
Unit 1: Organizational Plan
Use
In order for the workflow system to establish the relationship between the requester and their superior, you must create an organizational plan in the system.
For this tutorial, of course, this organizational plan does not have to be complete and valid across the enterprise. To keep the test as simple as possible initially, define an organizational plan that only contains one administrator and one head of department.
Assign both items to yourself. As a result, all work items will appear in your own Business Workplace. Later you will modify the organizational plan such that you will have to work through the scenario with two users.
Procedure
The organizational plan required for this tutorial consists, when complete, of one
organizational unit (= "department"), which contains two positions: a head of department and an administrator.Each position is described by one
job and each position is assigned one user as holder. The head of department position is also designated as chief position of the organizational unit.
Of course, a "real" organizational plan is created by arranging several organizational units with their positions in a hierarchy. Usually several positions are described by one job.
For further information, refer to the documentation
Organizational Plan.
The procedure in this unit is divided into four parts:
You define a position in three steps:
Creating an organizational unit
This takes you to the Create Organization and Staffing (Workflow) screen. This user interface is divided into four screen areas:

You can increase the size of the overview area by hiding the detail area. Choose
or
to display or hide the detail area.
Abbreviation:
<ini_sales>Name:
<OrgUnit: Sales (ini)>
.You can now create the position for a head of department and one administrator.
Creating jobs
When enhancing an organizational unit, the necessary jobs are usually already available. For this tutorial however, you create the necessary jobs for head of department and administrator yourself.
The Create jobs dialog box is then displayed. The lower area contains a list of existing jobs and the upper area contains an input table in which you can create new jobs by entering abbreviations and names.
Job - head of department:
Object abbreviation: <
Name: <
job: head of department (ini) >Job administrator:
Object abbreviation: <
ini_admi_C >Name: <
job: administrator (ini) >
.Creating a position for head of department
on the right next to the
and then Staff assignments (list).
.A new position is then created in the staff assignments and is displayed in a new line in the table. The position is vacant and no job is assigned to it.
Abbreviation: <
ini_dhead_S >Description: <
position: head of department ( ini ) >Assigning a holder to the position
You now assign SAP users to the positions. The staff assignments for your organizational unit are displayed and you see the vacant position in the table.
All of the user names that match your search criterion are listed in the selection screen.
Confirm the message that the relationship period of the validity has been changed.
Assigning a job to the position
Assign the job of the head of department you created earlier to the position.
All jobs that match your search criterion are listed in the selection area.
.The job is assigned to the position.
Creating a position for administrator and assigning a holder and job
You are now in the staff assignments of the organizational unit.
.A new position is then created in the staff assignments and is displayed in a new line in the table. The position is vacant and no job is assigned to it.
Abbreviation: <ini
Description: <
position: administrator ( ini ) >
.Confirmthe message that the relationship period of the validity has been changed.
.Result
Display your entire staffing schedule again and make sure that all the information listed is correct.
You can display a detailed view of jobs, users, and positions. Choose the relevant cell in the table by double-clicking it.
In the detail view of a position or job, all of the assigned tasks are displayed on the Tasks tab.
You have now completed the first unit (defining the organizational plan). You can now start on the next unit. To exit processing of the organizational plan, choose Back.