Carry an accepted cut plan into controlled execution.

Planners can inspect how requested parts map to physical stock, what cuts are expected, and what material should remain. The work order begins from that accepted result rather than a separate reconstruction.

• —Part-to-source assignments
• —Planned placements
• —Ordered operations
• —Waste, remnants, and cost context

A cutting instruction should say more than which lengths or rectangles are needed. Source identity and placement detail reduce ambiguity when material is picked and cut.

• —Concrete source reference
• —Requested part identity
• —Cutting sequence
• —Plan version context

Expected consumption and remnants stay connected to the issued plan. This provides a clear basis for later operational and inventory steps without silently changing the optimizer result.

• —Accepted result retained
• —Expected material outcomes
• —Controlled workflow state
• —Organization-aware access