Expected Consumption Qty. (Base) for each Prod. Order Component from the Production Data table.

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Component

    Qty. Consumed (Base)

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the quantity consumed by summing up Quantity for each consumption Item Ledger Entry from the Production Data table.

    Data Sources

    • Item Ledger Entry

    Rem. Consumption Cost Amt.

    Formula

    • The Rem. Consumption Cost Amt. measure calculates the total remaining consumption cost for production order components. It filters the Production Data Table to include only rows where the [Data Source] is Prod. Order Component. For these rows, it multiplies the Rem. Qty. to Consume (Base) by the Unit Cost (LCY) from the related Item table.

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Component
    • Item

    Rem. Qty. to Consume (Base)

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the remaining quantity to consume by summing up Remaining Qty. (Base) for each consumption Prod. Order Component from the Production Data table.

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Component

    Output KPIs

    • % Finished
    • % Remaining
    • Cost Amt. Deviation %
    • Cost Amt. Variance
    • Qty. Deviation %
    • Qty. Variance

    %Finished

    Formula
    % Finished = ( Finished Quantity (Base) / Expected Quantity (Base) )

    Data Sources

    • Item Ledger Entry
    • Prod. Order Line

    %Remaining

    Formula
    % Remaining = ( Remaining Qty. (Base) / Expected Quantity (Base) )

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Line

    Cost Amt. Deviation%

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the deviation between the expected cost amount and the actual cost amount for finished goods produced, expressed as a percentage.

      Cost Amt. Deviation % = (Finished Cost Amt. (Actual) - Expected Cost Amt.) / Expected Cost Amt.

    Data Sources

    • Item Ledger Entry
    • Prod. Order Line

    Cost Amt. Variance

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the variance between the expected cost amount and the actual cost amount for finished goods produced.

      Cost Amt. Variance = -(Expected Cost Amt. - Finished Cost Amt. (Actual))

    Data Sources

    • Item Ledger Entry
    • Prod. Order Line

    Qty. Deviation%

    Formula

    • This measure shows the deviation between the expected quantity and the actual quantity produced, expressed as a percentage.

      Qty. Deviation % = (Finished Quantity (Base) - Expected Quantity (Base)) / [Expected Quantity (Base)

    Data Sources

    • Item Ledger Entry
    • Prod. Order Line

    Qty. Variance

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the variance between the expected quantity and the actual quantity produced.

    Data Sources

    • Item Ledger Entry
    • Prod. Order Line

    Output Measures

    • Expected Cost Amt.
    • Expected Quantity (Base)
    • Finished Cost Amt. (Actual)
    • Finished Quantity (Base)
    • Remaining Cost Amt.
    • Remaining Qty. (Base)

    Expected Cost Amt.

    Formula

    • This measure shows the total expected cost amount by multiplying the quantity (in base units) for each production order line from the Production Data Table by the unit cost (in local currency) for the corresponding item, and summing up the results.

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Line

    Expected Quantity (Base)

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the total expected quantity (in base units) for a given period by summing up the base quantity for each production order line from the Production Data table.

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Line

    Finished Cost Amt. (Actual)

    Formula

    • This measure shows total actual cost amount for finished goods produced by summing up the actual cost amount for each output item ledger entry from the Production Data Table.

    Data Sources

    • Item Ledger Entry

    Finished Quantity (Base)

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the total quantity of finished products produced in base units over a given period by summing up all the output quantities from the Production Data table.

    Data Sources

    • Item Ledger Entry

    Remaining Cost Amt.

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the total remaining cost for production order lines. It filters the Production Data Table to include only rows where [Data Source] is Prod. Order Line. For each of these rows, it multiplies [Remaining Qty. (Base)] by the [Unit Cost (LCY)] from the related Item table.

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Line.
    • Item

    Remaining Qty. (Base)

    Formula

    • This measure calculates the total remaining quantity for production order lines. It sums the [Remaining Qty. (Base)] column in the Production Data Table, but only for rows where [Data Source] is Prod. Order Line.

    Data Sources

    • Prod. Order Line
    Tip

    Tip:
    You can easily track the KPIs that the Power BI reports display against your business objectives. To learn more, go to Track your business KPIs with Power BI metrics.

    See also

    Track your business KPIs with Power BI metrics
    Power BI Manufacturing app
    Built-in production reports
    Manufacturing overview

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