What is one requirement to execute cost roll-ups successfully?

To execute cost roll-ups successfully, it is essential that the assembly has a completed work definition. The work definition outlines the process and components that go into producing an assembly, including the resources, labor, and any other elements involved in its manufacturing. A completed work definition allows the costing system to accurately calculate the total costs associated with the assembly based on the inputs defined in the work definition.

Having a complete work definition ensures that all relevant cost attributes are taken into account during the roll-up process. This is crucial because it allows for precise tracking of costs associated with production, enabling better decision-making related to pricing, budgeting, and financial forecasting within Oracle Cloud applications.

While other aspects like cost policies and subinventory levels can influence costing processes, they are not prerequisites for successfully executing cost roll-ups in the same way that a completed work definition is.