Multiple work assignments - license check and activation
To activate the use of multiple work assignments (1:n planning on orders), you have to make some settings.
If you intend to use multiple work assignments (1:n planning) on orders, you require a Resource Planner Pro solution license.
 | The option to use Multiple Work assignments is automatically available in Planon since release L66. |
Before activating the license check and use of multiple work assignments, make sure you understand the implications of activating the feature. See . After installing the license and linking it to the relevant user groups, make the following settings in Planon:
Procedure
1. On the navigation panel, go to Field definer .
2. Select Orders and click Under construction on the action panel.
3. On the action panel, select Business object settings > Order settings dialog select the Work assignments tab.
4. In the Activate 'Multiple Work Assignments'? field, select Yes and click Save.
 | • Activating this setting cannot be undone! • You can only activate this setting if you have the appropriate work assignments license (Resource Planner Pro). |
5. In the dialog that is displayed select Proceed if you are absolutely sure that you are ready to activate the license check for multiple work assignments.
6. In the Status behavior when setting orders to Assigned field, you can activate an additional setting to have order statuses automatically updated to Assigned when one of the linked work assignments is assigned.
See Field definer > Settings for the Orders business object > Work assignments (license check setting) for more information.
7. Click Close.
8. Set the Orders business object status to Completed.
This license check setting for the use of multiple work assignments includes Resource Planner, the Planon app ( PMFS solution ) and Planon AppSuite. See Adding multiple work assignments in Resource Planner for more details on functionality.
You have completed the main part of the configuration and can continue with configuring statuses and 'action-reason' combinations.