Oracle Apps Tutorial: How to Allow Other Operating Units to Charge Your Project

On September 16, 2011, in Oracle E-Business Suite, Oracle Projects, by ssutphin

There are two different scenarios for cross charging across operating units.  The first scenario is when the new operating unit is associated with the same legal entity has your project’s operating unit (see figure 1).  The second scenario is when the new operating unit is associated with a different legal entity than your project’s operating [...]

New Oracle R12 Feature: Entering and Process Data for Multiple Operating Units with Multiple-Org Access Control (MOAC)

On August 31, 2011, in New Oracle R12 Features, Oracle E-Business Suite, by ssutphin

One of the new features you will find after you upgrade to R12 is the addition of operating unit to forms and concurrent programs.  This allows you to enter and process data for different operating units without having to switch responsibilities.  In order to use this field, you will need to enable Multi Org Access [...]

Oracle Apps Tutorial: Getting Started with Oracle’s E-Business Suite

On August 25, 2011, in Oracle Basics, Oracle Navigation, by ssutphin

If you are new to Oracle’s E-Business Suite, the first thing you will need to know is how to login and access the application web pages and Java forms (windows).  In the post, I will review the basics of logging in, selecting your responsibility, and using the E-Business applications. How to Login to Oracle’s E-Business [...]

New Oracle R12 Feature: Changes to the Oracle Home Page in 12.1.3

On August 19, 2011, in New Oracle R12 Features, Oracle Basics, Oracle E-Business Suite, by ssutphin

The first thing you will notice in the latest release of Oracle’s E-Business Suite (12.1.3) is the new home page.  This page now contains a hierarchical menu that mimics the one used in the Java application.  The menu expands to display sub-menus and functions when clicked.  This will save you having to scroll the entire [...]

 

Oracle Apps Tutorial: Five Options When Using Oracle Project Manufacturing

In this post, I wanted to look at five different Project Manufacturing options.  Each option uses different modules to capture cost, generated revenue, and invoice the customer.   The basic options are: Using Seiban Projects Using Indirect Projects Using Contract projects to recognize revenue Using Contract projects to recognize revenue and to invoice the customer Using [...]

 

Oracle Apps Tutorial: Using Project Manufacturing to Integrate Projects with Supply Chain

Unlike most modules, that create transactions and maintain master data, the only purpose of the Project Manufacturing module is integration.  It establishes the rules to associate projects, tasks, expenditure types, and organizations (POET) to Supply Chain master data and transactions.  To understand the different integration points let’s first look at a typical supply chain cycle. [...]

 

Oracle Apps Tutorial: How Demantra integrates Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS)

On my current project, we are implementing Demantra Demand Planning with Advanced Supply Chain Planning (ASCP).  In this post, I would like to explore the integration between Oracle Demantra and EBS. Demantra is a stand-alone application that Oracle purchased back in 2006.  It specializes in creating demand forecast using a combination of advanced statistical tools.  [...]

Oracle Apps Tutorial: Processing a Sales Order in Oracle Order Management

In this post, we’ll take a more detail look at Order Processing.  The order process has 5 main steps.  In these steps, you will enter an order, book the order, pick the order, ship the order, and then close the order.   Since Order Management relies heavily on the workflow technology, I will show you the [...]

Oracle Apps Tutorial: Overview of the Order to Cash Cycle in Oracle R12

There are four high-level processes in the Order to Cash cycle.  The first is processing the order, the second is processing the invoice, the third is recognizing the Cost of Goods (COGS), and the last is processing the cash receipt. Order Processing There are five steps to processing an order: 1.       Enter an order 2.       [...]

Oracle Apps Tutorial: Using Forms Personalization and Function Security to disable a menu option’s functionality in Oracle EBS

When you ready to deploy your Oracle E-Business Suite, you may find that there are buttons and menus that you wish to disable for certain responsibilities.  In this post, I will discuss the two ways to disable a menu option’s functionality.  The first way is by adding the menu’s function to the “Menu Exclusion” tab [...]

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