Implementing Manufacturing and Materials Management: From Empty Plant to Costed Work Order · Module 3 · Enterprise Prerequisites and Locations
Lab: the layer everything sits on
Lesson 27 of 188 · 2 min
Forty-five minutes, against the Halden Works scenario. One. A written verification of the ledger, legal entity and business unit in your environment — or a minimal structure created, with a note stating explicitly that it is pilot-grade. Explicitly: that note is what stops the pilot chart reaching production, and writing it in a lab is how you remember to write it on a project. Two. The business unit configured with materials management enabled and the below-legal-entity flag set. Both. Three. Geographies loaded for the country in scope. Four. Three locations created — two plants and one warehouse. And five: evidence, a capture of the business unit's financial reporting region showing the flag set. Three acceptance criteria. The below-legal-entity flag demonstrably set — demonstrably, hence the evidence. All three locations validate their addresses. And a written note naming the ledger, the legal entity, and the accounts costing will use. That third…
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In this module: Module 3 · Enterprise Prerequisites and Locations
- 1What this needs from Financials
- 2The minimal enterprise structure
- 3The profit center business unit
- 4Geographies
- 5Locations
- 6What breaks
- 7Lab: the layer everything sits on