Cosmetic Process: Insumos Flow Between RAM Stations

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Illustrates the transfer process of cosmetic inputs between two RAM stations, including pending, accepted, and rejected states.

Source: https://github.com/IIAteeneaaII/InventarioV1/blob/df6f5ec5376b9f7d14d43711ed65e557bf5fcfe4/README/DIAGRAMAS_FLUJO_SIMOD.md
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Inventory Logistics Supply Chain Manufacturing Process Flow Workflow Material Handling

Mermaid source

flowchart TD
    subgraph COSMETICA["PROCESO COSMÉTICA"]
        subgraph RAM1["RAM 1"]
            A1["Inventario RAM1"]
            E1["UC envía insumos"]
        end
        
        subgraph RAM2["RAM 2"]
            A2["Inventario RAM2"]
            R2["UC recibe insumos"]
        end
        
        A1 --> E1
        E1 -->|"Transferencia<br/>PENDIENTE"| T["En tránsito"]
        T -->|"Aceptar"| R2
        R2 --> A2
        
        T -->|"Rechazar<br/>(parcial/total)"| RET["Retorno"]
        RET --> A1
    end
    
    style E1 fill:#3498db,color:#fff
    style T fill:#f39c12,color:#000
    style R2 fill:#2ecc71,color:#fff
    style RET fill:#e74c3c,color:#fff

What this diagram shows

This flowchart details the operational process for transferring cosmetic inputs (insumos) between two RAM stations (RAM 1 and RAM 2). It illustrates the steps from inventory in RAM1, sending insumos, the 'In transit' state (pending transfer), and the options for RAM2 to either 'Accept' the transfer, moving insumos to its inventory, or 'Reject' them (partially or totally), leading to a 'Return' to RAM1's inventory.

When to use it

Use this diagram to visualize and document internal material transfer processes, inventory movements between different locations or departments, and workflows involving approval or rejection steps for goods in transit. It's particularly useful for manufacturing, logistics, or supply chain operations.

How to adapt it for your project

This diagram can be adapted by adding more RAM stations or intermediate storage points, incorporating quality control checks before acceptance, integrating with an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, or detailing specific reasons for rejection. It can also be modified for different types of goods or services requiring transfer and approval.

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