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Create and manage process nodes in PERT view
You can create and manage process nodes while working in a Program Evaluation and Review Technique (PERT) view.
There are two modes in the Process Sequence view that is available from Process panels and tabs available from application pages such as Process Planning and High Level Planning.
Move Mode—use this mode to move objects in the Process Sequence panel during process planning.
Flow Creation Mode—use this mode to create new flow sequences during process planning.
Note
Teamcenter Easy Plan automatically saves changes when you create a new flow sequence between process objects or move a process object to a different location within the plan.
Navigate to a plant bill of process (BOP) that has parts and tools assigned to processes.
Select an object in the Process Sequence panel.
(Optional) Click Flow Creation Mode , and then drag the selected process object to another process object.
Teamcenter Easy Plan creates a sequenced relationship between the process objects, and draws a flow line between the objects in the Process Sequence panel.
Select an object in the Process Sequence panel.
(Optional) Click Move Mode , and drag the selected the process object to a different location within the plan. Select and drag other process objects and flow lines as needed to move them and revise the process plan.
(Optional) Click Reset Layout to reset the entire layout to its original flow.
Tip You can use the Reset Layout feature after you: Zoom in or out on process objects. Focus on a specific node while you are in PERT view. Move PERT nodes while you are in PERT diagram view.
(Optional) Select a line in a process flow and click Delete .
Teamcenter Easy Plan displays a confirmation message to verify that you want to delete the object. Click Cancel or Delete.
Source: https://docs.sw.siemens.com/en-US/doc/282219420/PL20251212545240207.xid2214895/xid1965152 · retrieved 2026-07-11