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Automatic Work Definitions

Automatic Work Definition:      

              As the title suggests automatic work definition is a work definition that is automatically generated by Fusion Applications. Organizations deal with manufacturing assemblies of different complexity. Certain assemblies are manufactured in multiple operations and consume different components in different operations. Certain assemblies could have a generic operations like kitting etc. This feature addresses the later in which assemblies are manufactured with generic operations.

How to Create Automatic Work Definitions:

Below are the high-level steps to creating Automatic Work definitions. 

  1. Define a Standard Operation
  2. Define Item Structure. 

Define a Standard Operation

Navigation:

Supply Chain Execution-->Work Definition-->Manage Standard Operations




2. Defining Item Structure

For the test case, a test assembly FB_SA_ITEM1 is considered.  From Item Details, Switch to Structures tab and from Actions, Click on Create Automatic Work Definition.


Automatic Work Definition is created as shown below.


FAQs:


Can we have more than one Operation for Automatic Work Definition?

No. Application gives error with message – “An active standard operation <Operation_Code> is already specified as the default for automatic work definition. (WIS-4440257)

Can operations be un-checked as Default Operation?

Yes. By unchecking the check box at the operation level, you could un-check an operation as default operation.

Can a Supplier Operation be defined for Automatic Work Definition?

No. “Default for automatic work definition” checkbox can be currently selected only for in-house operations.

Technical Details of Work Definition

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