Which option is NOT available when creating a work order?

When creating a work order in Maximo, the system allows users to create various types of work orders depending on the needs of the organization. The choice to create a follow-up work order is typically tied to existing work orders, as it indicates a subsequent action related to prior tasks.

The option to create immediate work orders is designed for tasks that must be addressed right away. This option is crucial for urgent tasks that cannot wait for typical planning procedures.

Creating planned work orders is essential for scheduling maintenance and other tasks that require prior planning and resource allocation. This option provides a systematic approach to managing maintenance activities over time.

A work order template serves as a predefined structure that allows users to quickly create new work orders with standardized information. This is particularly useful for recurring tasks or for use in projects that require a similar set of data.

Given these functionalities, the creation of a follow-up work order is not a stand-alone option presented during the initial work order creation process, as it is contingent on an existing work order. This makes it the option that is not available in the same context as the others, which can be initiated directly during the creation phase.