| Architecture
and Administration of Oracle
Applications
A. Overview of Oracle Applications
- Overview and architecture of Oracle Applications and
typical installation
B. Components of Oracle Applications
- User interface components
- Concurrent processing
- Flexfields: Types and Usage
- Additional tools and help system
C. Usage of Oracle Applications
- Navigation principles
- Data entry and retrieval methods
- Customizing data access and profiles
- Submit reports and concurrent programs
D. Application Security
- Create users and responsibilities
- Define data groups
- Customize Menus
E. Manage Concurrent Programs, Reports
and Managers
- Report groups and sets
- Concurrent programs and processing
- Define concurrent managers
- Manage processing files and tables
F. Manage Printer and Profiles
- Customize and Manage printers
- Manager User and system profiles
Oracle Payables
A. Defining Oracle Payables
- Defining quick codes, terms and tolerances for invoice
processing
- Defining payment processing
- Processing expense reports
- Defining financial and system options
- Defining open periods
- Defining report sets and formats
B. Vendor Management
- Enter and manage vendor information
- Review and merge vendors
- Creating reports on vendors
C. Invoice Processing
- Processing invoices
- Batch invoices
- Details of invoice payments
- Petty cash management
- Invoice matching to purchase orders
- Expense reports
- Importing invoices
- Approval issues in invoicing
- Inquiry into invoices
- Reporting on invoices
D. Invoice Payments
- Invoice payments: Methods and Schedules
- Payments batches
- Manual payments
- Payment reconciliations
- Defining quick codes, terms and tolerances
E. Journal Entries
- Creating a set of books
- Opening and closing accounting periods
- Entry and transfer of accounting details
- Review posted invoices and payments
- Review unposted journal entries
- Intercompany accounting
F. Prepayments
- Identification and processing of prepayments
- Choosing and applying prepayment types
- Employee advances processing
- Monitor and adjust prepayments
G. New Feature of Release 11i |
Oracle
General Ledger A. The
Accounting Cycle
- Complete the accounting cycle
- Create and review journal entries
- Reporting on journal details
- Balance translations
B. Journal Entries
- Enter manual and statistical journals
- Journal import
- Reversal of journals
- Mass allocations
- Convert foreign journals
C. Budgeting
- Define budgeting Periods
- Post and review budgeting journals
- Enter budget rules and formulas
- Mass budget journals and formulas
- Master/detail budgets
D. Setting Up of General Ledger
- Create value sets and qualifiers
- Cross-validation rules
- Defining accounting segments and hierarchies
- Defining currencies and accounting calendar
- Chart of accounts and suspense accounts
- Translations and Revaluations
- Consolidate Set Of Books
- Journal Import
- Automatic Posting
Oracle Receivables
A. Define Receivable Types
- Define Transaction Types
- Define Sales People
- Define Tax Codes & Rates
- Define Tax Table Relationship with General Ledger
B. Set up Financial systems
- Set up books
- Setup systems options
- Profile options set up
- Quick codes creation
- Document sequence
C. Customer Management
- Customer Profiles and Options
- Customer Master Records
- Inquiry and Reporting on Customer Accounts
- Customer relationships and Merge
- Adjustment Approval Limits
D. Transactions
- Set up transaction info.
- Enter and process invoices
- Enter & apply payments
- Set up collection method
- Enter activities & follow up
E. Cash Management
- Remittance Banks
- Details of Receipts Classes and Sources
- Cash Receipts Posting and Sources
F. New Feature of Release 11i |