Creating and Progressing Sales Order for ATO Configuration Item

Navigate to Order Management Super User Responsibility > Orders, Returns > Sales Orders

Enter the following in the sales orders window:

Enter the Customer Name, Order Type and Sales Person.

In the Order Lines region, enter the ATO Model in the Ordered Items field and enter the quantity. Click Configurator button.

Separate window opens showing the Configurator and select the classes that should be a part of the ATO model. Use the Select box to choose the classes. Click Finish.

Configurator processes the classes that you have selected to display on the sales order window. You will get a message indicating that the Configurator processing is in process. Once the processing is complete, the sales orders window shows the ATO Model information.

Now, Book the order.

Keep the cursor on the ATO Model Line and right click and then click on Progress Order (Configure Item will be inserted to OE_ORDER_LINES_ALL table). 

Click on Create Configuration - Eligible

Configuration Star Item will be created on the second line. 

Now, keep the cursor on the Configuration Star Item Line and right click and then click on Progress Order.

Click on Create Configuration - Eligible 

This runs a Concurrent program that will push the data from Order Management (OM) to Work in Process (WIP)

Open the output of the Concurrent program and note down the WIP Job ID.

Navigate to WIP > Discrete Jobs and query for Job ID.

Change the Status from Unreleased to Released and Save.

Navigate to Completion Transactions window and enter the Job Number and see that Type is WIP Completion and click Continue.

Enter the Subinventory and quantity and select the Check Box Final Completion and click Done. This will complete the Job.

Now, you can see that the status of the Configuration item will be Awaiting Shipping.

Now, you can Pick Release and Ship Confirm the Order as like normal sales order.

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