Manage Maintenance Items
Application component: Fiori User Interface (UI) for PM
App type: Transactional
Line of business: Asset Management
Leading industry: Cross Industry
Solution capability: Asset Fault and Incident Response Management (S/4 CLD)
Description:  With the Manage Maintenance Items app, you as a maintenance planner can manage maintenance items. You can create maintenance items, decide how to evaluate final due date for a maintenance item, assign maintenance item to a maintenance plan, view details of a maintenance item, view status of an equipment or a functional location within a maintenance item, and so on. 
An application to Manage Maintenance Items, provides and comprehensive Maintenance Item view, create new Maintenance Item, edit existing Maintenance Item.
Key features:    View maintenance items by using the free text search or by filtering for parameters.   View details of a maintenance item.   View if an equipment or a functional location has been deactivated or if it has been marked for deletion   Select several maintenance items and edit multiple parameters of all selected items at a time   View the status of an equipment or a functional location within a maintenance item. This provides you with a quick glimpse of details of the maintenance item and enables you to take quick action on such maintenance items. For example, you can filter those maintenance items and detach them from the corresponding maintenance plans to avoid call objects from getting created for those inactive pieces of equipment or functional locations.   Choose a maintenance item to access the quick links and navigate to specific apps to perform additional tasks.   Create maintenance items for the category Maintenance Order or Maintenance Request.   Add object list entries to maintenance items.   Navigate to a specific instance of a call object that was generated from this maintenance item Note When you view the call objects for a maintenance item, you can view the completion date and time, scheduled start date and time, scheduled end date and time, basic start date and time, basic end date and time, required start date and time, and required end date and time in your local user time zone. The system converts the system time zone into the time zone of the current user as set in the SAP Fiori Launchpad and the browser.    Decide how you want to manage the final due date for maintenance notifications and maintenance orders by selecting one of the three options:  Compliance Check by Priority - Based on the priority of the maintenance item, the final due date is calculated. For more information, see Final Due Date.   Compliance Check by Offset - For a single cycle plan with the category Maintenance Order, you will be able to check the compliance and set the required dates by offset.  Note The calculated order start date and end date are default values that can be overwritten by the standard scheduling parameters in the maintenance order. Note The offset days for the maintenance item are different from the cycle offset that is defined for a maintenance plan. The cycle offset helps in starting the maintenance plan after the offset days are reached.   No Compliance Check - Final due date is calculated without verifying the compliance requirements. The final due date is a default indefinite date which is 31 December, 9999.     Assign an unassigned maintenance item to a maintenance plan.   Remove or unassign a maintenance item from a maintenance plan.   
Business roles: Maintenance Planner
Maintenance Planner : 
Carries out preliminary costing, work scheduling, material provisioning, resource planning, and, if necessary, requests permits to ensure that maintenance activities can be performed most efficiently and safely.

Master Data Specialist - Maintenance Management :