7/15 Repair & Overhaul Case Management – IW52, Z-Tasking & Documentation

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Where do you start when entering a new Z-task in IW52?

Open the Task tab inside the notification.

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Which column do you click to add a Z-task?

The next empty box in the Task/Code column.

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Which task type code is used for a scrap action?

Z122 – Scrap Action / Review Required.

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What phrase should you add if you place details in the Long Text field?

Include “See long text” in the short text so planners know to read the long description.

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After creating a Z-task, how do you confirm it saved correctly?

Click Save and verify the task appears in the Open Task List.

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Before sending a task, what key question must you ask yourself?

“What exactly am I asking for, and will it make sense to the planner reading it?”

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Why is clarity crucial when writing task descriptions?

Unclear requests may be closed without action, causing delays and rework.

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In the training analogy, what is IW52 compared to?

Your control panel for managing work.

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In an analogy of driving a car, what do Z-tasks represent?

Your hands on the wheel—how you make things happen.

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What checklist item reminds you to monitor long-standing work items?

Review New and Aging Notifications.

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What does the code Z135 usually signify for you?

It is a task that customer service must action; if it’s open, review it promptly.

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Give an example of a task code typically owned by another team (not you).

Z115 – Pricing/Estimate team responsibility.

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What should you do once all your holds in an SAP interface case are cleared?

Release the case (set it to Aero Default) so the next owner can take over.

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When writing a customer update pulled from site logs, what is critical?

Relay current unit status using clear, customer-friendly language.

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If you need an amended purchase order, how might you phrase the task?

“Amended PO requested – customer requires revised PO.”

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Name two resources you can consult when you are stuck on a notification.

Ask your trainer/manager (e.g., Terri) or colleagues on the floor; send a Teams ping if needed.

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Why should you avoid over-using floor resources?

They have their own workload; excessive interruptions can delay your and their tasks.

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What should you check for each open notification before closing your day?

Any pending Z-tasks, holds, or customer status requests that require your action.

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What immediate action is advised when a customer asks for unit status but you see an unseen task inside the notification?

Open the notification, action the task (e.g., request needed documentation), then update the customer.

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Which SAP T-code is the “central hub” for Repair & Overhaul service notifications and Z-tasking?

IW52

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In IW52, which tab lists the internal action codes (Z-tasks) and their status?

The TASK tab.

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What does the Z-task code Z135 indicate?

Escalation to CSR / CSR action required.

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Which Z-task closes a hold by signalling the work can continue?

Z129 – “OK to Proceed.”

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What does Z128 "Ready to Release" signify?

All required actions are complete and the unit can be released / shipped.

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If a customer wants a unit back with no work performed, which Z-task is used?

Z100 – Return As-Is.

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Which Z-task is used when the site wants OMS to offer an exchange unit?

Z104 – Exchange Available / Offer Exchange.

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Where in IW52 can you confirm if a unit is under warranty and see warranty dates?

The WARRANTY tab.

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What information is typically found in the IW52 General tab header?

Material number, serial number, notification number, sales order, sold-to party, customer PO, contract, etc.

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Which IW52 tab shows Sales Org 1000 / Distribution Channel 01 / Division 01?

The ORG DATA tab.

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What does ‘SLT’ next to a task line generally mean?

See Long Text – detailed notes are stored in the task’s long-text box.

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Steps to upload an amended PO or 8130 tag in IW52 (short version)?

Task > Add & Display Photos/Docs > Display/Change (Glasses Icon) > Add Photos/Docs > Select file, set group = general / No, Export flags, No > Save

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How do you view a document already attached to the notification?

Highlight the file in Add & Display Photos/Docs and click “View Details.”

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Why should you always record Z-tasks rather than rely only on e-mails?

They create a formal, traceable communication trail that the site, planners, and auditors can see inside SAP.

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Difference between the Activities tab and the Task tab in IW52?

Activities tab is mainly for site logging; Task tab holds Z-tasks and CSR/site communication.

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What two mandatory fields must be filled when putting a Salesforce case On-Hold?

Escalated To (owner/group) and Case Comments (reason / next update).

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Where can you quickly locate the customer’s contract number inside IW52?

In the General tab header (Contract field).

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What document proves airworthiness and is often requested post-shipment?

FAA Form 8130 (Airworthiness Approval Tag).

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Which two values can be used to enter ZIWBN to fetch docs?

Sales Order number or Notification number

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If a Z-task you sent was ‘completed’ but no answer was given, what should you do?

Check ‘Completed By’ in the task line, IM or e-mail that person for details, and escalate if needed.