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CONFIGURATION WORKBENCHDesign, configure, transport, and prove

EAM 404 · AT THE KEYBOARD

Enterprise Asset Management Configuration Workbench

Configure a connected reference design while preserving the alternative patterns documented in EAM 303.

Workbench rule

Every chapter ends with observable process evidence and financial reconciliation. A saved setting is not sufficient proof.

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CONFIGURATION WORKBENCH

Technical-object foundation

Configure functional-location and equipment structures, categories, classes, BOMs, measuring points, warranties, and documents.

Maintain in this order

  1. Confirm the selected EAM 303 pattern and owner.
  2. Define organizational, master-data, status, and accounting prerequisites.
  3. Configure the smallest complete rule set and document the transport boundary.
  4. Run a positive case, exception, correction, and period-end reconciliation.
EXPECTED PROOFA representative hierarchy supports demand, planning, execution, history, and reporting.
FAILURE CHECK

Trace inputs, status, master data, document flow, posting logic, receiver eligibility, and release-sensitive behavior before changing configuration.

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CONFIGURATION WORKBENCH

Demand and screening

Configure request/notification types, catalogs, priorities, partners, malfunction data, workflow, and phase or classic processing.

Maintain in this order

  1. Confirm the selected EAM 303 pattern and owner.
  2. Define organizational, master-data, status, and accounting prerequisites.
  3. Configure the smallest complete rule set and document the transport boundary.
  4. Run a positive case, exception, correction, and period-end reconciliation.
EXPECTED PROOFA reported issue reaches the correct planner with usable technical and safety evidence.
FAILURE CHECK

Trace inputs, status, master data, document flow, posting logic, receiver eligibility, and release-sensitive behavior before changing configuration.

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CONFIGURATION WORKBENCH

Preventive planning

Configure strategies, packages, plan categories, scheduling parameters, task lists, and call objects.

Maintain in this order

  1. Confirm the selected EAM 303 pattern and owner.
  2. Define organizational, master-data, status, and accounting prerequisites.
  3. Configure the smallest complete rule set and document the transport boundary.
  4. Run a positive case, exception, correction, and period-end reconciliation.
EXPECTED PROOFA known schedule produces the intended maintenance call on the expected date.
FAILURE CHECK

Trace inputs, status, master data, document flow, posting logic, receiver eligibility, and release-sensitive behavior before changing configuration.

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CONFIGURATION WORKBENCH

Order control

Configure order types, planning plants, work centers, control keys, permits, scheduling, costing, status, settlement, and completion.

Maintain in this order

  1. Confirm the selected EAM 303 pattern and owner.
  2. Define organizational, master-data, status, and accounting prerequisites.
  3. Configure the smallest complete rule set and document the transport boundary.
  4. Run a positive case, exception, correction, and period-end reconciliation.
EXPECTED PROOFThe order can be planned, released, executed, TECOed, settled, and closed correctly.
FAILURE CHECK

Trace inputs, status, master data, document flow, posting logic, receiver eligibility, and release-sensitive behavior before changing configuration.

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CONFIGURATION WORKBENCH

Materials and services

Connect reservations, stock, purchase requisitions, services, service entry, serial/batch handling, returns, and accounts.

Maintain in this order

  1. Confirm the selected EAM 303 pattern and owner.
  2. Define organizational, master-data, status, and accounting prerequisites.
  3. Configure the smallest complete rule set and document the transport boundary.
  4. Run a positive case, exception, correction, and period-end reconciliation.
EXPECTED PROOFA spare part and external service reach the order with traceable postings.
FAILURE CHECK

Trace inputs, status, master data, document flow, posting logic, receiver eligibility, and release-sensitive behavior before changing configuration.

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CONFIGURATION WORKBENCH

History and analytics

Define catalogs, measurements, completion data, history, cost reporting, reliability measures, and archival expectations.

Maintain in this order

  1. Confirm the selected EAM 303 pattern and owner.
  2. Define organizational, master-data, status, and accounting prerequisites.
  3. Configure the smallest complete rule set and document the transport boundary.
  4. Run a positive case, exception, correction, and period-end reconciliation.
EXPECTED PROOFCompleted work is searchable and improves future maintenance decisions.
FAILURE CHECK

Trace inputs, status, master data, document flow, posting logic, receiver eligibility, and release-sensitive behavior before changing configuration.

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