Component documentationRecipe Development (PLM-WUI-RCP)

 

Recipe Development (PLM-WUI-RCP) contains the following functions:

  • Status Management

    In status management, you define status profiles in Customizing that contain all available statuses and status transitions.

    Note Note

    This function is object-specific, so depending on the object type (specification, recipe, label set, and so on) you have to set different Customizing activities.

    End of the note.
  • Web-based user interface with fast entry for specification management in Environment, Health and Safety (EH&S) (see Specification Management (EHS-BD-SPE))

    In specification management you create specifications, for example, for the input and output substances used in the recipe.

  • Web-Based Recipe Development

    Here you manage the recipes that comprise of all the information about the production process for a product, as well as the input and output substances and packaging used in that process. You can also edit formula data for multiple recipes simultaneously.

  • Web-Based Labeling

    Here you create and manage label sets that you can use, for example, to create print templates for labels.

  • Creation of reports for recipes, label sets, and specifications using Windows Wordprocessor Integration (WWI)

  • Creation of building blocks as predefined, independent, and reusable objects that can act as templates for recipes, or parts of recipes, see Building Blocks

  • Compliance check for specifications and recipes

  • Mass changes for recipes and specifications

  • Grouping of objects into object sets, see Object Sets

Caution Caution

If you have used non-Web-based Recipe Management (PLM-RM) up to now, you can no longer use the recipes managed there in Web-based Recipe Development (PLM-WUI-RCP), because the underlying databases are different.

To migrate the formulas and recipes from Recipe Management (PLM-RM) to Recipe Development (PLM-WUI-RCP), you can use the transaction/PLMI/RCP_MIGRATION Recipe Development - Migrate Formula and Recipe. For more information, see the documentation for report /PLMI/RCP_MIGRATION and SAP Note 1511580Information published on SAP site.

End of the caution.

Integration

Recipe Development is integrated in the following applications: