Asset Management WORKFLOW

[#1]

Hi All,

I am doing a asset management workflow wherein i have 3 levels of approvals.

right now i am just handling the Scraping of a Asset scenario. Here i go into TC Ar01 select my asset, create a worklist with 'Retirement without revenue' and saving the info. I then go to AR03 and release the asset. I tried setting the agents through OAWF but am unable ot get a workitem in the inbox. Please suggest if there are any standard workflows for this scenario or any other scenairo in asset management.

I knw there is a BO BUS1022. Are there any otehr BO with which i can handle my scenario?

Thanks and Regards,

Soumya G

[saumya_govil]

Hi Soumya,

One of the methods to check all the BO and the events triggered while executing a transaction is by checking the event trace. Follow the following steps to get the info:

1. Go to SWELS - Switch on the Event Trace

2. Trigger your transaction, go to AR01 select your asset, create a worklist with 'Retirement without revenue' and save the info. Go to AR03 and release the asset.

3. Go to SWEL - Check all the events that have triggered after execution of the transaction and check the receiver type of the BO events.

You can use all these BO and events to trigger your workflow depending on the scenario.

Hope this helps!

Regards,

Saumya

[Former Member]

hi ,

Issue has been solved. With asset managemtn workflows it is important to first assign agents in OAWF tcode. Only assigning agents here will the workflow come into the inbox of any user.

Thanks,,

[surjith_kumar]

Hi,

See the Workflow log.

Log to the User Id from where you trigger the workflow.

In the SBWP, goto the Outbox and click the started workflow and select the Respective workitem and check the workflow log.

Check the workitem sending Task is a general Task. If not Make it as a general Task in the T.code PFTC.

Regards,

Surjith

[Former Member]

Hello,

Have you checked to see which events are being created by these transactions?

Turn on event trace in SWELS, do the transactions, then check SWEL.

regards

Rick Bakker

Hanabi Technology