What is a good practice concerning the Inherit Status option on the Work Order when Flow Control is enabled?

Disabling the Inherit Status option on the Work Order when Flow Control is enabled is considered a good practice because it allows for more precise management of work order statuses. When Flow Control is activated, the system is designed to maintain a specific workflow, and inherited statuses may inadvertently alter the progression or control that Flow Control is meant to govern.

By disabling this option, users retain control over the individual work order statuses without unintended changes that could disrupt operational workflows. This ensures that each work order can be managed distinctly according to its requirements, minimizing conflicts and enhancing efficiency in process management. The clarity gained from distinct status management is particularly valuable in complex operational environments, where maintaining an accurate status for each work order is critical to successful project completion and resource allocation.