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How to move OTBI report from one instance to another?

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Oracle Fusion has provided a feature to migrate OTBI reports from one Instance to another Instance. Source code migration is very easy process in Oracle fusion. Migration process helps in Cloud Implementation projects where we have to migrate hundreds of reports from one instance to another instance like from Dev instance to Prod instance. This is one of the great feature for OTBI reports migration. Step1: Go to the OTBI Report which you want to migrate from one Instance to Another. Step2: Select the OTBI Report. Go to Source Instance(means from which instance you want to migrate) Select report and click More. Click on Archive System will ask these below options that if you want to keep same permissions like this instance then you should check this checkbox. like the same for Timestamps. Check both and click Ok It will be saved. You can save this report in your local desktop. Step 3: Go to the Target Instance in which we want to migrate this Report Source Code. This is the Folder...

Masking of Bank Account Numbers in Oracle Fusion

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There could be a business requirement in any organization where in the bank account information should not be displayed completely for all the users, only the users who setup the bank account might have or should have access. Only last few or first few digits of the bank account to be displayed and remaining digits should be masked. We have different setups for internal bank accounts and external bank accounts masking. Internal Bank Accounts Masking Internal Bank Accounts are those we use to make payments to suppliers or to receive cash collections from customers. Set the profile option “Mask Internal Bank Account Numbers” using Task “Manage Cash Management Profile Options” Setup Go to Setup and Maintenance à Search à Task: Manage Cash Management Profile Options Search This can be set at Site level and we would like to set the “Display Last Four” and remaining to be masked. Save and Close à Done Go to Internal Bank Accoun...

Order To Cash (O2C) Process in Oracle Fusion

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The Order to Cash flow is the complete process of entering an order into the system (Sales Order), delivery the good(s) (Shipping), and then producing the Invoice for the goods.  O2C Flow: Modules Involved O2C Process Steps Receive Sales Order Book Sales Order Pick Release Ship Confirm Sales Returns Sales Invoice Receipt Reconciliation Book Sales Order : Booking of the Sales order is done through Order Management and as the order progresses, users can track the status of the order. Pick Release : Moving stock from Sub Inventory to Staging Area.  Pick Release finds and releases the order and creates a move order request. The process of transacting move orders creates a reservation against the source sub inventory. Ship Confirm : Moving stock from staging to customer address.  Ship confirm is the process of confirming that items have shipped. Shipping Execution confirms that the delivery lines associated with the delivery have shipped. Sales Returns : if are ...

Procure To Pay(P2P) Process in Oracle Fusion

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What is P2P? The Procure to Pay cycle is vital to an organization as in this process the organization buys and receive goods or services from its vendors and makes necessary payments. Procure to Pay refers to recording the journey of transactions from requisitioning and procuring goods and services from suppliers to receiving them at their destination. The supplier invoices are raised for the purchases, and payments are recorded and reconciled against bank statement, concluding the process. Though the Procure to Pay process originates in the Procurement business area, it is an integral and essential part of the payables business function as well. Starting from collating requisitions into the purchase order to the final payment against goods or services procured, both procurement and accounts payables team members have a keen interest in ensuring that every process is well optimized for savings, efficiency and building value. P2P Process: Modules involved Financials: AP, FA, CM, GL ...

Customer Numbering in Fusion

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I am going to explain about Customer Numbering in this post.  When we create customers in Oracle, system automatically creates the customer number. Customer number is the unique number assigned for each customer when it is created. We can also set our custom sequence for the customer number in Oracle. How to set Customer Numbering for Party, Account and Site levels? Best practice is to have 1XX series for Party, 2XX series for Account and 3XX series for Site. Generally clients have same series across application, we can still have customer numbering generated at LE/Ledger level(this is very unlikely). This can be achieved by selecting determining type while defining document sequence. Clients generally go for same series across application. Task: Manage Document Sequences BILLING_ACCOUNT_NUMBER = Customer Account Number PARTY_SITE_NUMBER = Customer Site Number REGISTRY_ID = Customer Party/Registry Number BILLING_ACCOUNT_SITE_USE_NUM = Site Uses Number How to ove...

Oracle Standard Reports in AR

Name Description Bad Debt Provision Report Provides information for reviewing bad debt exposure and provisioning based on percent collectible assigned to the customer. Includes transaction number, balance due amount, and bad debt provision amount in the ledger currency. Invoices Posted to Suspense Report Provides a list of all transactions that have revenue amounts posted to suspense accounts as a result of running the Import AutoInvoice process. Includes information on transaction class, customer, transaction date, and transaction amount by business unit. Potential Reconciling Items Report Provides a list of journal items that may potentially post to incorrect general ledger accounts. Includes customer account number, payment number, transaction number, and credit and debit amounts by reporting level, reporting context, accounting date, and balancing segment. Billing His...