D87503 – R12.2 Oracle Financial Applications Overview

  • Duration: 10 weeks
Categories:

Understanding the eBusiness Suite

  • Key Business Flows and Integration Points Between Products in the R12 eBusiness Suite

Understanding the Accounting to Financial Reporting Business Flow

  • Steps to Complete the Accounting Cycle Using Oracle General Ledger
  • How Oracle General Ledger Integrates with Other Oracle eBusiness Applications
  • The Accounting to Financial Accounting Business Flow

Understanding the Procure to Pay Business Flow

  • Key Areas in the Procure to Pay Process
  • How the Procure to Pay Process Fits Into the Oracle eBusiness Suite of Applications

Understanding Suppliers

  • Setting up New Suppliers
  • Identifying Key Reports
  • Identifying Supplier-related Implementation Considerations

Understanding Purchasing

  • The Oracle Purchasing Process Flow
  • Identifying Implementation Considerations of Oracle Purchasing

Understanding Payables

  • Entering Invoices
  • The Expense Report Process
  • Creating Payments
  • How Accounting Flows to the General Ledger

Understanding Assets

  • The Assets Process Flow
  • Asset Book Positioning
  • Adding, Adjusting, Depreciating, and Retiring Assets

Understanding the Order to Cash Flow Business Flow

  • The Order to Cash and Click to Cash Process Flows
  • Key Areas in the Order to Cash Cycle
  • How the Order to Cash Process Fits into the Oracle eBusiness Suite

Understanding Customers

  • The Party Model
  • Setting up New Customers
  • Key Reports
  • Customer-related Implementation Considerations

Understanding Order Management

  • How Oracle Order Management Uses Items
  • The Order Entry Process
  • Creating Orders
  • Managing Orders
  • How Orders are Priced
  • The Shipping and Return Process

Understanding Oracle Receivables

  • The Auto invoice Process
  • Entering Manual Invoices
  • Entering and Applying Receipts
  • iReceivables and the Collection Process
  • How Accounting Flows to the General Ledger

Understanding Cash Management

  • Key Concepts of Bank Reconciliation
  • Key Concepts of Cash Forecasting
  • Cash Management Reports

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