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Oracle Applications R12 - New Features Sr Feature no Type Oracle Standard Purge (if added)

Features

Impacted Modules

1 Modified

Bank Account Model

AP, AR, PAY, XTR

2 Modified

Multi-Org Access Control

All Modules

3 New

Subledger Accounting

GL

4 New

Bank Account Balances and Interest Calculation

GL XTR, AP and Oracle Subledger Accounting.

5 New

Bank Account Transfers

6 New

Cash Pooling

XTR, (All Financials modules)

7 Modified

Bank Statement Accounting

Oracle Subledger Accounting.

8 Modified

Bank Account Signing Authorities

HRMS, Work Flow

9 Modified

Cash Positioning Intra-day Activities

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Applications R12 - New Features Source of Additional Information data 1) Shared Service approaches to disbursement and collections are enhanced by the deployment of Oracle Cash Managements new Bank Account model. 2) It provides a single access point for defining and managing internal bank accounts for Oracle Payables, Oracle Receivables, Oracle Payroll, Oracle Cash Metalink 1) Multi-Org Access Control enables companies that have implemented a Shared Services operating model to efficiently process business transactions by allowing them to access, process, and report on data for an unlimited number of operating units within a single applications responsibility. Metalink 1) Oracle Subledger Accounting provides tools that allow users to meet External Reporting (IAS.IFRs, US GAAP, etc.), corporate management, and national fiscal accounting requirements. 2) With a flexible tool called Accounting Methods Builder, users can determine the Metalink 1) Many new bank account balance types are supported for all internal bank accounts including ledger, available, value dated, 1-day float, 2-day float, and projected balances. 2) Users are able to track closing ledger and available balances as well as month-to- Metalink 1) Bank Account Transfer functionality was previously supported only through Oracle Treasury. Now, bank account transfers are supported directly in Oracle Cash Management. 2) This feature allows users to create these types of cash transfers between internal Metalink 1) Organizations frequently use cash pooling techniques to optimize funds by consolidating bank balances from across multiple bank accounts. By consolidating balances and minimizing idle funds, organizations may decrease external borrowing costs and increase overall investment returns. Metalink 1) This feature was first released in Oracle Financials Family Pack G. 2) This feature allows users to define mapping rules that can automatically create and reconcile transactions in Oracle Cash Management based on reported priorday bank statement lines. Users are able to define flexible matching rules based on Metalink 1) This feature allows Oracle Cash Management users to enter, maintain, and report on those people in their organizations with bank account signing authority. Users are able to indicate single and joint signing limits for each bank account as well as signer group categories, effective dates, approval status, and other relevant Metalink 1) This feature provides additional flexibility in how users view intra-day bank statement activity in their cash positions. It is possible to include all or portions of intra-day bank statement activity in the cash position, and these cash flows are used when calculating projected closing balances. 2) Alternatively, the set up for Metalink

Oracle Applications R12 - New Features Sr Feature no Type Oracle Standard Purge (if added)

Features

Impacted Modules

1 New

Legal Entity

All the modules(Not particular)

2 Modified Multi-Org Access Control

All the modules(Not particular)

Representation of Suppliers in the 3 Modified Trading Community Architecture (TCA)

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New User Interface for Supplier Entry and AR, PO 4 Modified Maintenance

5 Modified Supplier Bank Accounts

AR, PO

6 Modified Introduction of Invoice Lines Invoice Processing for Contract Financing, Retainage, and Progress 7 Modified Terms

Oracle Projects and Oracle Assets.

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9 New

Non PO Invoices Entered via iSupplier Portal

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Collaboration with Suppliers to Resolve 10 Modified Disputes

AR, PO

11 New

Oracle E-Business Disbursement Requests

Oracle Loans, Oracle Receivables

Enhancements to Payment Banks, 12 Modified Branches, and Accounts

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13 Modified Payment Process Enhancements

Oracle Payments

Accounts Receivable / Accounts Payable NULL 14 Modified Netting

Applications R12 - New Features Source of data

Additional Information 1) Legal Entity is a new addition to the Oracle E-Business Suite that enhances the ability to manage ones legal corporate structure and track data from the legal perspective. 2) The legal entity can be used as selection criteria when preparing pay runs. 1) In Oracle Payables, your Multi-Org Access Control and Preferences allow users to enter invoices or batches of invoices for one operating unit, and then seamlessly enter invoices for another operating unit. 2) Select invoices across operating units for payment processing within a single pay run. 1) The Trading Community Model is a highly flexible architecture that allows you to fully model real world entities in your trading community and accurately represent the complex relationships among those entities. 2) Suppliers as part of the trading community, you have access to many of the features 1) Adding new locations or relationships with additional operating units is streamlined. 2) Additional tax and legal registrations provide key information to meet your reporting and compliance needs. Tailor a quick update page with those values most often updated for even faster maintenance. 1) The bank account is tied directly to the trading partner allowing one bank account definition to be leveraged by a supplier trading partner and shared if the trading partner is also an employee or customer. This approach provides for easier and centralized maintenance and security of

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1) Oracle Payables incorporates Invoice Lines into the invoice model. Adding Invoice Lines is a key architectural change, which enables Oracle Payables to better model the paper or electronic business document yet maintain key features that exist at the invoice distributions level. 2) Merged into the current invoice transaction business flows, Invoice Lines supports the representation of the goods or services as well as tax, freight, and other charges as lines with distributions tied to each line. Additional fields record attributes such as serial numbers and item descriptions. 3) This feature offers the ability for line level approval and matching between an invoice line and a purchase order shipment pay item, or receipt. Furthermore, it facilitates the capture and transfer of additional, pertinent information to and from Oracle Projects and Oracle Assets. Metalink Complex payment terms and conditions for fixed price contracts is captured during the procurement contract flow. This includes options to schedule points of progress for invoicing, request an advance or progressive financing support, and record negotiated amounts to retain until completion of the purchased item, service, or project. These Metalink 1) With the introduction of Invoice Lines, users are able to further extend their approval policy granularity in Oracle Approvals Management for individual lines of an invoice. 2) Notification details are targeted to the level of approval required and embedded with a view of the invoice including summary amounts, essential line information, approver Metalink 1) Invoices entered by Suppliers where a purchase order has not been obtained are represented as Invoice Requests. Invoice Requests are visible in Oracle Payables but are not paid or accounted until the invoice can be verified and approved. 1) Holds on invoices that are a result of differences between the invoiced and planned amounts or quantity result in disputes that must be resolved. Invoices that have been approved by the owner of the purchasing transaction but rejected during the approval process may also be subject to disputes with the supplier.

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1) Disbursement Requests are requests to make a payment to a company or individual that is not a supplier. 2) This feature empowers the Payables Manager with visibility and control over the items selected for payment processing. Disbursement requests carry accounting entries and support funds 1) Banks and Bank Branches are represented in Oracles Trading Community Architecture and shared by other Oracle E-Business Suite applications. The Bank Account is centrally defined, managed and secured and includes the legal ownership and operating unit access for each bank account. The Oracle Cash Management section 1) Payment processing is significantly enhanced with this release. Along with a new user interface, the management and visibility of the payment process are much more robust and easier to use. i) Toolset for the Payment Manager:- Manage fewer pay runs by choosing selection 1) When a trading partner is both a customer and a supplier, you may choose to offset open receivables against open payables items. Netting Agreements add trading partner terms as well as deploying company controls. A selection program automatically pulls information from Oracle Receivables and Oracle Payables taking into consideration

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Oracle Applications R12 - New Features Sr Feature no Type Features 1 New 2 New 3 New 4 New 5 New 6 New 7 New 8 New Quote Access Across Operating Units (Multi-Org Access Control) Defaulting Rules Available-To-Promise (ATP) Enhancements End User Information Automatic Sales Team Assignment Enhancements Periodic Recurring Charges Line Level Payments Pay Now/ Pay Later

9 Modified Extended Warranties In Network Container Models 10 New 11 New 12 New 13 New 14 New 15 New Line Level Shipping/Billing For Components Of A Configuration Download/Upload Contract Terms & Conditions Additional Quote Supplement Response Types Ability To Change A Saved Quote Supplement Template Quote Specific Pricing Modes Quote Specific Tax Computation Modes

16 Modified Web Publishing To Restricted Specialty Stores 17 Modified Specify Language Preference For New iStore Users 18 New 19 New Support For XML Publisher RTF Templates Support For XML Publisher RTF Output

20 Modified Copy Services When Creating A Quote From An Opportunity 21 New 22 New Streamlined, Integrated User Interface Ability To Simultaneously Update Multiple Lines

23 Modified Modify Price Adjustments And Charges 24 New Pricing Attributes

25 New

Non-Automatic Promotion Codes

26 Modified Quote Search Enhancements 27 New 28 New Update Quote Detail From Search Results Data Quality Management

29 Modified Additional Customer, Contact and Address Search Parameters 30 New 31 New Customer Search Results Filtered By Territory Search Functionality For Services

32 Modified Flexibility In Adding/Modifying Services 33 New Quote Templates Embedded In The Create Quote Flow

34 New 35 New 36 New 37 New 38 New 39 New 40 New

Additional Attachment Types and Line Level Attachments Long Description In Quote Lines Table Quote Name Defaulting One-Click Access To Request Sales Assistance Comments Related Items Enhancements Icon To Identify Trade-Ins Oracle Proposals Integration

41 Modified Recurring Charges

42 Modified Payment Due With Order

43 New

Telecommunications Service Orders with Equipment

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Impacted Modules Oracle Quoting Quote defaulting is based on the Order Management defaulting framework Global Order Promising, Advanced Supply Chain Planning TCA data model Oracle Territory Manager Oracle Quoting Order Management Oracle Quoting Oracle Quoting Oracle Quoting Oracle Contracts Oracle Applications Foundation Oracle Quoting Oracle Quoting Oracle Quoting Oracle iStore Oracle iStore Oracle Quoting Oracle Quoting Oracle Sales Oracle Quoting Oracle Quoting Advanded Pricing requird to setup price and charge modifiers Pricing context and attributes are setup in Oracle Advanced Pricing

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Oracle Advanced Product Catalogue, Oracle Inventory, Oracle Advanced Pricing, Oracle Order Management

Order Management, Receivables

Oracle Install Base, Oracle Configurator, Order Management

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Oracle Education

Oracle Education

Oracle Education

Oracle Applications R12 - New Features Sr Feature no Type Impacted Modules Oracle Standard Purge (if added)

Features

1 Modified

Workflow Directory Service Bulk Synchronization

All Modules

2 New

Worklist Flexfields

All Modules Enhancement of the notification purge All Modules program

3 Modified

Digital Signatures

4 Modified

Notification Mailer

All Modules

5 Modified

Workflow Engine

All Modules

6 Modified

Business Event System

All Modules

Oracle Applications R12 - New Features Additional Information The Workflow directory service bulk synchronization concurrent program can now recreate a directory service partition that includes roles that are part of a role hierarchy. In Release 11.5.10, after a role was used in a role hierarchy it was no longer possible to resynchronize the partition with the source originating system in its entirety, although Oracle E-Business Suite system administrators can now promote information stored in notification message attributes from the notification detail page to a personal worklist view for viewing and sorting. For example, a dollar amount can be published from the workflow message to a personal worklist view and then used for sorting. The personal 1.Ability to digitally sign the entire notification contents. 2.Ability to verify the signed documents through an evidence store user interface after the signing process 3. Enhancement of the notification purge program to exclude purging of Few new and modified features are added a) Simplified configuration b) Override address c) Enhanced error handling for mass failures Performance improvement through bulk array interface for creating and starting processes.

Event and subscription caching at the PL/SQL layer: PL/SQL rule function optimization Declarative event subscription error handling

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Oracle Applications R12 - New Features Sr no 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Feature Type New Modified New New New New New Impacted Oracle Standard Modules Purge (if added) Oracle Assets Oracle Assets Oracle Assets Oracle Assets Oracle Assets Oracle Assets Oracle Assets

Features Accounting Methods Builder Mass Additions Interface for Legacy Conversion Automatic Preparation of Mass Additions Asset Impairment Energy Units of Production Method Energy Straight line Method Flexible Reporting using XML Publisher

8 Obsolete Automatic Depreciation Rollback 9 New Enhanced Logging for Asset Transactions and Programs

Oracle Assets Oracle Assets

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Additional Information Additional attributes added for data conversion API's itroduced to automatically prepare mass addition line functionality for Energy Industry functionality for Energy Industry functionality for Energy Industry

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Oracle Applications R12 - New Features Oracle Standard Purge (if Impacted Modules added) Order Management Order Management Order Management

Sr Feature no Type 1 New 2 New 3 New

Features Multi-Organization Access Control Inventory Convergence Customer Acceptance

4 Modified Mass Scheduling

Order Management

5 Modified Enhanced Header Attribute Cascading

Order Management

6 Modified Exception Management Enhancements

Order Management

7 Modified Workflow Validation Tool

Order Management

8 New

Credit Card Security Code

Order Management

9 New

Create Orders in Contact Center

Order Management

10 New 11 New

Payment Due With Order Recurring Charges Telecommunications Service Orders with Equipment

Order Management Order Management

12 New

Order Management

13 New

Rosetta Native Message: PO Acknowledgements in Order Management Order Management

14 New 15 New

Scheduling ATO Items without BOM Customer Credit Check Hold Source Support across Operating Units

Order Management Order Management

Renaming Blanket Sales Agreements to Sales 16 Modified Agreements 17 Modified Oracle Shipping Execution Changes Oracle Release Management Changes 18 New

Order Management Order Management Order Management

Applications R12 - New Features

Additional Information Customer can view data of multiple orgs without changing responsibility integration between Oracle Process Inventory and Oracle Order Management has been removed Customer acceptance can be captured from customers Schedule Orders concurrent program is enhanced to schedule lines that have never been scheduled or those that have failed manual scheduling. Certain header attributes are changed, the corresponding line attributes can be changed automatically or the user will be given the choice of propagating the header changes to the lines. Exception Management improves visibility to workflow errors and eases the process of retrying workflows that have experienced processing errors. The workflow validation tool ensures that changes/additions made to workflows by customers are consistent with their business processes Credit Card Security Code is supported through Order Import in addition to Order Management user interfaces and process order public API. Verifys 3 digit code printed behind the card The Contact Center form is enhanced to host new Oracle Order Management tab pages to create and edit orders. In the sale of telecommunications services and equipment to consumers, the consumer must sometimes pay for a portion of the total order amount at the time of order placement. display totals, taxes and discounts of recurring and one-time prices when telecommunications services are ordered. Customers are now able to purchase equipment such as wireless handsets, modems, etc. while ordering telecommunications services.

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Oracle Applications R12 - New Features Feature Sr no Product Type Oracle Project Portfolio 1 Analysis - New Oracle Standard Purge (if added)

Features

Impacted Modules

Portfolio Creation

All the products in Oracle Projects

New

Strategic Criteria Definition

All the products in Oracle Projects

New

Criteria Weighting and Targets

All the products in Oracle Projects

New

Planning Cycle Initiation

All the products in Oracle Projects

New

Scoring and Nomination of Projects

All the products in Oracle Projects

New

Scenario Modeling

All the products in Oracle Projects

New

Scenario Comparison

All the products in Oracle Projects

New

Scenario Recommendation and Approval

All the products in Oracle Projects

New

Refresh Financial Data for Portfolio Analysis

All the products in Oracle Projects

Oracle Project Manage 10 ment

Modified

Workplan Definition Enhancements

All the products in Oracle Projects

11

Modified

Support for Task Dependencies

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Assign Resources to Tasks

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Gantt Chart Support for Dependencies and Resources

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Visibility of Task Attachments from All the products in Workplan View Oracle Projects

Modified

Workflow Notification for Task Execution

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Additional Workplan and Financial All the products in Structure Integration Options Oracle Projects

Modified

Expanded Integration with Microsoft Project

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Simplified Workplan Navigation

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Process Updates on Structures

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Update Multiple Task Details by Multiple Users

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Earned Value Calculation after Selecting New Baseline Version

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Mass Refresh for Conversion Rates and Cost and Bill Rates

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

As of Date for Financial Percent Complete Derivation

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Deliverables Management

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Defining Deliverables

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Associating Tasks and Deliverables

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Deliverable Progress

Modified

Integration of Deliverables with Other Applications

All the products in Oracle Projects Oracle Master Scheduling/MRP and Oracle Supply Chain Planning, Oracle

Modified

Workplan and Staffing Plan Integration

Oracle HRMS

Modified

Assign Team Roles to Workplan Tasks

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Team Role Creation Based on Workplan Project Level Staffing of Requirements Linked to Task Assignments

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Oracle HRMS

Modified

Resource Usage on Workplan

Oracle HRMS

Modified

Progress Management Enhancements

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Multiple Methods for Collecting Progress

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Progress Rollup Enhancements

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Using Progress for Earned Value, Forecasting, and Replanning All the products in Workplan Oracle Projects

Modified

New Client Extension for Workplan Progress

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

All the products in Progress Entry for All Task Types Oracle Projects

Modified

Cancel Tasks

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

As of Date Display Values

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Budgeting and Forecasting Enhancements

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Budget Generation from Financial Plan, Staffing Plan, or Workplan All the products in Resource Oracle Projects

Modified

Streamlined Data Entry for Budgets

All the products in Oracle Projects, GL

Modified

Flexible Budgeting Options for Entering and Viewing Data Forecast Generation from Financial Plan, Staffing Plan, and Workplan

All the products in Oracle Projects, GL

Modified

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Analyze Forecast and Make Adjustments

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Creation of Initial Forecast and Data Entry and View Options Enhanced Budgeting and Forecasting Spreadsheet Integration

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

All the products in Oracle Projects, GL

Modified

Budgeting and Forecasting Enhanced APIs

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Budget and Forecast Generation Enhancements

All the products in Oracle Projects, GL

Modified

Honor Bill Rate Overrides on Project Assignments Honor Billability upon Revenue Budget or Revenue Forecast Generation

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Generate Cost Budget from Workplan with Cost Disabled

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Provide Visibility of Missing Rates for Budget and Forecast All the products in Generation Oracle Projects

Modified

Issue and Change Management Enhancements

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Implementation of Financial Impact to Budget

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Usability Enhancements to Issue and Change Management

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Performance Exceptions Reporting

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Project Performance Reporting

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Project Financial Information

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Task, Resource and Periodic Reporting

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Multicurrency Support for Project Performance

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Support for Multiple Calendars

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Performance Reporting User Interface Enhancements

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Custom Measures (Metrics)

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Enhanced Supplier Mapping for Contingent Workers

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Run Concurrent Processes by Operating Unit

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

View Periodic Data for a Range of All the products in Periods Oracle Projects Public Views for Project Performance Summarization Model

Modified

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Financial Planning and Project Status Inquiry (PSI)

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Earned Value Management

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Program Management

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Unlimited Program Hierarchy

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

Program Rollup

All the products in Oracle Projects

Modified

All the products in Program Reporting Enhancements Oracle Projects

Modified

Microsoft Project Integration for Programs

All the products in Oracle Projects

Oracle Project Resource Manage Modified

Contingent Workers as Candidates

Oracle Projects, Oracle HRMS

Oracle Project Costing

Modified

Financial Architectural Enhancements ( Integration with Oracle Subledger Accounting)

GL, Oracle Subledger Accounting.

Modified

Multi-Org Access Control

All the modules

Modified

Legal Entity Standardized Data Model for Multiple Reporting Currencies (MRC)

All the modules

Modified

All the modules GL, Oracle Subledger Accounting.

Modified

Budgetary Controls and Public Sector Accounting

Modified

Oracle Purchasing and Oracle Payables Integration

PO, AP, Oracle Time and Labor, Oracle Assets PO, AP, Oracle Time and Labor, Oracle Assets PO, AP, Oracle Time and Labor, Oracle Assets

Modified

Contingent Worker Support

Modified

Labor Cost Processing for Contingent Workers

Modified

Expense Report Processing for Contingent Workers

PO, AP, Oracle Time and Labor, Oracle Assets PO, AP, Oracle Time and Labor, Oracle Assets PO, AP, Oracle Time and Labor, Oracle Assets PO, AP, Oracle Time and Labor, Oracle Assets PO, AP, Oracle Time and Labor, Oracle Assets PO, AP, Oracle Time and Labor, Oracle Assets PO, AP, Oracle Time and Labor, Oracle Assets

Modified

Introduction of Invoice Lines

Modified

Improved Project Costing with Cash Basis Accounting

Modified

Subcontractor Payment Management

Modified

Removal of Supplier Cost Adjustment Restrictions

Modified

New Mass Adjust Concurrent Process Tools for Oracle Payables and Oracle Grants Accounting Reconciliation

Modified

Modified

Integration with Oracle Project Manufacturing

Oracle Project Manufacturing

Burdening WIP and Inventory Transactions

Oracle Projects, GL, INV, WIP

Modified

New Expenditure Item Attributes

INV, BOM,

Modified

Future-Dated People

Oracle Projects

Oracle Project Billing

New

Integration with Oracle E-Business Oracle E-Business Tax Tax

Modified

Customer at Top Task

Oracle Projects, AR

Modified

Invoice Method at Top Task

Oracle Projects, AR

Modified

Invoice Line-Level Write-Off

Oracle Projects, AR

Modified

Invoice Concessions

Oracle Projects, AR

Modified

Accounts Receivable Exchange Rate Conversion Attributes

Oracle Projects, AR

Modified

Billing Review in a New Interface

Oracle Projects

Modified

Future-Dated People

Oracle Projects

Modified

Revenue in Foreign Currency

GL

Modified

Convert Revenue to Foreign Currency

GL

Modified

View Project UBR/UER amounts in Project Currency

GL

Modified Oracle Project Foundati on Modified

Resource Definition Enhancements

Oracle HRMS

Modified

Separation of Reporting and Planning Resources

Oracle HRMS, Oracle Financial

Modified

Planning Resources

Oracle HRMS, Oracle Financial

Modified

Resource Breakdown Structure

Oracle HRMS

Modified

Contingent Workers on Projects

Oracle HRMS

Modified

Key Performance Areas on Project List Oracle Projects

Modified

Project Scorecard for Project Portfolio Analysis

Oracle Projects

Modified

Funding Approval Status

Oracle Projects

Modified

Enhanced Configurability of Project Home Pages

Oracle Projects

Modified

Configurable Workbench Tab Structure

Oracle Projects

Modified

Configurable Page Layouts

Oracle Projects

Modified

Selective Project Copy

Oracle Projects

Modified

Financial Structures in a New User Interface Oracle Projects

Oracle Project Collabora tion Modified

Additional Regions on Team Member Home Page

Oracle Projects

Modified

Collaborative Progress Entry Enhancements

Oracle Projects

Modified

Collaborative Work Planning

Oracle Projects

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Additional Information With Project Portfolio Analysis, you can define portfolios based on organization, class code, or both. This definition specifies the range of projects that can be considered in a given portfolio. You can define a configurable set of strategic criteria around business goals such as goto-market, competitive differentiation, risk, technology, globalization, efficiency, and more. Oracle Project Portfolio Analysis also comes with a set of standard financial criteria: Net Present Value, Payback Period, Internal Rate of With financial and strategic objectives defined, you can enter acceptable target value ranges for these objectives. In addition, you may define the weighting of these different Oracle Projects Release Content Document, Rev. 00 Oracle Project Portfolio Analysis - New Product 4 factors in calculating an overall Whenever a business change occurs or a new periodic review process (such as annual planning) takes place, you can initiate a planning cycle for a given portfolio. During this cycle, projects are automatically gathered into an initial scenario from which you 1) In addition to current work, you can include proposed work within a planning cycle. Oracle Project Portfolio Analysis enables you to manually collect proposed projects or to invite submissions of new projects using Oracle Workflow. 2) For project managers, Oracle Project Portfolio Analysis provides a vehicle to 1) With the projects collected, you can create multiple scenarios for comparison purposes. 2) For each scenario, you can define the funds available, so that proposals stay within the level of available funds.3) You can also manually rank projects when composing a scenario. You can rank by 1) You can compare all scenarios in a tabular view based on their investment index scores. 2) You can also compare the top 3 scenarios in a graphical display, with views of their financial and strategic scores to see how they all compare against your target

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Enhancements to workplan definition enable you to define, track, and control projects with greater detail. 1) You can create dependencies between tasks within a single project or across projects. 2) You can select predecessors, successors, and dependency types, including start-to-start, start-to-finish, finish-to-start, and finish-to-finish.

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You can now assign planning resources to tasks, including people, equipment, material items, and financial resources. For each resource assignment, you can track detailed schedule information, progress to date, as well as cost impact over time periods.

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The Gantt chart view of the workplan has been enhanced to show dependencies between tasks. You can now easily view which tasks on the workplan have related attachments. From the workplan task list view, you can see which tasks have attachments and drill down to view the related attachments.

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You can associate workflows to tasks that can be configured to send notifications depending on various businesses. Metalink With this release, you can now choose the level of sharing between the workplan and financial structure. The new options are as follows: A) Partially-shared: When structures are parially shared, you can choose specific tasks to be used only for workplan purposes. Metalink Further enhancements are now available in Oracle Project Management to provide stronger integration with Microsoft Project.

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You can review the resource usage with under or overcapacity highlighted. You now have several ways to collect, roll up, and analyze the progress of a project workplan so that the progress can be more accurately managed and communicated to stakeholders. You can either enter all progress centrally for the project or delegate the progress entry to task managers or the project resources. Progress collection consists of the following components: A) Actual Effort or Cost B) Estimate to Complete (ETC) C) Estimated and Actual Completion Dates D) Physical Percent Complete Many of the collected progress measures are rolled up through the WBS in order to provide a measure of progress at every level of the WBS. These measures include estimated and actual dates, effort, cost, percent spent, percent complete, and physical percent complete. After progress has been rolled up to the project level, you can perform the following actions to review overall progress: A) Perform earned value analysis from the Project Performance Reporting page B) Generate a financial forecast using the physical percent complete or ETC

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This release introduces enhancements to help you develop and maintain budgets and forecasts more accurately, efficiently, and flexibly. Metalink 1) In addition to entering quantity, cost, and revenue budget amounts, you can generate budgets based on a financial plan (such as a bid or estimate), the staffing plan, or the workplan resource of the project. 2) Cost amounts are automatically calculated based on quantity using the rate Metalink When editing budget versions, you now have a variety of ways to enter the information more efficiently: Automatically calculate cost and revenue amounts based on effort or quantity using actual or planning rates. Metalink Greater flexibility for entering and viewing budget information: A) Budget at Any Level B) View Rolled Up Amounts C) View Budgets in Graphical Format D) Compare Financial Plans E) View Multiple Currencies The forecast for a project is comprised of the actual transactions logged to date, plus an estimate to complete (ETC). As the project progresses, revised forecasts can be generated based on default options. Analyze your forecast at various levels of the financial structure and resource breakdown structure, and you can compare variances of the current forecast to prior forecasts, budgets, or any other financial plan version.

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The initial forecast is created automatically when you submit the first baseline version of approved budget. Metalink This release provides tighter integration with Microsoft Excel by supporting planning resources, period profiles, an additional column set for rates, and the ability to Oracle Projects Release Content Document, Rev. 00 Oracle Project Management 15 automatically calculate amounts. Metalink This release incorporates the enhanced budgeting and forecasting APIs to support new parameters such as plan type information, plan version information, currency code, and change reason. New parameters are added to the following APIs: ADD_BUDGET_LINE Metalink

The revenue budget and forecast generation process now recognizes bill rates overrides and considers billable status of tasks, assignments, and requirements. Also, you can now generate a cost budget from a workplan with cost disabled. Metalink When you generate revenue budget or revenue forecast from a staffing plan, if the bill rates are overridden on the project assignments or requirements, the overriding rates are used to calculate the revenue amounts. Otherwise, the standard rates on the target version are used. Metalink When you generate revenue budget or revenue forecast from a workplan, a financial plan or a staffing plan, the billability of tasks, project assignments or project requirements is evaluated. If the task, project assignment or project requirement is not billable, then the revenue amounts for the budget or the Metalink

Some businesses need to generate the cost budget based solely on the workplan effort. Metalink The budget or forecast generation is enhanced to provide visibility on rejections of rates such as missing cost rates, bill rates or conversion rates in the source workplan or financial plan. You have the choice to fix the rates setup and correct the source or ignore the planning lines with missing rates for budget or forecast Metalink This release includes several enhancements to streamline the creation of issues and changes, as well as the implementation of changes into budgets and forecasts. Besides Metalink

Changes to the implementation of financial impacts to budgets. Metalink 1) Define user statuses for issues and change documents according to the needs of your organization. 2) Creation, maintenance, and implementation of change documents is further streamlined. Metalink To help ensure projects stay on course, you can review the overall status of all projects, be alerted to significant issues with the project status, and then drill down to identify the root cause of a problem. Metalink

A new centralized view is available to review all the information for a single project, including earned value, cost information, and project status. Metalink 1) You can view and analyze project revenue, cost, margin, billing, collections, backlog, earned value performance, and effort performance. 2) It is also possible to compare periodto-date and project inception-to-date amounts against budget to determine running variances. Metalink In addition to project level summary amounts, you can also view performance measures by task, by resource, or any combination of task and resource to understand the source of variances. Metalink Project, project functional, and global (enterprise) currency support for all plan and actual amounts is provided in project performance reporting. Therefore, you can view performance measures in all currencies used to manage and report on your projects. Metalink

1) Project performance reporting supports PA, GL, and global (enterprise) calendars. 2) This feature enables analysis by the corporate reporting calendar, the local (fiscal) calendar, and the project calendar. The following enhancements are now available for performance reporting: A) Graphical Display Enhancements for Performance Measures B) Display of Performance Information C) ustomizable User Interface

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Support for mapping amounts and data associated with contingent workers to appropriate resources (suppliers) has been introduced in this release. A new parameter has been introduced for project performance concurrent processes to allow it to run for a particular operating unit. This addition enables you to run the processes at different times for operating units that are located globally. Periodic reporting pages that show data by week, month, quarter, and year now have a filter that lets you select a range of periods for which you want to view the data.

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This release incorporates public views to access the data model behind the summarization so that you can create your own reports. You can now access your financial plan information as well as the forms-based budget information through Project Status Inquiry (PSI) taking advantage of the benefits of both reporting models.

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Earned Value Management (EVM) is a way to manage projects by understanding the mathematical relationship between project scope, work, and budget. Oracle Project Management enables you to track programs by grouping projects in a hierarchy, which then provides visibility of aggregate project data into a program. A program may have an unlimited number of levels of projects associated with it. The program hierarchy can be independently maintained for workplan and financial structures if they are not shared in within a project or program.

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Workplan information such as scheduled dates roll up through the program, with control points at each of the linked project levels.

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1) Oracle Project Costing has been enhanced to fully support Oracle Subledger Accounting. To provide customers with a reasonable timeframe to migrate their accounting rules, Oracle Project Costing honors both the accounting rules defined in AutoAccounting and the accounting rules defined in Oracle Subledger Metalink

Oracle Project Costing supports multi-org access for expenditure entry, expenditure inquiry, and transaction processing.

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For Cross Charge processing, a legal entity is associated with each operating unit using Project Costing.This association is used to identify the provider and receiver legal entities for all charge transactions. Metalink Multiple reporting currencies provide customers with the capability to account and report in multiple currencies in addition to the primary ledger currency. With this release, MRC amounts are calculated by Oracle Subledger Accounting and stored in alternate ledgers. The MRC information in Oracle Projects is no longer Metalink The budgetary control features supported in Oracle Financials and Oracle Project Costing have been enhanced to support Oracle Subledger Accounting. When General Ledger accounts are required to perform funds checks or to generate encumbrance accounting entries, the Subledger Accounting engine is used to Metalink

This is a new features related to integration with Oracle Purchasing and Oracle Payables. A contingent worker, or contract labor, can fill any project role, including the project manager. The procure-to-pay process provides buying organizations improved methods for procuring and managing contingent workers. You can optionally process contingent worker labor as supplier costs or labor costs. When processing cost as labor, contingent worker timecards must be entered. The following entry methods are supported: Oracle Time and Labor

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To improve usability, a concurrent process is now available to perform adjustments to a large number of transactions at one time. Metalink This release provides several new reconciliation tools. First, accounting information for all subledgers will be stored in Oracle Subledger Accounting. Second, Oracle Project Costing has a new supplier cost adjustment report. Finally, Oracle Payables now provides a drilldown to the Project Expenditure Inquiry Metalink

This release introduces two enhancements to the integration between Oracle Project Costing and Oracle Project Manufacturing. Metalink You can optionally use the burdening feature of Oracle Project Costing to calculate the burdened cost of inventory and work-in-process transactions. When this option is enabled, raw cost amounts are derived in Oracle Project Manufacturing and burdened cost is calculated in Oracle Project Costing. To Metalink When inventory and work-in-process transactions are interfaced to Oracle Project Costing, two new attributes are passed, the inventory item and the BOM resource. These attributes are used with the planning resource enhancements to update progress data against the workplan and to compare actual project cost with Metalink You can enter actual project transactions for future-dated people only after they become active. In a future-dated expenditure batch, you can enter people who will be active as of the transaction dates. Metalink

Oracle E-Business Tax is a new infrastructure for tax knowledge management and delivery using a global system architecture that is configurable and scalable for adding country specific tax content.

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Customers can now be defined at the top task level. This enhancement enables you to invoice customers for specific project work by top task. Additionally, if all the customers of a project are not known up front or change over time, you can add more customers on the project by associating them with new top tasks. Metalink Invoice methods can now be defined at the top task level. This enhancement enables you to invoice customers with different methods such as, fixed price and time and materials, within the same project.

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You can assign a future-dated person as an agreement administrator. To support revaluation of Unbilled Receivables and Unearned Revenue (UBR/UER) accounts in Oracle General Ledger at period close, Oracle Project Billing now derives revenue in a currency that is different from the functional currency, and interfaces both project functional and revenue transaction amounts

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You can now optionally choose to convert the revenue amount in project functional currency to revenue transaction currency. Invoice transaction currency is treated as your revenue transaction currency. Metalink You can now view unbilled receivables and unearned revenue amounts in project currency in the Billing Review page. The project-level UBR/UER balance in project functional currency (PFC) is converted to project currency and displayed in the billing review page. Metalink

1) You now have greater flexibility in how you can define resources within a project. 2) With people resources, you can better manage the costs and work of a complex organization.

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Planning resources enable you to have greater flexibility in how you can define resources for work and financial planning within a project. Metalink 1) You can now define a resource breakdown structure, or resource hierarchy, with several levels of resources for reporting purposes. 2) The resource breakdown structure provides an alternate view of the WBS for analyzing your workplan, financial plan, and project performance. Metalink A contingent worker is a non-employee people resource who works for your enterprise, and for whom your enterprise is responsible for their costs and expenses. Oracle Projects enables you to define and utilize contingent workers on projects in the same capacities and manner as employees. You can define Metalink You can quickly determine the health of projects by viewing the project list. For each project, a series of colored graphical indicators are used to connote project health.

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You can now define how a project scores against a configurable hierarchy of strategic investment criteria. 1) You can now designate your projects funding approval status. 2) This status enables you to define the workplan, resources, and financial plan for a proposed project without it going into a portfolio planning cycle. 3) You can set a projects funding approval status to Proposed when you are This release provides a configurable work list, which is a consolidated view of the work to be accomplished for project. The work list can include open items such as tasks, issues, change requests, change orders, and deliverables which can all be sorted by due date, priority and class. 1) You can now hide tabs that are not relevant for the project, change the order of the tabs, and rename the tabs. 2) The default tab structure is assigned to the project template and can be overridden on individual projects with the appropriate security.

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You can use the OA Personalization Framework features to configure the Project Home, Team Member Home, and Project Performance reporting pages. When you copy a project to create another project, you now have the option to define which elements of the original project should be copied. The project information that can be copied includes the following: Project information, such as team members, attachments, and user-defined

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You now can update progress for tasks, assignments, and deliverables in a streamlined manner.

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3 Modified Enhanced Reporting Currency Functionality

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Simultaneous Opening and Closing of Periods for Multiple 5 Modified Ledgers

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6 Modified Cross-Ledger and Foreign Currency Allocations

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7 Modified Simultaneous Currency Translation of Multiple Ledgers

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8 Modified Financial Reporting Across Ledgers

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9 Modified Automatic Journal Copy

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10 Modified Streamline Automatic Posting

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11 Modified Streamline AutoReversal Criteria Setup

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12 Modified Streamline Consolidation Mappings

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13 Modified Replacement for Disabled Accounts

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14 Modified Data Security across Legal Entities and Ledgers

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15 Modified Management Reporting Security

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16 Modified Prevent Reversal of Journals with Frozen Sources

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17 Modified Prevent Reversal of Unposted Journals

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18 Modified Control Accounts

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19 Modified Definition and Setup Security

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20 Modified Accounting and Reporting Sequencing

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Additional Information Companies that are global in nature and that have operations in different localities often have multiple reporting requirements. These companies and their subsidiaries often need to satisfy the accounting and reporting requirements for each country as well as those of the parent company. This involves performing The Accounting Setup Manager is a central location to define your accountingrelated setup across all financial applications. Here you can define your legal entities and their accounting context, which includes the ledgers* that contain the accounting data for each legal entity. If a legal entity has multiple reporting Multiple Reporting Currencies functionality is enhanced to support all journal sources. Reporting sets of books are now simply reporting currencies. Every journal that is posted in the primary currency of a ledger can be automatically converted into one or more reporting currencies. This conversion can be You can access multiple legal entities and ledgers when you log into Oracle General Ledger using a single responsibility. This improves processing efficiency by reducing the need to switch between responsibilities when trying to access data for different ledgers or legal entities. The Open and Close Periods Programs has multiple enhancements. You are able to run any of the Open and Close Periods Programs from the Concurrent Manager. This allows you to take advantage of scheduling and request set capabilities for greater processing efficiency. Also, if you manage multiple ledgers, You are able to allocate financial data from one or more ledgers to a different target ledger. This enables you to perform cross-ledger allocations, which is useful for purposes such as allocating corporate or regional expenses to local subsidiaries when each entity has its own ledger. This is possible even if the target

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If you manage multiple ledgers, you can run the Translation program for multiple ledgers simultaneously. You are able to run Financial Statement Generator (FSG) reports for multiple ledgers simultaneously. This is useful if you manage multiple ledgers and want to run a balance sheet or income statement report for all of your ledgers at the same time. You can also create an FSG report that includes data from multiple ledgers You are able to automatically copy an existing journal batch to create a new journal batch with the same journals and journal lines. This reduces the amount of work you need to do to re-create a journal that has already been defined. During the copying process, you have the option to change the period and effective date AutoPost Criteria can be shared across ledgers that have the same chart of accounts and calendar. This dramatically reduces the number of AutoPost Criteria sets you need to define. Furthermore, you can automatically post journals across multiple ledgers simultaneously.

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When an account is disabled, you can prevent transactions that include the account from erroring during journal import by defining a replacement account for the disabled account. Journal import replaces the disabled account with the replacement account and continue the journal import Metalink In this release, since you can access multiple legal entities and ledgers when you log into Oracle General Ledger using a single responsibility, Oracle General Ledger provides you with flexible ways to secure your data by legal entity, ledger, or even balancing segment values or management segment values. You are able Metalink You can designate any segment (except the natural account segment) of your chart of accounts to be your management segment and use Oracle General Ledgers security model to secure the management segment for reporting and entry of management adjustments. Metalink

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Users are no longer allowed to reverse Unposted journals. You are able to control data entry to an account by ensuring it only contains data from a specified journal source and to prevent users from entering data for the account either in other journal sources or manually within general ledger. You can secure your setup and definitions by granting specific privileges to users to view, modify, and/or execute a definition. This enables you to control which of your users can view a definition, but not modify or execute it, or execute a definition without modifying it, or vice versa. For example, since Sequential numbering of accounting entries is a strong business requirement in many countries in Europe, Asia Pacific and Latin America and is used by fiscal authorities to check the completeness of a companys accounting records. You can assign sequence numbers to journals during the posting The GL Entry Reconciliation feature within Oracle Financials Common Country features is part of Oracle General Ledger and renamed Journal Line Reconciliation. This feature enables you to reconcile journal lines that should net to zero. This is often done to reconcile suspense accounts, or in countries like Oracle General Ledger tracks the balances that are entered in your ledgers primary currency. This enables customers to perform currency analysis on amounts that are entered in the ledgers primary currency for the purposes of currency valuation and hedging. You can use Recurring Journals to create foreign currency journals. This enables you to pre-define journals that are recurring in nature and that are in foreign currencies and simply generate them when you need them. For example, a subsidiary (with a different primary currency than its parent

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Oracle Subledger Accounting provides tools that allow users to meet multigaap, corporate, and fiscal accounting requirements. With a flexible tool called Accounting Methods Builder, users can determine the accounts, lines, descriptions, summarization, and dates of their journal entries. Users can also add The Global Intercompany System (GIS) feature from previous releases has been incorporated into the Oracle Advanced Intercompany System product. Please refer to the Oracle Advanced Global Intercompany System section of this document for more information. Account Analysis & Drilldown is a new web-based interface that allows you to easily review and analyze your general ledger financial data. You can view the balances of multiple detail or summary accounts in a single page and drill down to supporting journal entries and subledger transactions all within a browser window. Oracle General Ledgers Account Analysis, General Journals and Trial Balance standard reports are now integrated with XML Publisher. Using XML Publisher allows you to leverage the formatting features of a word processing application to design the layout of your report. You can

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Support for Final Completion

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Completion Costs Based on Required Quantity

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Value Reports Enhancements

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Value Reports Enhancements

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Period Close Diagnostics

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Forms Drilldown

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Workflow to Notify Users of Errors in Costing INV

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Period Close Pending Transactions Report

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Component Yield Support

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Period End Accruals Enhancements

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Calculate Accrual Balances at PO Distribution Leve PO

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Exclude Prepayment type of Invoices

PO

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Ledger Architecture/Legal Entity uptake

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Cost Rollup Enhancements

BOM

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EAM Enhancements

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Costing Support for Chargeable Subcontracting

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Payables Invoice Lines Architecture

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Bonus During Moves

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Job Close in PL/SQL

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Additional Information The Matching Principle is a fundamental accounting directive that mandates that revenue and its associated cost of goods sold must be recognized in the same accounting period. This enhancement will automate the matching of Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) for a sales order line to the revenue that is billed for that sales order line. Prior to this enhancement, The Cost Processor defers the recognition of COGS for a sales order issue transaction by placing the balance of the cost of the shipment into a deferred COGS account and journal line type. 1) The Cost Processor now transfers the balance from the deferred account to the COGS account in the same proportion of revenue recognized for an order line. Oracle Receivables publishes a business event when the revenue recognition percentage changes. 1) If a sales order shipment line does not get interfaced to Receivables, its associated deferred COGS balance is transferred to COGS when it is closed. Oracle Order Management will raise a business event to Cost Management when the noninterfaced shipment line is closed. 1) RMAs that reference a sales order shipment line with a deferred COGS balance will credit that balance when the accounting for the RMA receipt is performed. The credit will be apportioned between the deferred and actual COGS balances to maintain the existing revenue/COGS recognition percentage. 1)Revenue/COGS matching is supported in the customer-facing operating unit for drop shipments to customers. Intermediate (internal) operating units will not defer interorg COGS or match it to the inter-org revenue. 1)Revenue/COGS matching is supported configured items. Assemble-to-Order (ATO) synchronize and match revenue/COGS recognition for the top model. Pick-to-Order (PTO) synchronize and match revenue/COGS recognition The way RMA receipts into inventory are valued. Previously an RMA receipt replenishes inventory at the current on-hand inventory valuation. With this enhancement a referenced RMA is received into inventory at its original sales order issue cost. This ensures accurate and consistent revenue/COGS Introduces a dependency in the Receivables and Costing period close processes. Since the goal is to match revenue and COGS in each accounting period, Costing will process COGS recognition events in a closed inventory period until the Receivables period status is set to CLOSED. This report lists revenue/COGS matching by sales order line, displaying the deferred/actual COGS balances as well as the unearned/earned revenue balances. The report R12 Discrete Mfg. Release Content Document, Rev. 01 Oracle Cost Management - CST 25 flags lines where the COGS recognition percentage does not match the revenue The new Oracle Subledger Accounting (SLA) architecture allows users to customize the standard Oracle accounting entries. As a result of Cost Managements uptake of this new architecture, users can customize Receiving, Inventory and Work in Process transactions. Accounting entries are generated in a manner consistent with previous releases but are Users can control every aspect of the subledger journal entries associated with a subledger transaction. Users can define rules based on data drawn from subledger transactions, controlling which types of journal lines are created, how accounting flexfields are derived and how journal entries are described.

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The Accrual Reconciliation report and the associated Write-Off process are enhanced to improve processing performance and feature usability. The transaction data load process is run independently from the Accrual Reconciliation report generation process. Data for balanced accrual transactions are no longer stored. This significantly reduces the volume of generated data increases processing performance. 1) The Accrual Reconciliation Summary Report allows users to view the accrual accounts with outstanding balances. For each account the accrual balance by transaction type is displayed. 2) The Payables and Purchase Order Accrual Reconciliation Report allow users to view Payables and PO transactions at the PO distribution and/or transaction level. At the PO Three new accrual Write-Offs forms allow users to write-off aged or erroneous accrual balances. The Payables and Purchase Order Write-Off form displays accrual balances at the PO distribution level. The user can select a specific distribution and view the associated The accounting template for periodic costing inter-organization transfers is now consistent with the template used for perpetual cost methods. The template adds inter-org Payables/Receivables, in-transit and accounting by cost group. The periodic item cost is calculated after taking into account all cost owned transactions rather than being calculated after each transaction. This enhancement produces a more accurate periodic item cost and minimizes the generation of variances. The Periodic Item Cost Change report provides details on the calculation of each items

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Material overhead absorption rules are now supported in periodic average cost organizations. Enterprise Asset Management work orders are now supported in periodic average costing organizations. The Periodic Cost Estimations processor allows users to estimate EAM work order costs based on an items periodic average cost. Periodic average cost processes respect the WIP job final completion flag. If the final completion flag is checked, all incurred costs will be absorbed into the completion cost.

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A new workflow notifies users of transactions that fail the costing process. This facilitates the timely identification and resolution of costing errors and minimizes problems during the period close process. Metalink This new report displays the details of all transactions preventing period close. This report, based on Oracle XML Publisher technology can be easily customized to meet user requirements. Oracle Cost Management adds its support to the OPM (Oracle Process Manufacturing) Inventory convergence initiative. In the past, Oracle process manufacturing customers used OPMs Inventory Management module. With this release OPM customers can migrate to Oracle Inventory for their inventory management needs. Support for lot-based materials that have a fixed usage regardless of the job size for discrete WIP jobs, OSFM lot-based jobs and Flow Manufacturing. This feature provides a more accurate valuation of assembly cost where fixed quantities of materials are used for a job. 1) Users now have the flexibility to control the value of component yield factors at WIP job level. The transaction logic now considers pre-yield BOM quantity per assembly rather than the quantity inflated by shrinkage. This enhancement eliminates the generation of unrealizable decimal quantities in WIP jobs.

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The period end accruals program and the Uninvoiced Receipts report process now correctly exclude factor prepayments in the accrual calculations.

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1) Oracle Cost Management processes are enhanced to support the new Ledger and Legal Entity architecture. In this new architecture, Ledgers replace Set of Books. Each Operating Unit is associated with a Primary Ledger. Multiple Legal Entities can be tied to a Ledger through the accounting set up flow. The existing link between Operating Unit and Legal Entity Multi-Org Access Control enables companies that implement a Shared Services operating model to efficiently process business transactions by allowing them to access, process, and report on data for an unlimited number of operating units within a single applications responsibility. This increases the productivity of Shared Service Centers as users no longer i) Creating Snapshot of Bill of Materials:The Supply Chain Rollup process is enhanced to optionally store a snapshot of the Bill of Materials used. The snapshot is copied to an alternate Bill of Material as specified by the user. Ii) Decommission Assembly Cost rollup:1) Oracle Cost Management now supports direct item delivery of service line types to EAM work orders. There is however no support for Outside Processing. i) EAM Direct Item Delivery of PO Service Lines:- Oracle Cost Management now supports direct item delivery of service line EAM work orders. There is however no support for Outside Processing. ii) Install Base Convergence:- The Cost Estimations process and the Cost processor are enhanced to support the mapping between an EAM Asset and an IB Instance. iii) EAM Budgeting and Forecasting Support:- In prior releases costs calculated by the cost estimations process are stored on the basis of maintenance cost buckets: Equipment Labor Material This method of bucketing estimated charges does not provide visibility as to the GL accounts being charged. The Cost Estimations process is modified to specify the GL accounts that are setup to be charged. This information can then be used for budgeting and forecasting purposes. Oracle Cost Management now supports costing for Chargeable Subcontracting. Chargeable Subcontracting is a concept used in Japan, Korea and Taiwan with subcontract manufacturers. On delivery of OSA items any difference between current standard cost and OSA price is posted to a Chargeable Subcontracting Variance account instead of a Purchase Price Variance account. Oracle Cost Management adds support for the architectural changes introduced by Oracle Payables in this release.The Period-End Accruals, Accrual Reconciliation and Periodic Costing processes and the associated reports are enhanced to support the new Payables architecture. Oracle Cost Management adds support for the new Bonus During Move transaction introduced by Oracle Shop Floor Management. The Bonus transaction entered during a move is costed in the same manner as an Update Quantity transaction. 1) The job close program and the job close variance program are migrated from Pro*C to PL/SQL. 2) This enhancement provides performance improvements but does not change job close functionality.

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Matching Cost of Goods Sold to Revenue

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Revenue Recognition Drives COGS Recognition

AR, CST

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Un-invoiced Order Lines

OM, CST, AR

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RMAs with Sales Order Reference

OM, CST

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Drop Shipment Support

OM, CST

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Support for Configured Items

OM, CST

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Cost Ownership for RMA receipt transactions

INV

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Accounting Period Synchronization between Receivables and Costing

AR, CST

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Deferred COGS Reconciliation Report OM

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SLA - Subledger Accounting

OSLA

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Flexible Journal Entry Setups

GL, OSLA

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Multiple Accounting Representations

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Inquiries, Drilldown, and Reporting

GL, OSLA

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Accrual Reconciliation and Write-Off Enhancements

CST

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Enhanced Load Program

CST

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Flexible Accrual Reconciliation Reports APPO

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Enhanced Write-Offs Process

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Accounting for Inter-Organization Transfers

CST

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Enhanced Periodic Costing Algorithm

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Enable MOH Absorption Rules for PAC CST

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Periodic Costing Support for EAM

EAM

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Support for Final Completion

CST, WIP

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Completion Costs Based on Required Quantity

CST, BOM

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Scrap Absorption

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Value Reports Enhancements

INV

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Value Reports Enhancements

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INV

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Period Close Diagnostics

INV

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Forms Drilldown

INV

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Workflow to Notify Users of Errors in Costing

INV

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Period Close Pending Transactions Report

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Discrete/ OPM Inventory Convergence CST, INV

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Fixed Component Usage Support

WIP

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Component Yield Support

WIP, OSFM, BOM

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Period End Accruals Enhancements

CST

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Calculate Accrual Balances at PO Distribution Leve

PO

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Exclude Prepayment type of Invoices

PO

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Ledger Architecture/Legal Entity uptake GL

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Multi-Org Access Control

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Cost Rollup Enhancements

BOM

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EAM Enhancements

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Costing Support for Chargeable Subcontracting

CST

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Payables Invoice Lines Architecture

AP

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Bonus During Moves

OSFM, CST

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Job Close in PL/SQL

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Additional Information The Matching Principle is a fundamental accounting directive that mandates that revenue and its associated cost of goods sold must be recognized in the same accounting period. This enhancement will automate the matching of Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) for a sales order line to the revenue that is billed for that sales order line. Prior to this enhancement, The Cost Processor defers the recognition of COGS for a sales order issue transaction by placing the balance of the cost of the shipment into a deferred COGS account and journal line type. 1) The Cost Processor now transfers the balance from the deferred account to the COGS account in the same proportion of revenue recognized for an order line. Oracle Receivables publishes a business event when the revenue recognition percentage changes. 1) If a sales order shipment line does not get interfaced to Receivables, its associated deferred COGS balance is transferred to COGS when it is closed. Oracle Order Management will raise a business event to Cost Management when the noninterfaced shipment line is closed. 1) RMAs that reference a sales order shipment line with a deferred COGS balance will credit that balance when the accounting for the RMA receipt is performed. The credit will be apportioned between the deferred and actual COGS balances to maintain the existing revenue/COGS recognition percentage. 1)Revenue/COGS matching is supported in the customer-facing operating unit for drop shipments to customers. Intermediate (internal) operating units will not defer interorg COGS or match it to the inter-org revenue. 1)Revenue/COGS matching is supported configured items. Assemble-to-Order (ATO) synchronize and match revenue/COGS recognition for the top model. Pick-to-Order (PTO) synchronize and match revenue/COGS recognition The way RMA receipts into inventory are valued. Previously an RMA receipt replenishes inventory at the current on-hand inventory valuation. With this enhancement a referenced RMA is received into inventory at its original sales order issue cost. This ensures accurate and consistent revenue/COGS Introduces a dependency in the Receivables and Costing period close processes. Since the goal is to match revenue and COGS in each accounting period, Costing will process COGS recognition events in a closed inventory period until the Receivables period status is set to CLOSED. This report lists revenue/COGS matching by sales order line, displaying the deferred/actual COGS balances as well as the unearned/earned revenue balances. The report R12 Discrete Mfg. Release Content Document, Rev. 01 Oracle Cost Management - CST 25 flags lines where the COGS recognition percentage does not match the revenue recognition The new Oracle Subledger Accounting (SLA) architecture allows users to customize the standard Oracle accounting entries. As a result of Cost Managements uptake of this new architecture, users can customize Receiving, Inventory and Work in Process transactions. Accounting entries are generated in a manner consistent with previous releases but are Users can control every aspect of the subledger journal entries associated with a subledger transaction. Users can define rules based on data drawn from subledger transactions, controlling which types of journal lines are created, how accounting flexfields are derived and how journal entries are described.

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1) Using multiple accounting representations, users can generate journal entries tomultiple accounting ledgers. Each accounting representation generated for a Legal Entity could represent alternate accounting for the underlying subledger transactions. 2) Each accounting representation may use different charts of accounts, calendar and 1) Based on its common data model, SLA provides detailed subledger accounting reports and inquiries that satisfy local fiscal and business requirements for the reconciliation between subledger and accounting transactions. 2) Previously, users could customize certain aspects of the standard accounting in Cost

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The Accrual Reconciliation report and the associated Write-Off process are enhanced to improve processing performance and feature usability. The transaction data load process is run independently from the Accrual Reconciliation report generation process. Data for balanced accrual transactions are no longer stored. This significantly reduces the volume of generated data increases processing performance. 1) The Accrual Reconciliation Summary Report allows users to view the accrual accounts with outstanding balances. For each account the accrual balance by transaction type is displayed. 2) The Payables and Purchase Order Accrual Reconciliation Report allow users to view Three new accrual Write-Offs forms allow users to write-off aged or erroneous accrual balances. The Payables and Purchase Order Write-Off form displays accrual balances at the PO distribution level. The user can select a specific distribution and view the associated The accounting template for periodic costing inter-organization transfers is now consistent with the template used for perpetual cost methods. The template adds inter-org Payables/Receivables, in-transit and accounting by cost group. The periodic item cost is calculated after taking into account all cost owned transactions rather than being calculated after each transaction. This enhancement produces a more accurate periodic item cost and minimizes the generation of variances. The Periodic Item Cost Change report provides details on the calculation of each items

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The period close process is enhanced to allow users to easily identify the pending and uncosted transactions that prevent period close.

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1) Oracle Cost Management processes are enhanced to support the new Ledger and Legal Entity architecture. In this new architecture, Ledgers replace Set of Books. Each Operating Unit is associated with a Primary Ledger. Multiple Legal Entities can be tied to a Ledger through the accounting set up flow. The existing link between Operating Unit and Legal Multi-Org Access Control enables companies that implement a Shared Services operating model to efficiently process business transactions by allowing them to access, process, and report on data for an unlimited number of operating units within a single applications responsibility. This increases the productivity of Shared Service Centers as users no longer i) Creating Snapshot of Bill of Materials:The Supply Chain Rollup process is enhanced to optionally store a snapshot of the Bill of Materials used. The snapshot is copied to an alternate Bill of Material as specified by the user. Ii) 1) Oracle Cost Management now supports direct item delivery of service line types to EAM work orders. There is however no support for Outside Processing. i) EAM Direct Item Delivery of PO Service Lines:- Oracle Cost Management now supports direct item delivery of service line EAM work orders. There is however no support for Outside Processing. ii) Install Base Convergence:- The Cost Estimations process and the Cost processor are enhanced to support the mapping between an EAM Asset and an IB Instance. iii) EAM Budgeting and Forecasting Support:- In prior releases costs calculated by the cost estimations process are stored on the basis of maintenance cost buckets: Equipment Labor Material This method of bucketing estimated charges does not provide visibility as to the GL accounts being charged. The Cost Estimations process is modified to specify the GL accounts that are setup to be charged. This information can then be used for budgeting and forecasting purposes. Oracle Cost Management now supports costing for Chargeable Subcontracting. Chargeable Subcontracting is a concept used in Japan, Korea and Taiwan with subcontract manufacturers. On delivery of OSA items any difference between current standard cost and OSA price is posted to a Chargeable Subcontracting Variance account instead of a Purchase Price Variance account. Oracle Cost Management adds support for the architectural changes introduced by Oracle Payables in this release.The Period-End Accruals, Accrual Reconciliation and Periodic Costing processes and the associated reports are enhanced to support the new Payables architecture. Oracle Cost Management adds support for the new Bonus During Move transaction introduced by Oracle Shop Floor Management. The Bonus transaction entered during a move is costed in the same manner as an Update Quantity transaction. 1) The job close program and the job close variance program are migrated from Pro*C to PL/SQL. 2) This enhancement provides performance improvements but does not change job close functionality.

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Impacted Modules MES (Manufacturing Execution System), WIP

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Configuration preferences

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Dispatch lists

WIP

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Transaction Enhancements

Oracle Quality

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Streamlined lot and serial capture INV

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Exceptions Reporting and Resolution

WIP

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Shop Floor Supervisor Activities

WIP

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Fixed Component Usage Independent of Build Quantity

AR, INV, BOM

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Optional Inclusion or Exclusion of Component Shrinkage in Material Transactions INV

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Inverse Component Usage Reservation of Discrete Job as Source of Supply through Inventory Reservation Form

BOM, INV

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INV

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Reservation of Completed Serialized Assemblies through Inventory Reservation Form

INV

13 New

Mobile Return of Assembly Reserved to a Sales Order

OM, INV

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Scheduling Workbench System Enhancements: Print Gantt Charts Administrator

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Restore last-worked customized views

WIP

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Additional tool tip for Resource and Job Workbench

WIP

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Schedule over long time ranges in the Resource Workbench WIP

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Genealogy Enhancements

INV

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Enhancements to Lot/Serial Entry during Backflush INV

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Additional Information 1) With the new Discrete Execution Workstation, discrete manufacturing users will have deeper shop floor execution capabilities as well as an improved user experience in performing and 1) The workstation is highly configurable with a system of preferences controlling both overall behavior at the organization level as well as access to information and actions at the user 1) The display is modifiable allowing filtering, ordering, and grouping to improve production efficiencies. 2) Columns in the list display information about 1) Some of these transaction enhancements are in the area of reporting good and bad assembly units through an operation move or completion transaction combined with an assembly scrap or 1) When component and assembly lot/serial data need to be entered as part of a transaction, the workstation provides more efficient ways of doing that than is available currently through desktop 1) Exceptions are reported manually to bring attention to events and occurrences that prevent operators from performing work on a job operation that otherwise appears to the system as 1) The supervisors home page is a screen that contains a variety of information related to current shop status and issues requiring resolution. Visibility to problem parts, problem machines, and 1) Customers can define and use components whose consumption quantity does not directly vary with the assembly quantity produced. This can be deployed in situations where a fixed 1) An added flexibility has been provided to specify whether to include or exclude component shrinkage in material transactions. This control has been introduced through a new organization 1) Users now have a way to enter inverse component usage through the new inverse usage field on the bill of material. The resulting quantity per assembly is stored unrounded for accurately 1) In addition to the currently available modes to reserve supplies from a Discrete Job, users can manually reserve the output of jobs through Inventory reservation forms by selecting a

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1) Users can reserve completed serialized assemblies against sources of demand through Inventory reservations forms. A reservation record can be created by selecting and reserving 1) Mobile Assembly Return screens have been enhanced to provide greater flexibility in referencing Sales Order details while performing assembly return transactions. When such a 1) Users now have the ability to print Gantt charts, often used as referable hard copies in a production shop floor. Apart from generating the print preview, this feature 1) When users of the job and resource workbenches create a preferred view through pane sizing, time bucket selection, row height adjustment, etc., it is possible for that view to be 1) With the new Bar Inspector as a tool tip, users are guided with necessary information (such as, start and end times) while performing a drag & drop to achieve greater scheduling 1) Users are also provided with an Edit Schedule option in the Resource Workbench, for an easy way to schedule over a long time range, instead of dragging a bar object. 1) To support this critical need, users now have a combined view of lot and serial genealogy in one inquiry. 2) These enhancements enable stricter controls 1) When there are multiple backflush transactions for the same component for the same job, you can set the system to automatically default lot numbers used in the previous transactions.

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Additional Information Independent creation of counters without dependencies on counter groups Insertion of readings between existing readings Mechanism to prevent insertions Efficient user interface to capture counter readings Open interface to capture readings Dependent meter hierarchy in which dependents inherit readings from specific source. Ability to define daily usage rate Automatic rollover based on maximum value.

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