1)
Create a ATO Model
item and with the ATO Model template. Enable ATO in OM tab. In BOM tab,Change
the BOM tab → BOM item type to Model.
2)
Create the Items with
ATO Option Class template. Enable ATO in OM tab.
3)
Create a Configurator
item with the Purchasing template.
Assign the ATO Model created in the BOM tab → Base Model. Enable ATO in OM tab
4)
Create the Purchased
item with the Purchasing template. Enable ATO in OM tab.
5)
Create a BOM with all
the items created.
6)
Common the entire BOM
to the IVO. Common all the stages of the ATO option class too.If not the Option
class will appear like a ATO item in the Configurator.
7)
If the new transaction
type need to created in the OM module for the ATO type,then follow the below
the steps
- In Setup → Transaction
Type → Define , Create a Order type.
- In the same create a Order
type and in the Assign Line Flows attach as below.
Line
type
|
Item
Type
|
Process
Name
|
Created
Line type
|
ATO
Model
|
Line
Flow - ATO Model
|
Created
Line type
|
Configured
Item
|
Line
Flow - Configuration
|
Created
Line type
|
|
Line
Flow - Generic
|
If the all the three line type are
not added there will be problem in configuration.
7)
Add the ATO Model
item,Option Class and its ATO items to the price list. Price of the ATO model
will be based on the sum of prices of its option class and its below item. As
per recommendation fix the price for the item attached to the parent.
For Example : ATO Model
: Rs 0
ATO Option Class : Rs 5
ATO Item : Rs 0
So the price of the ATO
Model will be Rs.5
8)
After entering the
required inputs in the configurator,
Press Action placing the cursor in
the ATO Model and select “Progress Order” and then “Supply Eligible” .This will
create a Star item. If the following note is displayed
“The
item segment used when creating configuration item number is not defined in
the BOM Parameters form”
Then
we need to define a parameter “Create lower level supply” as “Auto Created Configuration Item only” for the Item Validation
Organization. Rest of the Org will not be
considered.
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