You can associate commodity codes with all of the following records in Maximo except?

In Maximo, commodity codes are utilized to categorize and classify inventory items, services, and other records that are relevant for procurement and financial tracking. These codes facilitate better reporting, searching, and organization across various types of records.

Assets, locations, and work orders can all have commodity codes assigned to them. Assigning commodity codes to assets allows for effective asset management and easier classification of asset-related costs. For locations, applying commodity codes helps in identifying the types of items stored or used at different sites, which is useful for inventory management and compliance. Work orders can also benefit from commodity codes since they can define the type of work being performed or the type of materials being used, thus improving budgeting and reporting.

However, individuals or person records in Maximo are typically not associated with commodity codes. This is because commodity codes are more relevant to physical goods and services rather than to personnel records. Associating commodity codes with persons does not align with the primary purpose of these codes, which is to categorize tangible items or services rather than human resources.

Therefore, the choice that does not typically involve commodity codes is the person record.