7/17 Repair Workflow & Z-Task Codes Review

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25 question-and-answer flashcards covering gate flow, key Z-task codes, responsibilities, timing, and escalation paths in the repair process.

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What is the primary purpose of Gate 0 in the repair workflow?

To verify and capture all required order paperwork (PO, contract, shipping, partner data) before the unit can move forward.

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Which Z-task signals that a Purchase Order and order details must be reviewed/validated?

Z106 – Administrative / Order (PO) Review Required.

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Which Z-task is raised when no PO or critical information is received with the unit?

Z107 – Order Information / Contract Review Required.

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What does Z128 “Ready to Release” indicate?

The order information has been acknowledged; the unit can be released from Gate

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How does Z128 (Ready to Release) differ from Z129 (OK to Proceed)?

Z128 moves the order into the next gate; Z129 clears an action hold—often quote approval—and allows the next step within or after the same gate.

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In which gate does the teardown and analytical evaluation of the unit occur?

Gate 1 – Receiving / Teardown / Analytical Completion.

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Which Z-task instructs the shop to perform the CAFE / findings report?

Z113 – Findings Required.

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What is the CAFE report?

The findings document that explains what was discovered during teardown and why specific costs will be quoted.

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After findings are complete, which Z-task triggers the pricing team to build the quote?

Z114 – Pricing Review Required.

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What auto-generated task reviews the estimate after pricing is entered?

Z115 – Estimate Review (system-generated after pricing).

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Which Z-task is used to send the quote to the customer and request approval?

Z136 – Customer Follow-Up / Quote Sent.

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Which Z-task do CSRs raise once the customer approves the quote so repair can begin?

Z129 – OK to Proceed / Release to Repair.

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What Z-task is created when the shop suggests providing an exchange unit?

Z104 – Exchange Available.

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Within how many calendar days should a CSR close a Z104 by obtaining a customer decision?

Ideally within three (maximum five) calendar days of task creation.

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If the customer accepts an exchange offer, which Z-task is entered?

Z126 – Exchange Approved.

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Which Z-task is used when the customer rejects or does not answer an exchange offer?

Z127 – Exchange Denied / Non-responsive.

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What Z-task instructs the shop to return the unit unrepaired?

Z100 – Return As-Is (RAI).

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What Z-task directs the shop to scrap the unit?

Z122 – Scrap.

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Name two key data items that must appear on a Purchase Order during PO review.

Any two of: PO number, Honeywell part number, serial number, ship-to address, terms & conditions / times & cycles.

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Which SAP transaction code is typically used to create the sales order once PO data is confirmed?

VA01 (replacing older Yonkurt/Yomkurt reference).

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What action task code is added to document customer contact or progress without belonging to a specific gate?

Z146 – Customer Follow-Up / Working on Request.

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Who can CSRs escalate to when site teams are unresponsive or delays threaten turnaround time?

The Customer Business Team

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Why should a CSR add a Z113 if no findings task appears after several days in Gate 1?

To prompt the shop to start teardown/analysis, preventing idle time and customer delay.

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What core difference separates Gate 0 from Gate 1?

Gate 0 handles paperwork foundation and order validation; Gate 1 handles receiving, teardown, analysis, pricing, and quote approval.