Oracle Engineering - Setup steps

Step 1: Set Profile Options (Must)
Set the Engineering profile options for
a) ENG: Change Order Autonumbering – System Administrator Access
b) ENG: ECO Department
c) ENG: ECO Revision Warning
d) ENG: Engineering Item Change Order Access
e) ENG: Mandatory ECO Departments
f) ENG: Model Item Change Order Access
g) ENG: Planning Item Change Order Access

Step 2: Enter Employee (Must)
Define employees for your organization. ECO requestors and approvers must be defined as employees

Step 3: Define Change Order Types (Optional)
You can assign a change order type to your ECOs, either using the ’ECO’ change order type that Oracle Engineering provides or choosing a change order type from any number of types you define using your own terminology, such as Design Revision, Manufacturing Change etc

Step 4: Define ECO Departments (Optional)
You can group users that use the engineering change order (ECO) system through ECO departments, creating multiple ECO departments within your Inventory organization.

Step 5: Define Autonumbering (Optional)
You can define customized autonumbering (for a user, organization, or site) for new ECOs or mass change orders

Step 6: Define Approval Lists (Optional)
You can define lists of approvers required to approve an ECO before it
can be released

Step 7: Define Material Dispositions (Optional)
You can define your own customized material dispositions, and then assign them to revised items when defining ECOs

Step 8: Define Material Dispositions (Optional)
You can define your own customized material dispositions, and then assign them to revised items when defining ECOs

Step 9: Define Priorities (Optional)
You can define scheduling priorities for engineering changes to describe the urgency of your ECO

Step 10: Start AutoImplement Manager (Optional)
If you automatically implement ECOs, you must specify the frequency that you want the AutoImplement manager to run