Instance of an SAP Organizational object type defined in the Business Object Repository.

You can route tasks to the appropriate users by creating relationships between SAP Organizational Objects – which reside in the Business Object Repository (BOR) – and the Organizational Management objects. The system finds an agent by tracing the relationships between the task, the SAP Organizational Object and the Organizational Management object.

Before you can edit object assignments, you must choose the objects with which you want to work. You can then create relationships between the two kinds of objects. This allows you to use roles to identify potential agents for tasks in SAP Business Workflow. Once you have created these object assignments, you can edit, delete, delimit ,and view them.

SAP Organizational object types represent organizational units on the object type level in the Business Object Repository. These units are used to form and describe employee groups.

Examples of organizational units and corresponding SAP organizational object types are:

The attribute relationships between Business object types and SAP organizational object types mentioned above are, as a rule, already defined in the Business Object Repository.

A relationship between an SAP organizational object and a business object type is defined in such a way that the SAP organizational object is available as an attribute of an application object.

SAP Organizational Objects must be entered in table T7791, in order for these assignments to Organizational Management objects to be possible. This table is preset in the appropriate format, and you can add new entries.