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Generate & review

The action list is generated when you release an ECO. Redline’s rule engine determines which actions are needed, and AI writes the human-readable instruction text.

For each affected item, the rule engine evaluates seven action types:

Action typeConditionDepartment
UPDATE_BOMEvery affected itemEngineering
CANCEL_PORemoved/revised item with open PO (no partial delivery)Procurement
AMEND_PORemoved/revised item with open PO (partial delivery exists)Procurement
UPDATE_PROD_ORDER_BOMRevised/qty_changed item with active production orderProduction
HOLD_PROD_ORDERStop strategy with active production ordersProduction
MBOM_REVIEWMAKE item with active production ordersProduction
SERVICE_ACTIONProactive/Stop strategy with FCO_REQUIRED conflict flagService

Each action is auto-assigned a department, due date, and priority based on the phase-in timeline.

Actions are displayed in a department-grouped accordion view:

Engineering → Procurement → Production → Service

Each department section shows a completion counter and expands to reveal individual action items. Each item displays:

  • Sequence number — order within the list
  • Action type — colour-coded badge
  • Instruction text — AI-generated, plain-language instruction with ERP references
  • Assignee — from default department assignees (configurable in Settings)
  • Due date — calculated from phase-in date minus department offset
  • Priority — 1 (critical) through 4 (low)
  • Status — open by default

You can edit the action list before releasing the ECO:

  • Edit instruction text — click any action line to modify the AI-generated text. Edited lines are marked with an edited badge
  • Add manual actions — create custom action items for situations the rule engine does not cover
  • Remove actions — delete actions that are not applicable to this change
  • Change assignee — reassign an action to a different user or contact

All edits are tracked in the ECO’s History tab.

If ERP data has changed (new POs placed, production orders completed), you can regenerate the entire action list. This deletes all current actions — including manual edits — and rebuilds from fresh data.

Once released, the action list is locked. Department users receive their actions by email (N1 notification) and can update status via:

  • The Tasks page in Redline
  • One-click response buttons in the email (no login required)

See Notifications & follow-up for the full notification and escalation flow.