Before you begin
- Activate a BOM Version
- Create Stations and Repair Stations
How it works
Follow the arrows from left to right. Each stage prepares the information the next stage needs.
- 01Required
Start
A Routing belongs to a Product and an active BOM Version.
provides the information needed for - 02Required
Operation Station
Each operation node points to a real Station.
provides the information needed for - 03Required
Optional quality or packaging step
Connections determine which operation can follow another.
provides the information needed for - 04Required
End
Failure configuration can send a unit to Repair and later return it to the valid process.
Why this connection matters: A Work Order cannot be created for a Product with no Routing.
What to do
- A Routing belongs to a Product and an active BOM Version.
- Each operation node points to a real Station.
- Connections determine which operation can follow another.
- Failure configuration can send a unit to Repair and later return it to the valid process.
Watch the task
Watch: Routing in Plain Language
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Rules to remember
- A Work Order cannot be created for a Product with no Routing.
- Only active Routings are offered in the normal Work Order start journey.
- Components and tools can be attached to the operation where they are needed.
Ready when
- I can explain the route from Start to End.
- Every operation maps to a real Station.
- Failure paths have an intentional destination.