Add clean, inspect, lubricate (CIL) definition steps

This article is about the EY Catalyst Smart Daily Management application.

Complete the steps in the article, Create a new clean, inspect, lubricate (CIL) definition as draft.
The Route Details tab opens with Detail selected. Ensure that you have selected the correct asset from the context menu.
Select Steps In Route.
To add a new step, select +Add.
On the Details page, specify a name, subsection, description, and other settings.
Select Assign To in the navigation panel. Choose whether to assign it to a team, a user role, or a specific user:

- Select Team, User Role, or User in the first drop-down list.
- In the second drop-down list, select the specific user, team, or user role.

Select Expiry/Escalation Rules in the navigation panel. To add a rule, select +Add Condition or select Next to skip this step.

- In the first drop-down list, choose to automatically expire the CIL step or assign responsibility for escalating or expiring it to a user, team, or role.
- To automatically expire the CIL step, select Remove/Soft Delete from the drop-down list. Select the mins box and specify the expiration time in minutes.
- To assign the responsibility for escalating the CIL step, select Assign To in the first drop-down list. In the second drop-down list, choose whether to assign it to a user, team, or user role. In the third drop-down list, select a specific user, team, or role. You can also define a time limit in minutes in the mins box.

Next, you can specify execution rules for the CIL step. Alternatively, you can skip to Step 9.
Select Execution Rules in the navigation panel. Select +Add Condition. From the drop-down list, select the rule for the condition.

- If you select any active material, you need to specify an attribute for each material you specify.
- If you add more than one condition, you need to choose whether both conditions need to apply or only one condition needs to apply.