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Fusion Applications: Introduction to
Financials Implementation for Release 9
Activity Guide
Edition: R9 5.0
June 2015
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CONTENTS
Lesson 1: Introduction to Oracle Fusion Financials .....................1
Getting Started in Oracle Fusion Applications Activity ................................... 1
Lesson 2: Overview of Oracle Fusion Functional Setup Manager .7
Lesson 2: Functional Setup Manager Activities ............................................... 8
How to Create the First Implementation User................................................. 9
Create a User ........................................................................................ 12
How to Assign Roles to Users in OIM (Oracle Identity Manager) ................... 14
Configuring Offerings Demonstration ........................................................ 17
Create an Implementation Project Activity................................................. 19
Lesson 3: Overview of Common Applications Configuration ......21
Lesson 3: Common Applications Activities ................................................... 21
View Geographies .................................................................................. 22
Create COAs, Ledgers, Legal Entities & Business Units in Spreadsheet .......... 23
Search Legal Jurisdictions & Addresses and Create Legal Authorities ............ 27
View Your Legal Entity ............................................................................ 30
Review the System-Generated Legal Reporting Unit ................................... 32
Lesson 4: Oracle Fusion General Ledger....................................33
Lesson 4: General Ledger Activities ............................................................ 33
Shared Components Demonstration ......................................................... 34
View Value Sets Activity .......................................................................... 35
View the Chart of Accounts Structure Activity ............................................ 36
View the Chart of Accounts Instance Activity ............................................. 37
View and Enter Values Activity ................................................................. 39
View an Accounting Hierarchy .................................................................. 42
For Future Reference: How to Create an Account Hierarchy Manually............ 45
Publishing Accounting Hierarchy .............................................................. 48
For Future Reference: How to Create a Duplicate of Account Hierarchies for Reporting
and Allocations ...................................................................................... 49
Create an Account Combination Activity .................................................... 51
Define Cross-Validation Rules Demonstration ............................................ 52
Define Cross-Validation Rules Activity ....................................................... 54
View Accounting Calendar Activity ............................................................ 56
For Future Reference: Create Calendar Manually Activity ............................ 57
Create Currencies Activity ....................................................................... 58
Create Conversion Rate Types Activity ...................................................... 60
View a Primary Ledger Activity ................................................................ 61
For Future Reference: Create a Primary Ledger Manually Activity ................. 62
Specify Ledger Options Activity ................................................................ 63
Review and Submit Accounting Configuration ............................................ 65
Reporting Currencies Activity ................................................................... 66
Create a Ledger Set Activity .................................................................... 68
View Data Access Set Activity .................................................................. 69
Create Data Access Set Activity ............................................................... 70
Segment Value Security Demonstration .................................................... 71
Lesson 5: Allocations ................................................................74
Lesson 5: Allocations Activities .................................................................. 74
Create an Allocation Rule Activity ............................................................. 74
Copy Allocations Activity ......................................................................... 85
Generate Allocations Activity ................................................................... 86
Create an Intercompany Allocation Rule Activity ........................................ 88
Generate your Intercompany Allocation Journals ........................................ 96
Generate your Intercompany Allocation Transactions .................................. 97
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Lesson 6: Oracle Fusion Subledger Accounting .........................99
Subledger Accounting Overview ................................................................. 99
Subledger Accounting Activities................................................................. 100
Create Journal Line Description ............................................................... 101
Create Account Rule .............................................................................. 106
Duplicate Journal Entry Rule Set ............................................................. 109
Duplicate Subledger Accounting Method ................................................... 112
Create Invoice and Credit Memo, Create Accounting, Review Subledger Journal Entries
.......................................................................................................... 115
Lesson 7: Intercompany Balancing .........................................121
Intercompany Activities ........................................................................... 121
View Intercompany Balancing Rules and Ledger Balancing Options .............. 123
Submit and Review Reconciliation Reports ............................................... 126
Lesson 8: Oracle Fusion Tax ....................................................128
Lesson 8: Oracle Fusion Tax Activities........................................................ 128
Viewing Calculated Tax on a Receivables Transaction ................................ 129
Creating a Minimum Tax Configuration .................................................... 132
Using the Tax Simulator to Test a Receivables Transaction ......................... 138
Lesson 9: Viewing Business Units ...........................................141
Review a Supplier ................................................................................. 147
Lesson 10: Oracle Fusion Payables ...........................................148
Lesson 10: Payables Activities .................................................................. 148
Create a Payment Term ......................................................................... 149
Manage Common Options for Payables and Procurement ........................... 151
Manage Invoice Options ......................................................................... 152
Manage Payment Options ....................................................................... 153
Lesson 11: Configuring Oracle Fusion Payments for Payables...154
Lesson 11: Payments Activities ................................................................. 154
Setting Up a Payment System ................................................................ 155
Setting Up Payments ............................................................................. 158
Lesson 12: Oracle Fusion Assets ...............................................162
Lesson 12: Assets Activities ...................................................................... 162
Viewing an Asset Demonstration ............................................................. 163
Managing Fiscal Years Activity ................................................................ 164
Managing Asset Calendars Activity .......................................................... 165
Managing Prorate Conventions Activity .................................................... 166
Managing Asset Books Activity ................................................................ 167
Defining Category Key Flexfield Values Activity ......................................... 169
Managing Asset Categories Activity ......................................................... 171
Lesson 13: Oracle Fusion Expenses ...........................................173
Lesson 13: Expenses Activities.................................................................. 173
Creating an Expense Template................................................................ 174
Setting Warning and Error Limits on a Conversion Rate Demonstration ........ 179
Viewing a Conversion Rate Policy Warning and Error ................................. 181
Modifying Approval Rules Demonstration ................................................. 183
Creating a Corporate Card Program ......................................................... 191
Setting Up a Corporate Card Usage Policy Warning Demonstration .............. 195
Lesson 14: Oracle Fusion Receivables .......................................196
Lesson 14: Receivables Activities .............................................................. 196
Activity Introduction: Receivables System Options Demonstration ............... 197
Implementing SmartReceipts.................................................................. 198
Manage AutoMatch Rule Sets.................................................................. 201
Manage Receipt Application Exception Rules ............................................. 204
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Manage AutoCash Rule Sets ................................................................... 206
Manage Application Rule Sets ................................................................. 208
Receivables System Options ................................................................... 210
Manage Lockbox ................................................................................... 211
Customer Profile Class ........................................................................... 212
Applying a Receipt to a Transaction ......................................................... 213
Activity Introduction: Defining a Profile Class Demonstration ...................... 215
Lesson 15: Oracle Fusion Payments for Receivables .................217
Lesson 15: Payments for Funds Capture Activities ....................................... 217
Creating Funds Capture for Receivables ................................................... 218
Lesson 16: Oracle Fusion Advanced Collections ........................222
Lesson 16: Advanced Collections Activities ................................................. 222
Advanced Collections Overview: Demonstration ........................................ 223
Create Collectors .................................................................................. 226
Create Aging Methods............................................................................ 228
Editing Scoring Formulas ....................................................................... 230
Dunning Templates: Demonstration ........................................................ 232
Lesson 17: Oracle Fusion Cash Management .............................234
Lesson 17: Cash Management Activities ..................................................... 234
Cash Management Overview: Demonstration ............................................ 235
Create a Bank, Branch and Account ......................................................... 237
Create a Transaction Creation Rule ......................................................... 239
Create Reconciliation Rules .................................................................... 241
Lesson 18: Financial Reporting .................................................243
Viewing Account Groups in Mobile Financial Reporting Center using Sunburst . 243
Configure an Account Group Activity........................................................ 252
Smart View ............................................................................................ 254
Using the Point of View (POV) window ..................................................... 256
Working within the Spreadsheet ............................................................. 258
Refreshing the query to see real-time balance information ......................... 261
Drilldown to GL Journals ........................................................................ 261
Creating New Smart View Query ............................................................. 262
Financial Reporting Center........................................................................ 263
Financial Reporting – Access Live Reports ................................................ 263
Financial Reporting – Access Snapshot Reports ......................................... 276
Mobile Financial Reporting Center .............................................................. 277
Financial Reporting Studio ........................................................................ 288
Creating Financial Reports Using FR Studio............................................... 288
Workspace ............................................................................................. 303
Account Inspector ................................................................................... 312
Lesson 19: OTBI (Online Transactional Business Intelligence) .314
Lesson 20: Integration with Oracle Fusion Financials Cloud Service
317
Lesson 21: Entering Suppliers ...................................................319
Lesson 22: Entering Customers .................................................322
Lesson 23: Creating Users/Employees in HCM Using Role Mappings
324
How to Create Employees from HCM’s Hire an Employee UI ....................... 327
Lesson 24: Enabling Oracle Social Network (OSN) ....................330
Using OSN ........................................................................................... 330
Configuring OSN ................................................................................... 332
Enabling OSN for Mobile Devices (iPhone, iPad, iOS and Android) ............... 334
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OSN Social Objects in Fusion R8 ............................................................. 334
Downloading OSN applications for mobile ................................................. 335
Configuring connection of your mobile to OSN .......................................... 336
Configuring Connection of your Mobile to OSN .......................................... 339
Lesson 25: Appendix .................................................................341
Prepare for User and Role Management ..................................................... 341
Prepare the IT Security Manager Job Role (NA for Cloud) ........................... 342
Synchronize LDAP Users and Roles to Initialize HCM User Management ....... 344
Fusion Security Activities.......................................................................... 345
Prepare for User and Role Management ................................................... 346
Prepare the IT Security Manager Job Role ................................................ 348
Synchronize LDAP Users and Roles to Initialize HCM User Management ....... 355
Create Security Administrators ............................................................... 357
Create Implementation Project Managers ................................................. 359
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Lesson 1: Introduction to Oracle Fusion Financials

Getting Started in Oracle Fusion Applications Activity
Background
This activity has been provided to introduce you to Oracle Fusion Applications and
the basic navigation features.
Activity Scope
This demonstration introduces you to the basic features of the Oracle Fusion
Applications user interface, and shows you how to proceed after you sign in.
 Sign in as Your User (as assigned by the instructor), such as

FASxx.Student where “xx” is the number assigned to you.
Perform the following tasks:
1. After you sign in, start on the Oracle Fusion Applications home page, which
contains one or more tabs, or dashboards.
2. Use dashboards to navigate to relevant pages and monitor the status of
underlying transactions for a particular business domain, for example sales or
projects.
3. The first tab is always the Welcome dashboard. You may have other
dashboards, depending on the roles assigned to you.
4. The global area at the top is always available no matter where you are in Oracle
Fusion Applications. Use the global area to navigate and access features that
are relevant to any page that you are on.
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5. The menus on the global area provide access to features relevant to any page in
Oracle Fusion Applications.
6. Select the User Login drop down on the far right.

7. Under Personalization, select Set Preferences. You can set preferences such
as time zone, language, date formats, time formats, reset passwords, etc.
8. Click the Applications Help link. This will open a separate window.
Note: If you are unable to access Help, make sure pop-up blockers are off.
Remember fusionhelp.oracle.com as an alternative)
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9. Search on the following: “Dashboard.”

10. From the help Type dropdown, select Video.
11. From the Search Results, select the “Using the Asset Accounting Dashboard”
link.
12. From Viewing Options, select See it to play the User Productivity Kit (UPK)
demonstration.
13. Close the UPK demonstration.
14. Close Oracle Fusion Applications Help.
15. Click on the Home page icon in the global area.
16. Use the Favorites and Recent Items icon (the star) to access pages that you
frequently use, without having to remember the navigation sequence. You can
perform actions similar to your browser’s favorites feature, such as add, edit, and
organize favorites.
17. Click the Tags link. Tags can be shared so that anyone searching for specific
records can find them based on common tags. Tags let you find specific records,
for example invoices and opportunities, using keywords.

18. Use the Recent Items tab to return to pages that you recently accessed. The list
usually includes but is not limited to pages from a single session.
19. The Watchlist icon (the flag) contains a set of shortcuts to items that you want
to track.
You can click any Watchlist item to navigate to the corresponding page. The
Watchlist is also available by default as a region on the Welcome dashboard.
20. Click the Navigator link which opens the main menu for Oracle Fusion
Applications.
21. You get the My Information and Tools submenus, as well as other submenus.
The menu options available are based on the roles assigned to your user. If you
are a manager, you also get the Manager Resources submenu.
22. Click the General Accounting: Journals link.

23. You are taken to the Journals work area.

24. A work area contains the complete set of tasks, reports, embedded analytics,
searches, or other content that you need to accomplish the tasks associated with
a business goal. Work areas consist of many regions, or areas.
25. The regional area is located on the left side. Depending on the work area, you
can search business objects, such as invoices, which affects what is displayed in
the local area, the middle region where you do your work.
26. In the global area next to your user name, the Oracle icon turns into the Busy
icon, which spins as the search runs and turns back into the Oracle icon when
the search finishes. The icons indicate the state of the application in general. You
also see the Busy icon, for example, when pages are loading, data is refreshing,
and so on.
27. Click the first Journal Batch link and then highlight one of the lines. When you
select a record in the lines table, any contextual information for the record is
displayed in the contextual area on the right hand side of the page.
Note: You may need to click the Refresh icon (the two blue arrows) to the right of
the Projected Balances title.

28. The Projected Balances pane is displayed and can show additional information
specific to the selected record.
29. As needed, you can resize or collapse the regional or contextual area to
dedicate more space to the local area.
30. Click the Collapse Pane button (the arrow in the middle of the panel).
31. You can return to the Oracle Fusion Applications home page at any time by
clicking the Home icon.
NOTE: Refer to these Oracle Fusion Applications Help demonstrations for more
information on navigating Oracle Fusion:
 Personalizing Pages

Lesson 2: Overview of Oracle Fusion Functional Setup Manager

Lesson 2: Functional Setup Manager Activities
The following are activities and demonstrations for Oracle Fusion Functional Setup
Manager:
 How to Create the First Implementation User

 Create a User
 How to Assign Roles to Users in OIM (Oracle Identity Manager)
 Configure Offerings demonstration.
 Create an Implementation Project.

How to Create the First Implementation User

(Skip this step)
Note: The very first user you need to create before you can create an Implementation
Project is an Implementation User, such as an Application Implementation Consultant.
NOTE: For this class, because we are using a demo environment and entering
transactions across modules, you can skip this step. This step is here for future
reference.
1. Login with your fusion login userid and password. (This user must be a
superuser, such as FAADMIN.)
2. Select Navigator> Setup and Maintenance
3. From the All Tasks tab, enter in the Name field Create Implementation Users.
Note: You are searching for this task name directly.
4. Click the Go to Task icon for this task. This opens Identity Manager.
5. Click on the Administration link on the top right hand corner of the main page.
6. Click Create User and enter the following:

 First Name
 Last Name

 Email
 User Login
 Password
 Confirm Password
 Organization- Xellerate Users.
 User Type: Choose Anything
 Click the Save button.
7. Click the Roles tab.
8. In the Roles tab, the ALL USERS role will already be assigned by default.
9. Click Assign icon to bring up the window to search for additional roles to add to
the user.
10. In the Display Name field, search on Application Implementation Consultant.

Select it and choose the Add button on the bottom right. Click Assign to bring up
the window to search for additional roles to add to the user.
11. Add the following Roles:
 Application Implementation Consultant
 IT Security Manager
 SYSTEM ADMINISTRATORS

 OIMAdministrators
 Human Capital Management Application Administrator
 Human Resource Manager
 Employee (This is needed for Scheduled Processes to show up on the

Navigator.)
Close the window. You will need to log in with your userid and enter a new
password.
Note: If you subsequently add roles to your user, then you must run the process
called Run Users and Roles Synchronization Process. This is a task in
Functional Setup Manager. Then you must completely log out and log back in to
see the new roles you can access. You could also run the process from ESS:
Retrieve Latest LDAP Changes.
You will now have access to the Manage Users page and New Person page
(Navigator > Manager Resources > Manage Users or Navigator > Manager
Resources > New Person.)

Create a User
Because we are performing transactional entry for this class across all financial
products, we need to have a valid employee.
NOTE: For Financials only implementations, you should use the Manage Users UI, not
the Hire an Employee UI.
How to Create Users Using the Manage Users UI

1. Login as your user, such as FASxx.Student where “xx” is your number.
(Password given in classroom).
2. Select Navigator > Manager Resources > Manage Users. (Note: You might
have to hit the F11 key to hide the toolbar to reveal all the navigator items.)
3. Select the Create icon and enter the following required fields:
 Last Name
 First Name
 Email
 User Name
 Person Type: Employee
 Legal Employer: US1 Legal Entity
 Business Unit: US1 Business Unit
 Click the AutoProvision Roles button to have the Employee role
automatically assigned.
Note: (The Employee role is required to see Scheduled Processes in the
Navigator.)
Note: If you defined a Role Mapping in advance, then you can automatically
have the system add and remove roles based on your Role Mapping criteria.
For example, if your user gets promoted, changes jobs, or leaves the
company, the role mapping will automatically provision the appropriate roles.
For more information on Role Mappings, see Creating Users/Employees in
HCM Using Role Mappings.
4. Click Save and Close.

5. Requery your user in the Manage Users page.
6. Highlight the record and select Actions > Manage Expense Information.

7. Enter an Address and a default Expense Account: 101.10.60501.121.000.000

8. Choose an Expense Check Send-to Address: Home or Office
FYI: The following steps show another way to add Expense Information to those users you
entered in the Manage Users UI (assuming you have HCM Administrator role assigned. (For
this class, HCM_IMPL has full access to HCM.)
1. Select Navigator> Workforce Management > Person Management.

2. Query the user and click the name of the user.
3. Select the Manage Employment link.
4. Click Edit > Correct. Click OK to the Correct Employment pop-up.
5. Make sure a Business Unit is assigned to the employee.
6. Scroll down to the Expenses Information region. Add the Default Expense Account and
select an Expense Check Send –to-Address.
8. Click Submit.

How to Assign Roles to Users in OIM (Oracle Identity Manager)
1. Select Navigator> Tools > Setup and Maintenance

2. From the All Tasks tab, in the Name field enter Create Implementation Users.
Note: You are searching for this task name directly.
3. Click the Go to Task icon for this task. This opens Identity Manager.
5. Search for your User in the top left Search field.

6. Select your user link and then click the Roles tab.
7. In the Roles tab, the ALL USERS role and Employee role will already be
assigned.
8. Click the Assign icon to add additional roles to the user.
9. In the Display Name field, search on Application Implementation Consultant.

Select it and choose the Add button on the bottom right.

10. Click Assign icon again and add as many Roles as you wish. You will not be
using your user for this class because you will use the user assigned to you,
such as FASxx.Student where “xx” is your number. This exercise is to help you
assign roles in the future.
1. Application Implementation Consultant
2. IT Security Manager
3. SYSTEM ADMINISTRATORS
4. OIMAdministrators
5. Accounts Payable Manager US1 Business Unit
6. Accounts Payable Specialist US1 Business Unit
7. Accounts Receivable Manager US1 Business Unit
8. Asset Accountant US Corporate Book
9. Asset Accounting Manager US Corporate Book
10. Buyer
11. Cash Manager
12. Collections Manager US1 Business Unit
13. General Accounting Manager US Primary Ledger
14. Intercompany Accountant France I/C Org
15. Intercompany Accountant UK I/C Org
16. Intercompany Accountant US1 I/C Org
17. Intercompany Accountant US2 I/C Org
18. Supplier Administrator (This is the seeded role that can create suppliers.
Also, the worker associated with your login must be defined as a
Procurement Agent in the Business Unit where you are trying to add the
site and site assignment. Also the agent needs to have the Manage
Supplier Task Access granted.)
19. Tax Manager US1 Business Unit
11. Click Reset Password icon on the top left. Enter and confirm your password.

12. Close the window to close Identity Manager. Close all Browser windows. Launch
Fusion Applications again and log in as your new user. You will need to enter a
new password, which can be the same.
Note: If you subsequently add roles to your user, then you must run the process
called Run Users and Roles Synchronization Process. This is a task in
Functional Setup Manager. Then you must completely log out and log back in to
see the new roles you can access. You could also run the following process from
ESS: Retrieve Latest LDAP Changes. This process is what’s run behind the
scenes when you submit the task.

Configuring Offerings Demonstration
Background
You are an implementation manager for your financial applications. In preparation for
implementation, you need to review the Oracle Fusion Financials offering.
NOTE: After implementation is completed, configure a maintenance offering to enable

access to those tasks that require ongoing maintenance such as Manage Accounting
Calendars.
Configuring Offerings Demonstration
Step Act ion
1. Select Navigator > Tools > Setup and Maintenance > Configure Offerings link.
2. The Configure Offerings page shows a list of the same offerings you have seen on
the Getting Started page.
You must have the Application Implementation Manager or Application
Implementation Consultant role to have permission to configure offerings.
3. The Provisioned column shows whether or not an offering is provisioned.
4. You can click the Description button to view a description of the offering.
Click the Description button for Financials.
5. For this particular offering, you can manage financial flows and set up subledger
accounting and tax configuration.
Click the Done button.
6. Expand the Financials offering (via the folder icon) to find its optional features,
called Select Feature Choices. If an offering does not have Feature Choices, a
folder icon is not displayed.
7. Feature selections can be locked individually to prevent users from making
changes to them by clicking the Lock icon.
8. Some of the Features may have other dependent features. You select
progressively for those dependent features.
For example, the Local Installation of Help Options region has other dependent
features that are relevant only if the feature is selected. Therefore, when you select
Local Installation of Help, additional features are presented for selection.
9. To lock all feature selections at once, click the Lock All Selections button

10. You can also Reset any change you made to the last saved selection.
11. Click the Save and Close button.
12. The Implementation Status column indicates the current status of the
implementation. The default status is set to Not Started, which you can change if
the offering has been enabled for Implementation.
13. Click the Not Started link then select In Progress.
15. You are now ready to generate setup tasks and start implementing the offerings of
your choice.
16.

Create an Implementation Project Activity
Background
Before you begin creating your enterprise, your implementation consultant or system
administrator must create an implementation project. An implementation project defines
the scope of the implementation. The implementation project can be populated by
adding one or more related offerings or task lists.
In this example, you will be adding the Financials offering and required product task
lists.
Activity Scope
 Log in as the user assigned to you, such as FASxx.Student where “xx” is the
number assigned to you.
1. Navigate from the Home page: Navigator > Tools > Setup and Maintenance >
Click the Manage Implementation Projects link.
2. Click the Create icon.
3. Enter a unique Name: XXImplementation Project, replacing XX with your
initials or the number assigned to you by your instructor. Note that when you tab
out of the Name field, the Code and Description will populate for you and can be
modified if required.
4. Tab to the Code field. XXIMPLEMENTATION_PROJECT will default.
Note: This must be all caps, no spaces.
5. Optionally change the default Description: XXImplementation Project.
6. Click the Next button. (The Create Implementation Project: Select Offerings
to Implement page will be displayed.)
7. Expand the Financials offering.
8. Select the Include checkbox for Financials, and all of the nested offerings:
Supplier Invoice Processing, Expenses, Fixed Assets, Customer Invoice
Processing, Collections, Revenue Management, and Intercompany.
9. Click the Save and Open Project button.

10. Expand the Financials task list and view the implementation tasks that were
included in the Financials offering. You will work with most of these task lists
during this course.
11. Click the Select and Add icon to add more tasks.
12. Add the following by doing a search on %Rapid Impl%:
 Define Financials Configuration for Rapid Implementation
13. Click Done.

14. Click Done to close the Manage Implementation Projects window.

Lesson 3: Overview of Common Applications Configuration
Lesson 3: Common Applications Activities
The following are activities and demonstrations for Enterprise Structures:
 View Geographies
 Create Chart of Accounts, Ledgers, Legal Entities and Business Units in
Spreadsheet
 Search Legal Jurisdictions & Addresses and Create Legal Authorities

 Search Legal Entities
 Review the System-Generated Legal Reporting Unit

View Geographies
Activity Scope
Rapid Implementation spreadsheets allow you to quickly set up data. You will learn how
to query the spreadsheets and view geographies.
1. From your Implementation Project, expand Define Financials Configuration for

Rapid Implementation > Define Common Financials Configuration for Rapid
Implementation.
2. For Manage Geographies, select the Go to Task icon.
3. Search by Country Name “United States.”
4. Click on the hyperlink as well as all of the green check marks to view the
information. United States has already been defined in this environment, but if
you query another country, you could create their geography information. The
geography information was loaded using a third party tax vendor, Vertex. Note:
Vertex can only be used to upload geography info., not tax rates. Tax rates can
be integrated with CCH.

Create COAs, Ledgers, Legal Entities & Business Units in

Spreadsheet
Legal Entity
You will define a legal entity for each registered company or other entity recognized in
law for which you want to perform intercompany trading, record assets, liabilities, and
income, or pay transaction taxes.
1. For the task called Create Chart of Accounts, Ledger, Legal Entities, and
Business Units in Spreadsheet, click the Go To Task icon.
It will open a spreadsheet. The first sheet provides detailed instructions.
2. Click the second sheet, COA, Calendar, and Ledger.

3. Enter the following:
 Name: XX Ledger
 Period Frequency: Monthly
 Adjusting Periods: Once at Year End
 Fiscal Year Start Date: 01/01/2013
Note: If you require a more unique calendar, then you must define it manually in
the Manage Accounting Calendars page.
4. Then for the Segments, add the following:

Segment Segment Label Short Prompt Display Width
Company Primary Balancing Co 4
Segment
Cost Center Cost Center Segment CC 3
Account Natural Account Acct 5
Intercompany Intercompany IC 4
Segment

5. Click the 3rd tab, Business Units and enter the following to create 2 business
units for two different legal entities.
Name Default Legal Entity Name
XX US Business Unit XX US Legal Entity
XX Canada Business Unit XX Canada Legal Entity
6. Click the 4th tab, Companies and Legal Entities.

7. Copy and paste the hierarchy from the sample spreadsheet provided in class,
Sample_Data_for_RapidImplementationForGeneralLedger.xlsm. This file is
located in the Activity Guide and student Guide folder
https://beehiveonline.oracle.com/content/dav/Oracle/Fusion_ERP_Partner_Imple
mentation_Training_Workspace/Documents/Financials/Implementation%20Traini
ng%20for%20Release%209/Activity%20Guide%20and%20Student%20Guide/Sa
mple_Data_for_RapidImplementationForGeneralLedger.xlsm
8. Be sure to change the following (Note: Changing the following is important. If
you don’t change these in order to make them unique in the system, then your
import will fail, without clear error messages):
 Name field to be your legal entity names for the US and Canada
legal entities.
 Identifier
 Registration Number
 Reporting Unit Registration Number

9. Click the 5th tab, Natural Accounts.

10. Copy and paste the natural account hierarchy from the sample spreadsheet,
Sample_Data_for_RapidImplementationForGeneralLedger.xlsm.
11. Note that there are Natural Account segment values that are mapped to "Owner's
Equity - Retained Earnings", "Asset - Intercompany Payable", "Asset -
Intercompany Receivable" Account Types. These mappings will be utilized to set
up “Default Accounts” in the system.
12. Click the “Financials Sequences” tab.

13. Copy and paste the data from the sample spreadsheet,
14. Click on the 2nd tab, COA, Calendar and Ledger.
15. Click Add Segment Sheets. This will add a tab for Cost Center (Macros should
be enabled in Excel trust center first).
16. Click the Cost Center tab and copy and paste the cost center hierarchy from the
sample worksheet,
17. Click on the 2nd tab, COA, Calendar and Ledger.
18. Click Step 1: Validate. You should receive a message that validation was
successful, no errors.
Note: If you get the following error: "Compile error: Can't find project or
library" then this is a problem with your MS Excel setup. Please go to Design
mode or press ALT+F11 to switch to the Visual Basic Editor, then Tools ->
References and clear the check box for the type library or object library marked
as "MISSING".
19. Click Step 2: Generate Chart of Accounts File.

20. Save the zip file locally.

21. Click Step 3: Generate Ledger, LE and BU File.
22. Save the zip file locally.
23. For the task called Upload Chart of Accounts, click the Go to Task icon. This
launches the Upload Enterprise Structures and Hierarchies process.
24. Select the Upload Enterprise Structure option.
25. In the Data File, click Browse and select the ChartOfAccounts.zip file.
26. Click Submit.
27. Navigate to the Scheduled Processes page (N) Tools > Scheduled Processes.
Verify that the process was completed without errors or warnings. Click Done.
One student selected by the instructor will do the following in each env.
After all students have uploaded their charts of accounts:
1. For the Deploy Chart of Accounts task, click the Go to Task icon.
2. Click Search, then click the Deploy Flexfield button. This will deploy
the charts of accounts for all charts of accounts in the system.
3. Refresh the page until the green checkmark appears and verifies
that the deployment was successful.
4. Wait for the process to complete without errors. (Warnings are OK,
but should be investigated. If you get a warning about analytics, it is
probably because you enabled BI for a segment and the RPD to
COA Mapping hasn’t been done yet.). In Lesson 4, the “View the
Chart of Accounts Instance Activity,” shows you how to disable BI for
each segment.
28. For the Upload Ledger, Legal Entities and Business Units task, click the Go
to Task icon.
29. Click on the Upload Enterprise Structure option. For the Data File, click Browse
and upload the FinancialsCommonEntities.zip file.
30. Click Submit.
31. Navigate to the Scheduled Processes page. Verify that the process was
completed without errors or warnings. Click Done.
Note: You can continue on to the next task while the processes complete.

Search Legal Jurisdictions & Addresses and Create Legal Authorities
Activity Scope
In this example, you will learn how legal jurisdictions, legal addresses for legal entities
and reporting units, and legal authorities are created. Legal jurisdictions and related
legal authorities are defined to support multiple legal entity registrations.
Legal Jurisdictions
Review an existing legal jurisdiction by following these steps:
1. Navigator > Tools > Setup and Maintenance > Manage Implementation
Project >
2. Query your XXImplementation Project and click the link.
3. Expand the following: Financials > Define Common Applications
Configuration for Financials > Define Enterprise Structures for Financials >
Define Legal Jurisdictions and Authorities for Financials.
4. For Manage Legal Jurisdictions, click Go to Task icon.

5. In Legislative Category dropdown, select Commercial law and click Search.
6. Select the link for any legal jurisdiction to view the details.
View the following fields:
 Name
 Territory
 Legislative Category: Hover over the question mark in front of the field to
see the embedded help: This represents the type of law associated with a
given registration.
 Identifying: Yes indicates the first jurisdiction a legal entity must register with
to do business in a country.
 Start Date is optional. You can also add an End Date to indicate a date that
the jurisdiction may no longer be used.
 Legal Entity Registration Code and Legal Reporting Unit Registration
Code.
 Legal Functions. Optionally, you may enter one or more.
7. Select Cancel.

Legal Addresses for Legal Entities and Reporting Units
A legal address is the address a legal entity or reporting unit uses to register with a legal
authority. A legal entity and reporting unit may use different addresses for different
authorities and hence, may have more than one registered address. This legal address
must be located within the territory entered.
Review an existing legal address for legal entities and reporting units by following
these steps:
1. Click Go to Task for Manage Legal Addresses.

2. Search Country: United States.
3. Select a row header for any address entry.
4. Select Edit.
5. View the Location Update fields.
6. Click Cancel to close the Location Update window. (Do not save any updates.)
7. Click Cancel to close the Manage Legal Addresses window.
Legal Authorities
Create a legal authority as follows:
1. Click Go to Tasks for Manage Legal Authorities. (This task is above the
Manage Legal Addresses task.)
2. Click Create.
3. Enter Name: XXLegal Authority, replacing XX with your initials or the number
assigned to you by your instructor.
4. Enter Tax Authority Type: Collecting and reporting.
5. Add a Legislative Category: Local Tax.
6. In the Addresses region, select Create.
7. Enter Address Line 1, 121 Spear Street, Suite 400.
8. Enter Postal Code: 94105.
Note: Wait for the system to render the selection and select 94105, San
Francisco, San Francisco, California. The remainder of the address fields
populate for you.

NOTE: You can optionally enter Address Purpose details.
9. Select Add Row.

10. Select Purpose: Business.
11. The Purpose from Date will default to today's date.
12. Select OK.
The Site Number is automatically assigned.
13. Select Save and Close.

View Your Legal Entity

You will view the legal entity you defined using your Rapid Implementation spreadsheet.
A legal entity is recognized in law for which you want to perform intercompany trading,
record assets, liabilities and income, or pay transaction taxes.
NOTE: Working within an implementation project is required because you must select a
scope value from within the implementation project. In this example, the scope value is
the legal entity that you created.
Expand Financials > Define Common Applications Configuration for Financials

> Define Enterprise Structures for Financials> Define Legal Entities for
Financials
1. For Manage Legal Entity task, click Go to Task.
The following window appears:
2. Select Select and Add then Apply and Go to Task button.

3. Select your US Legal Entity and click Save and Close at the very bottom.
4. Clear the Payroll statutory unit check box.
NOTE: If your legal entity should be registered to report payroll tax and social
insurance, then you would select this check box.
5. Check the Legal employer check box to indicate you have employees at this
legal entity.
6. For Payroll Statutory Unit, select your US Legal Entity.

7. Click Save and Go to Task > Manage Legal Entity Registrations.

A legal entity registration is the record of a party's identity related details with the
appropriate government or legal authorities for the purpose of claiming and ensuring
legal and or commercial rights and responsibilities.
A legal entity registration with the same name as that of the legal entity will be created
by default.
8. View the information, then click Done.

Review the System-Generated Legal Reporting Unit
Legal Reporting Unit (A.K.A Tax reporting unit to group employee records for tax and
social reporting)
When a legal entity is created, a legal reporting unit with the same name as that of
the entity is also automatically created.
Review your legal reporting unit by following these steps.
1. Expand Define Legal Reporting Units for Financials.

2. Select the Go To Task for Manage Legal Reporting Unit.
Note: If you are prompted to select a Scope value, select the XX US Legal Entity
you created.
In the Legal Reporting Unit field, choose Select and Add, then Apply and Go
to Task button.
3. Select the row header for XXLegal Entity.
Note: Do not select the hyperlink.
NOTE the “Selected Scope” column is now populated with your Legal Entity
details

Lesson 4: Oracle Fusion General Ledger
Lesson 4: General Ledger Activities
The following are demonstrations and activities for Oracle Fusion General
Ledger:
 Shared Components Demonstration

 Create Value Sets Demonstration and Activity
 Create a Chart of Accounts Demonstration
 Create a Chart of Accounts Structure Activity
 Create a Chart of Accounts Instance Activity
 Enter Values Activity
 Create an Accounting Hierarchy Demonstration
 Create an Account Combination Activity
 Define Cross-Validation Rules Demonstration
 Create a Calendar Activity
 Create Currencies Demonstration and Activity
 Create Conversion Rate Types Demonstration and Activity
 Create a Primary Ledger Demonstration and Activity
 Ledger Options Demonstration
 Journal Processing Ledger Options Demonstration
 Specify Ledger Options Activity
 Reporting Currencies Demonstration
 Create a Ledger Set Demonstration
 Data Access Set Security Demonstration and Activity
 Create an Allocation Rule Activity
 Generate an Allocation Activity
 View a Financial Report in HTML Activity
 Configure an Account Group Activity

Shared Components Demonstration
Background
The chart of accounts, calendar, and currencies as well as journal source and category
are shared across the ledger and related subledgers.
Activity Scope
Perform this demonstration to show the three C's and other shared components
in the Create Journal page:
1. Select Navigator > General Accounting > Journals > Create Journals. Make
sure your data access set is US Primary Ledger.
2. Point out the Accounting Period which is populated from the Calendar.
3. Point out the Source of Manual which defaults on a manual journal.
4. Point out the Currency field.
5. Point out the Category field.
6. Click the Search and Select Category down arrow to show the various
categories.
7. Select the Category of Adjustment.
8. Click the Currency down arrow to show all the enabled currencies.
9. Click on the Select: Account icon at the end of Line 1 in the Journal Lines
region to show the segments and default values of an accounting flexfield.
10. Select the Search: Account drop down arrow in the Account segment.
11. Select 11200 Cash.
12. Click OK to show how an account combination is displayed.
13. Explain the segments and the separator.
14. Click the Cancel button to exit the page.

View Value Sets Activity
Background
Value sets are created as the first step in the chart of accounts configuration. The value
sets are then assigned to the chart of accounts instance. Do not create values until after
assigning your values sets to the chart of accounts segments because this step is
needed to establish which value set attributes should be exposed.
Note: It is strongly recommended that you choose the Value Data Type of
Character and Value Subtype of Text. These can never be changed. If you only
want to use numbers, just define only numeric values for that value set. If you
choose the Value Subtype of Numeric digits only, then you will be stuck with your
decision and you will never be able to use characters or letters for your values in
the future.
Activity Scope
View the value set for your chart of accounts that was system generated from the Rapid
Implementation spradsheet: Account XXLedger, replacing XX with your initials.
1. From your implementation project, expand Financials > Define Common

Applications Configuration for Financials > Define Enterprise Structures for
Financials > Define Financial Reporting Structures > Define Chart of
Accounts > Manage Chart of Accounts Value Sets > Go to Task.
2. For the Module field, select General Ledger and click Search.
3. You should see all your chart of accounts segments that start with the segment
type following by the name of your ledger, such as Account XX Ledger, Cost
Center XX Ledger, etc.
4. Click the Edit icon for one or more of your chart of accounts segments’ value sets
to view its attributes.
5. Click Cancel > Cancel unless you made changes.
Note: Table-Validated Value Sets in the Cloud is only supported if the table or view is already
provided by Oracle. (It cannot be a table created by the customer). Thus, customers can only use
table validated value sets if:
 He only wants to reference a single table or view. (Cannot join multiple tables / views)
 He is okay with not adding any filter conditions. In other words, the values in the table are
valid values.
 The table or view already contains columns named flex_value_attribute1 through 20 and
custom_value_attribute1 through 10.
Because of these restrictions, table-validated value sets are not really supported for cloud
customers.

View the Chart of Accounts Structure Activity
Activity Scope
View your chart of accounts structure called: XXChart of Account replacing XX

with your initials.
1. Click Go to Task for the Manage Chart of Accounts Structures task.

2. Click Search button.
3. Select Accounting Flexfield.
4. Click Manage Structures button.
5. Click Search.
6. You should see your XX Ledger COA Structure.
7. Select it and click the Edit icon. You should see the following:
8. Save.
9. In the Segments table, you should now see 4 segments in your structure.
10. Click the Edit icon to view each segment.
11. Click Cancel.
12. Click Done to return to the Manage Chart of Accounts Structures page.

View the Chart of Accounts Instance Activity
1. From the Manage Chart of Accounts Structures page, click Manage Structure
Instances button.
2. In the Manage Key Flexfields Structure Instances page, click Search.
3. You should see your COA Instance named after your XX Ledger.
4. Select it and click Edit.
5. You should see the following:
6. For each segment, select it and click the Edit icon.

7. Clear the BI enabled check box for all segments.
Note: When you enable Business Intelligence for a segment, it tells OTBI that you want to use that
segment’s values in OTBI reports to filter reports by specific values. For example, if you want to see
all AP invoices by a specific Company Value, you would enable BI for that segment. Out of the box,
we always show the entire account combination for transactions because an entire combination is
treated as a text string. You would ONLY enable BI if you want to run reports by specific values for
that segment, but you will need a System Administrator to perform a RPD to COA Mapping so that
OTBI reports don’t break.
Note: If you wanted to have default values for a segment, you would select Default type of Constant
and enter the value, such as 01, that you want to have defaulted in all data entry pages. Of course,
you must make sure you have this value defined.

Note: You would only assign a Tree Code if you want to use a hierarchy in cross validation rules,
chart of accounts mappings, revaluations, data access sets, and segment value security rules. In
other words, this Tree Code is used for things other than reporting or allocations. You can only assign
one Tree Code per segment.
8. Click OK and move to the next segment.

9. Click Save and Close > Done.

View and Enter Values Activity
Note: In this lesson, you are not creating account combinations; you are only viewing
and creating the lists of individual values for each segment. REMEMBER: You can only
define values AFTER values sets have been associated to a chart of accounts instance.
Here's the list of words we should NEVER use for parent nodes:
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E12825_01/epm.111/esb_dbag/frameset.htm?esb_restricted_
names.htm
For example, NEVER use ALL or the name of the segment as a value. You can use “T.”
When naming dimensions, members, and aliases in the database, follow these rules:
 At the beginning of dimension or member names, do not use the characters

listed below. Essbase will not be able to create cubes successfully if you use
special characters. You should avoid the following special characters in your
Value Description as well.
Restricted Characters for Dimension, Member, and Alias Names
Character Description
@ at sign
\ backslash
{} brace
, comma
- dash, hyphen, or minus
= equal sign
< less than sign
() parentheses
. period
+ plus sign
' single quotation mark
_ underscore
| vertical bar
 Do not place spaces at the beginning or end of names. Essbase ignores such
spaces.
 Do not use these words as dimension or member names:
ALL AND ASSIGN

AVERAGE CALC CALCMBR
COPYFORWARD CROSSDIM CURMBRNAME
DIM DIMNAME DIV
DYNAMIC EMPTYPARM EQ

EQOP EXCEPT EXP

EXPERROR FLOAT FUNCTION
GE GEN GENRANGE
GROUP GT ID
IDERROR INTEGER LE
LEVELRANGE LOOPBLOCK LOOPPARMS
LT MBR MBRNAME
MBRONLY MINUS MISSING
MUL MULOP NE
NON NONINPUT NOT
OR PAREN PARENPARM
PERCENT PLUS RELOP
SET SKIPBOTH SKIPMISSING
SKIPNONE SKIPZERO TO
TOLOCALRATE TRAILMISSING TRAILSUM
UMINUS UPPER VARORXMBR
XMBRONLY $$$UNIVERSE$$$ #MISSING
Note: If you enable Dynamic Time Series members, do not use the associated
generation names—History, Year, Season, Period, Quarter, Month, Week, or
Day.
View and Enter Values
1. For the Manage Chart of Accounts Value Sets Values task, select the Go to
Task icon.
Note: This UI is the exact same UI as Manage Chart of Accounts Value Set.
2. Find your Account XX Ledger value set.

3. Click Manage Values button.
4. Click Search to search all existing values.
5. Click Account T and click Edit. Change the Description from Default to All
Values.
5. Click Create icon. Create the following value:

Value Description Enabled Summary Allow Posting Account Type

and Budgeting
Office Equipment Yes No Yes, Yes Asset

17820
Note: The Reconciliation Flag will not be used as it is not in scope for V1, hence
the values are set to No.
Use the Third Party Control account if you want to prevent manual journal entries
against certain accounts, such as your Receivables and AP Liability Accounts.
Notes:
Subledger Accounting maintains the account balance for third party control
accounts by ledger, period, account combination, Party, and Party ID.
 If you choose Supplier Control Account, you can only use that account
where you enter suppliers and supplier sites, such as payables Invoices.
Any subledger journal entry lines which use that account must include
supplier information.
 If you select Customer Control Account, you can only use that account
when you enter customers, such as receivables invoices. Any subledger
journal entry lines which use that account must include customer
information.
If you want to use the account for both Payables and Receivables
transactions, then you should choose All.
 If you select the Third Party Control Account option, then you cannot
enter manual journal entries from GL or Subledger Accounting.
 If you select Restrict Manual GL Journals, then you cannot enter manual
journal entries from GL, but you can from Subledger Accounting.

View an Accounting Hierarchy
Background
Your company uses hierarchies in reports, cross validation rules revaluations, segment
value security, allocations, and COA Mapping.
Note: Even though you could theoretically use the same tree for all of the above
processes, you would typically create at least two different trees: One for reporting and
allocations and another for cross-validation rules, segment value security, revaluations
and COA Mappings. You need to carefully consider the usage for your trees. If using
the tree for reporting and allocations, you need to flatten the rows to be able to use
drilldown in Smart View and you must publish the tree to view the hierarchy in the
Essbase cubes. If using the tree for other purposes outside of reporting and allocations,
then you must flatten the rows, but you do not need to publish the hierarchy. If using the
tree for OTBI, you must flatten the columns.
Note: You should define your hierarchies BEFORE you enter/upload journal entries. If
you create hierarchies AFTER you have posted journals, then you must make sure no
posted balances have been posted to parent values that were erroneously flagged as a
child value. This will cause major issues in creating your Essbase cube if you change a
child value to a parent after balances have been posted.
Activity Scope
View an account hierarchy for your account segment using your value set Account XX
Ledger that will be used for reporting and allocations.
NOTE: Before you begin this, you need to know the exact name of your value set on
the natural account segment.
View a Tree (Hierarchy)

Financials > Define Financial Reporting Structures > Define Chart Of
Accounts
2. For Manage Account Hierarchies task, select the Go to Task icon.

Use the Manage Account Hierarchies page to search, create, and edit
account hierarchies.
3. Find your Account XX Ledger tree and expand it.
Notice the system automatically created two tree versions: one is called Base
and the other is Current. The system did this when you uploaded your
spreadsheet.
NOTE: Best practice is to have a Current and Baseline version of your tree at all
times. Create the Current version first and then duplicate it and name it Baseline
later.
4. Select the Account XX Ledger Base Tree Version. Click the Edit icon.
5. Click OK to the warning message that your version will be placed in Draft status.
6. Change the Effective Start and End Dates to 12/1/13 and 12/31/13 in the date
format suggested in the UI.
7. Click the Next button.
8. In the Manage Account Hierarchies: Specify Nodes page, expand value
32000 > 19999 > 18000 > 17000
Notice 17820, the new account you added, does not appear in the hierarchy.
9. Select 17000, then click the green “+” to add value 17820 under the 17000
parent.
10. Click OK, then Submit.
11. Select the same tree version, Base, and view the hierarchy to make sure 17820
was added.
12. Do the same thing for the Current version but change the effective dates to
01/01/2014 to 12/31/2016 since two different versions cannot have overlapping
date ranges.
Complete the Account Hierarchy
1. Highlight your tree version. (Note: You need to expand your tree to select the
VERSION and you must do this for both the Base and Current versions.)
2. Click the Actions > Audit.
3. Click Online Audit to start the Audit process. Once the audit is performed, the
status of the tree version can be set to active.
4. Click OK > Done.

5. Select your tree version and click Actions > Flatten> Row Flattening.
Row flattening optimizes parent-child information for run-time performance by
storing an additional column in a table for all parents of a child.
Note: You could also flatten the column. It’s only required if using the
hierarchy for OTBI reports, but if you just want to flatten rows and columns for
all your hierarchies, it will not hurt anything.
6. Click the Online Flattening button.

7. Select the OK button to acknowledge the successful completion message.
8. Click Done.
9. Select your tree version and click Actions > Set Status > Active to activate the
tree.
10. Click OK > Done.
11. Repeat steps 1 – 5 for the Current hierarchy version.

For Future Reference: How to Create an Account Hierarchy Manually

(Don’t do this exercise: skip to Publish Accounting Hierarchy)
Create a Tree (Hierarchy)

Financials > Define Financial Reporting Structures > Define Chart Of
Accounts
Use the Manage Account Hierarchies page to search, create, and edit
account hierarchies.
3. Click the Create Tree icon to open the definition of the tree.
This opens the Manage Account Hierarchies: Specify Definition page to

define the basic details of the tree.
4. Enter the Name and Code fields: XXFin_Tree. (No Spaces).
NOTE: Tree names and Tree Version names cannot be more than 30
characters. It will cause problems when inquiring on GL balances.
5. Select the Tree Structure: Accounting Flexfield Hierarchy.

6. Enter the Description for the tree: XX Financial Tree.
7. In the Data Source Parameters, expand the Accounting Flexfield Hierarchy
Detail Values and Accounting Flexfield Hierarchy Parent Values rows.
Note: For the Accounting Flexfield Hierarchy Detail Values, how you read it is
select the Value Set Code for a value set where the summary flag is N (No).
Then on the Parent Values, you read it as select the Value Set Code for a
value set where the summary flag is Y (Yes).
8. In the Bind_ValueSetCode field, enter the exact name of your value set (Your
initialsAccount) for both Accounting Flexfield Hierarchy Detail Values and
Accounting Flexfield Hierarchy Parent Values.
9. VERY IMPORANT!!! Click the Save button on the Data Source Parameters
table’s tool bar in the middle of the page. (You will get an error message if you
select Next before saving).
10. Click Next > Next.
11. Click Submit and Add Version to save your newly created tree structure and
immediately create a version.

Create a Tree Version
1. Enter the Name and Description for the tree version XXFin_Tree_Current.
NOTE: Best practice is to have a Current and Baseline version of your tree. Create
the Current version first and then duplicate it and name it Baseline later.
NOTE: Tree names and Tree Version names cannot be more than 30 characters.
2. Enter the Effective Start Date: 1/1/12 in the date format suggested in the UI.
4. Click the OK button to acknowledge the confirmation of the creation of a new
blank tree version.
5. Click the Add (Green “+” icon).
6. In Tree Node Type Specific value, select the Data Source: Accounting
Flexfield Hierarchy Parent Values.
7. Select the T Parent Node. This is the top most root node. You want to work from
the top down. Then move it to the right column. Click OK.
8. Select the T row and click the Add icon to start building your hierarchy.
9. Select Accounting Flexfield Hierarchy Parent Values.

10. Select all the next level parent values, and move them to the right. (This would
be 1000, 2000, and 3000.)
11. Click OK.
12. In Tree Node Type Specific value, select the Data Source: Accounting
Flexfield Hierarchy Detail Values. Expand 0000. Now keep building your
hierarchy levels by child values where needed. (For example, select 1000, click
the green “+” and add detail values 1110 and 1210.)
13. Click the Expand button on the Parent nodes to see the children.
Your hierarchy should look like this:

14. Click the Submit button, then click OK to the message informing you the tree
version was successful.
Complete the Account Hierarchy
1. Highlight your tree version. (Note: You need to expand your tree to select the
VERSION.)
2. Click the Actions > Audit.
3. Click Online Audit to start the Audit process. Once the audit is performed, the
status of the tree version can be set to active.
4. Click OK > Done.
5. Select your tree version and click Actions > Flatten> Row Flattening.
Row flattening optimizes parent-child information for run-time performance by
storing an additional column in a table for all parents of a child.
Note: You could also flatten the column. It’s only required if using the
hierarchy for OTBI reports, but if you just want to flatten rows and columns for
all your hierarchies, it will not hurt anything.

7. Select the OK button to acknowledge the successful completion message.
8. Click Done.
9. Select your tree version and click Actions > Set Status > Active to activate the
tree.

Publishing Accounting Hierarchy

(Only required for reporting and allocations hierarchies to create the hierarchy in
Essbase.)
1. For the next task, Publish Account Hierarchies, select the Go to Task icon.
2. Search for your tree version using your Chart of Accounts name, such as XX
Ledger.
3. Expand Account XX Ledger tree.
4. For Account XX Ledger Current version, scroll all the way to the right and
check the Publish check box.
5. Select the Publish button if not already checked.
6. Do the same steps for Account XX Ledger Base version.
7. Click OK > Save and Close.
Make sure the processes complete successfully by going to Navigator > Tools >
Scheduled Processes.

For Future Reference: How to Create a Duplicate of Account

Hierarchies for Reporting and Allocations
(Don’t do this exercise. Skip to Define Cross-Reference Rules)
If your company uses hierarchies in reports and allocations, be sure you create a
duplicate of the hierarchy. You must also audit, flatten, and publish this copied
hierarchy. This is very important to reduce maintenance overhead of reports and
allocations going forward when a new hierarchy version is later created.
It is recommended you name the current version CURRENT and the copy BASELINE. If
creating hierarchies using the Rapid Implementation spreadsheet, then two hierarchy
versions will be automatically created for you.
Please see this white paper on why you need two hierarchy versions:
https://beehiveonline.oracle.com/content/dav/Oracle/Fusion_ERP_Partner_Implementat
ion_Training_Workspace/Documents/Financials/Implementation%20Training%20for%2
0Release%208/Best%20Practice%20White%20Papers%20and%20Trouble%20Shootin
g/General%20Ledger/GL_HierarchiesWhitePaper.pdf for more information.
Create a Copy of an Existing Tree (Hierarchy)

Applications Configuration for Financials > Define Enterprise Structures
for Financials > Define Financial Reporting Structures > Define Chart Of
Accounts
3. Expand XXFin_Tree.
4. Highlight the row for XXFin_Tree_Current and select Actions > Duplicate.
5. Enter a Duplicate Tree Name: XXFin_Tree_Baseline and click Save and
Close > OK.
6. Highlight your XXFin_Tree_Baseline tree version and edit it. (The Effective
Start and End Dates cannot overlap with the current version.)
7. Change the Effective Start Date and End Dates to be before the Current
version, such as 1/1/11 – 12/31/11. Click Next > Submit > OK.
8. Highlight your XXFin_Tree_Baseline, click the Actions > Audit.
9. Click Online Audit.
11. Highlight your XXFin_Tree_Baseline and select Actions > Flatten> Row
Flattening.
13. Select the OK > Done.

14. Select your Baseline tree version and click Actions > Set Status > Active to
activate the tree.

Create an Account Combination Activity
NOTE: At the time of publishing this guide, this UI is not working. Skip this Activity.
Background
Account combinations contain a completed set of segment values that uniquely
identifies an account in the chart of accounts.
From your implementation project, Navigate > Define Common Applications

Configuration > Define Enterprise Structures for Financials > Define Financial
Reporting Structures > Define Chart of Accounts
1. For Manage Account Combinations, select Go to Task.

2. Search by your Chart of Accounts, XX Ledger.
3. Click the Add Row icon.
4. Verify that the Enabled check box is checked.
5. Enter 3100-000-17820-3100 or any other combination you like.
6. Optionally enter a From Date, To Date and an Alternate Account.
Note: If you enabled Dynamic combination creation allowed for your chart of
account instances, you do not need to manually create account combinations.
The system will automatically create them for you during setup, transaction and
journal entry.

Define Cross-Validation Rules Demonstration

Background
Create cross-validation rules to prevent specific combinations of segment values in your

account combinations, for example, preventing a particular cost center from being
combined with a specific company value. Cross validation rules only affect the creation
of new account combinations.
Activity Scope
Enter a new cross validation rule to prevent your Company value 3100 from being
combined with your marketing cost center values 220 and 221 because Company 3100
does not have a marketing cost center.
1. From your implementation project, Navigate > Define Common Applications

Configuration > Define Enterprise Structures for Financials > Define
Financial Reporting Structures > Define Chart of Accounts
2. For the Manage Cross-Validation Rules task, select Go to Task.
3. Select your Chart of Accounts, XX Ledger.
5. Specify a unique rule Name, NOMARKETING3100 an optional Description: “Do
not combine Company 3100 with Cost Center 220 and 221.”
6. Enter an optional effective From Date of today.
7. Check Enabled.
8. On the Condition Filter, click on the Change filter condition icon. Select Add
Fields > Company. Enter Company Equals 3100. The cross validation rule
evaluates if Company 3100 was entered and if it is the defined value, then, the
validation process continues to evaluate the rule. Note: If you do not specify any
statement in the condition filter, then the rule is always evaluated.
9. Click OK.
10. On the Validation Filter, click on the Change filter condition icon. Select Add
Fields > Cost Center
11. Select Cost Center is Not Between 219-222. Click OK. When the rule is
evaluated, an account combination must contain a cost center other than 220 for
company 3100 before it can be created.
12. Enter an Error Message: Company 3100 does not have a marketing department
in Canada, select a different cost center. The message displays in the relevant

user interfaces and processes when an account combination cannot be created

because it violates the rule.
Test: (Skip; Test not working in our instances.)
1. Navigate > Manage Account Combinations task from within your

implementation project > Go to Task icon.
2. Select your Chart of Accounts, XX Ledger.
4. Enter 3100-220-17820-3100.
5. Save. The error message appears.

Define Cross-Validation Rules Activity
Activity Scope
Enter a new cross validation rule to prevent balance sheet accounts from using any
other cost centers besides 000 and 110.

Financial Reporting Structures > Define Chart of Accounts
2. For Manage Cross-Validation Rules, select Go to Task.
3. Select your chart of accounts.
5. Specify a Name: “Cost Center 000 and 110” and Description: “Balance Sheet
Accounts can only be combined with Cost Centers 000 and 110.”
6. Check Enabled.
7. For the Condition Filter, select the filter icon and select Add Fields and select
Account.
8. Enter Accounts Between 10000 – 39999, and click OK.
9. For the Validation Filter, enter two rows for Cost Center Equals 000 and Cost
Center Equals 110, and click OK.
10. Enter Error Message: “Use Cost Center 000 or 110 with balance sheet
accounts.”

Test:
Note: Because the Account Combinations UI is broken in this env., skip this step.
Test: (Test not working in our instances, skip Test)
1. Navigate > Manage Account Combinations task from within your

implementation project > Go to Task icon.
2. Select your Chart of Accounts.
4. Enter 3100-220-11010-3100.
5. Save. The error message appears.

View Accounting Calendar Activity
Activity Scope
View the accounting calendar system generated when you uploaded the information
from your Rapid Implementation spreadsheet.
1. From within your implementation project, Navigate > Define Common

Financials > Define Financial Reporting Structures > Define Calendars >
Manage Accounting Calendars > Go to Task.
2. Use the Manage Accounting Calendar page to create and edit calendars.
3. Search for your XX Ledger calendar.
4. Click Edit.
5. Review the periods.
6. Click the Add Year button to add year 2015. Note: You can only add one year at
a time between saves.
7. Click Save and Close button.
8. Click the Done button.
9. You have successfully updated your accounting calendar.

For Future Reference: Create Calendar Manually Activity

(Skip this step. Go to Create Currencies Activity)
Activity Scope
Create a new accounting calendar for three years starting January 1, 2013 and ending
December 31st each with one adjusting period at the end of the year.

Financials > Define Financial Reporting Structures > Define Calendars >
Manage Accounting Calendars > Go to Task.
2. Use the Manage Accounting Calendar page to create and edit calendars.
3. Click the Create button.
4. Enter the desired information into the Name and Description field. Enter
XXCalendar.
5. Enter the desired information into the Start Date field. Enter 1/1/13.
6. Select Monthly in the Period Frequency field.
7. Accept the defaults in the Period Name Format.
8. Select the Once at year end list item in the Adjusting Period Frequency field.
10. Use the Create Accounting Calendar : Period Details to review the calendar
period data. Only year 2013 has been created.
12. Click on the name of your calendar.
13. Click the Add Year button to add year 2014. Note: You can only add one year at
a time between saves.
16. You have successfully created a new accounting calendar.

Create Currencies Activity
Background
Your company, Vision America Inc, has a ledger currency of United States dollars
(USD), and is doing business with suppliers in:
 Canada in Canadian dollars (CAD).

 Mexico in Mexican pesos (MXP).
 Ultraland, a new country which uses Ultraland dollars (ULD).
You also have intercompany transactions with your Vision UK Services, Ltd entity,
which uses Great Britain pounds sterling (GBP).
Activity Scope Ultraland
Verify that USD, CAD, MXP and GPS are enabled and create currency for Ultraland.
1. From your implementation, Navigate > Define Common Applications

Financial Reporting Structures > Define Currencies > Manage Currencies >
Go to Task.
2. Verifying that USD, CAD, and GBP currencies are enabled.
3. Create a new currency for Ultraland (XXULD) where XX represents your initials.
4. Click the Create icon (green “+”) to create a new currency.
5. Currency Code: Unique identifier used to reference the currency in user
interfaces. Enter XXULD replacing XX with your initials.
6. Currency Name: XX Ultraland Dollars.
7. Description: Currency for Ultraland.
8. Enabled: Check the enabled check box to start using the currency.
9. Start and End Dates: Used to begin or end use of a currency on a specific date.
Start Date default is the current date. Accept the default date.
10. Click Save.
11. Expand your currency and accept the defaults in the following fields:
 Issuing Territory: Optionally, select among predefined country names per

International Standards Organization (ISO) Standard #3166.

 Symbol: Optionally, enter the symbol for the currency.

 Precision: Designate the number of digits to the right of the decimal point
used in regular currency transactions. Default is 2.
 Extended Precision: Designate the number of digits to the right of the
decimal point used in calculations. Default is 5. You must specify a number
greater than or equal to the number in the Precision field.
 Minimum Accountable Unit: Optionally, enter the smallest denomination
used.
 ISO Currency: Identify ISO currencies. Default is checked.
 Type: Select Currency or Statistical to indicate how the currency is used in
transactions and journal entries. Type also determines how the balances are
shown. Default is Currency.
 Derivation Type: Use only for the euro and national currencies of the
European Monetary Union (EMU) member states during the transition period.
All other currencies do not have derivation types.
 Derivation Factor: Enter a fixed conversion rate by which you multiply one
euro to derive the equivalent EMU currency amount. The euro currency itself
does not have a derivation factor.
 Derivation Effective Date: Enter the date on which the relationship between
the EMU currency and the euro begins.
12. Click Save and Close

Create Conversion Rate Types Activity
Background
Your company, Vision America Inc, has a ledger currency of United States dollars
(USD), and needs different conversion rate types for your payables and receivables
transactions with Ultraland, which uses Ultraland dollars (ULD).
 For receivables, use your corporate conversion rate types.

 For payables, use a special corporate conversion rate type.
Activity Scope
Create a new conversion rate type for your payables transactions called XXSPCORP
(replace XX with your initials).

Applications Configuration > Define Enterprise Structures for Financials >
Define Financial Reporting Structures > Define Currencies > Manage
Conversion Rate Types > Go to Task.
2. Click the Add row icon.
3. Enter Name XXSPCORP where XX are your initials. Enter Description Payables
Special Rate Type.
4. Enable Enforce Inverse Relationship and Enable Cross Rates.
5. Enter your currency XXULD as the Cross Rate Pivot Currency.
6. Add USD and CAD as the contra currencies by clicking the Add Row button in
the Contra Currencies region.

View a Primary Ledger Activity
Activity Scope
View the primary ledgers created by the system when you created them using the Rapid
Implementation spreadsheets.

Configuration for Financials> Define Ledgers > Define Accounting
Configurations > Manage Primary Ledgers > Go to Task.
9. Click the Create icon in the Manage Primary Ledger page.
10. Review your XX Ledger CA and XX Ledger US ledgers that were created.
11. Click Done.
12. For the Assign Legal Entities task, select the Go To Task icon.
13. In the Select Scope popup, for the Primary Ledger field, select the Select and
Add option, then select the Apply and Go to Task button.
14. Select your XX Ledger CA and then click the Save and Close button at the very
bottom of the window.
15. In the Assign Legal Entities page, view the information. Click Save and Close.
Note: A Warning message will appear informing you to assign balancing

segment values to legal entities. This is a generic warning that always pops up.
Just click OK to the warning. You can view the balancing segment value
assignments in the task called Assign Balancing Segment Values to Legal
Entities.
16. If you have time, do the same for your other ledger.
Note: Make sure you switch the scope back to XX Ledger US, the Canadian
ledger.
Your Primary Ledger name now appears as the Selected Scope across all
components of this Accounting Configuration. You will need to change the scope
value based on which Ledger you are defining options for.

For Future Reference: Create a Primary Ledger Manually Activity

(Skip this step. Go directly to Specify Ledger Options Activity)
Activity Scope
Create a primary ledger using US Chart of Accounts, AccountingMMYY calendar,

USD as the currency, and Standard Accrual as accounting method.

Configuration for Financials> Define Ledgers > Define Accounting
Configurations > Manage Primary Ledgers > Go to Task.
2. Click the Create icon in the Manage Primary Ledger page.
3. Enter a unique Name (No periods, commas, dashes or special characters.) and
Description: XXPrimary Ledger. Your Ledger name will appear on reports so
name it correctly.
Note: Do NOT use periods, dashes, commas or special characters in your

Ledger Name, such as ABC Co., Inc.
4. Select Chart of Accounts: US Chart of Accounts.

5. Select your Calendar: XXCalendar.
6. Select Currency: USD.
7. Select the Accounting Method: Standard Accrual.
8. Click the Save and Edit Task List button to save your primary ledger and return
to the Setup and Maintenance work area or your project plan.
9. Select Assign Legal Entities > Go To Task
10. In the Select Scope popup, for the Primary Ledger field, select the Select and
Add option, then select the Apply and Go to Task button.
11. Select your XXPrimary Ledger and then click Save and Close button at the
very bottom of the window.
12. In the Assign Legal Entities page, select the Add icon and choose your legal
entity, XX Legal Entity, then click Apply, then Done.
14. Your Primary Ledger name now appears as the Selected Scope across all
components of this Accounting Configuration.

Specify Ledger Options Activity
Background
Setting ledger options is one of the most important tasks in configuring your ledgers.
From your implementation project, Navigate > Financials > Define Common
Applications Configuration for Financials> Define Ledgers > Define Accounting
Configurations >
1. Specify Ledger Options > Go to Task.

Note: Make sure your scope value is your XX Ledger CA, the Canadian ledger.
Accounting Calendar Options
2. Review the Accounting Calendar that defaults from your ledger.

3. Select Jan-15 as the First Opened Period for your ledger.
4. Enter 3 for the Number of Future Enterable Periods.
Subledger Accounting Options
5. Review the Accounting Method from your ledger.

6. Select American English as your Journal Language.
Period Close Options
1. Review Retained Earnings Account: 4888-000-31010-4888
Note that the above value is derived from the mapping provided earlier in the
Rapid Implementation spreadsheet.
2. Enter Cumulative Translation Adjustment Account: 4888-000-31040-4888
Enable the following Entry options:
3. Enable journal approval.
Click OK to the warning message

4. Notify when prior period journal is entered.

5. Allow mixed statistical and monetary journals.
6. Validate reference date.
7. Separate journals by accounting date during journal import.
For Reversal options:
8. Leave blank. You can select any predefined criteria set from the list of values in
the Journal Reversal Criteria Set at any time.
9. Uncheck Run AutoReverse after open period. You can return to this page and
enable this option later.
10. For Intercompany options: Click the Enable intercompany accounting.
11. For Average Balance Options: Do not enable average daily balance (ADB)
processing.
Note: Disabling the ADB option will hide this region when you later update the
ledger options.
For Sequencing options:
12. Review the sequencing options selected based on the selections in the GL Rapid
Implementation spreadsheet.
13. Enable No sequencing.
14. Click Save and Close to return to your implementation project.
Optionally, you could assign balancing segment values to ledgers and assign
reporting currencies and secondary ledgers.

Review and Submit Accounting Configuration

1. For the Review and Submit Accounting Configuration task, click the Go to
Task icon.
2. Click Submit to create your accounting configuration. This will automatically
create a Data Access Set with full read and write access to your primary ledger.
The system automatically generates data roles for every data access set.
3. Verify Data Role Generation for Ledgers > Go to Task
4. Click the Search - Role Templates link.
5. In the Display Name, enter General Ledger Template for Ledger.
6. Click Search
7. Click Actions > Open
8. Click Generate Roles button
9. Click the Summary tab and expand Valid Roles. You should see your General
Ledger data roles that are appended with your ledger name. You assign
these data roles to your users to access those ledgers.
10. Close the Entitlements Server (a.k.a Authorization Policy Manager (APM))
window.
11. Provision Roles to Implementation Users > Go to Task.
This opens Oracle Identity Manager (OIM).
12. Click the Administration link.
13. Search for your user.
14. Click the Roles tab, and click the Assign icon and assign one of the GL data
roles you just created, such as General Accounting Manager XX Primary
Ledger.
Note: You can search by wildcards, such as %XX% and then multi-select
15. Close OIM.
16. The next step would be to open the period. Do not open the period for this
exercise.

Reporting Currencies Activity
Background
A reporting currency is another ledger that differs in currency and is linked to a primary
or secondary ledger. Reporting currencies are maintained at one of three data
conversion levels: Balance level for balance level translation to a different currency,
Journal level for converting all GL journals to another currency, and Subledger level that
converts all subledger transactions and any manual journals to a different currency.
Activity Scope
You will define a USD Journal level reporting currency for your Canadian ledger, XX
Ledger CA.
1. From your implementation project, Financials > Define Common Applications

Configuration for Financials > Define Ledgers > Define Accounting
Configurations
2. Make sure your Selected Scope is set to XX Ledger CA, your Canadian ledger.
3. Manage Reporting Currencies > Go to Task.

5. Name and Description: Enter XX USD Reporting Currency.
6. Currency Conversion Level: Select Journal.
7. Currency: Enter USD.
In the Ledger Options region.
8. First Open Period: Enter Jan-13.

9. Rounding Account: 4888-222-60044-4888.
10. Revaluation Basis: Select Entered currency instead of Primary ledger currency.
11. Enable journal approval: Uncheck check box.
In the Currency Translation Options region
12. Default Conversion Rate Type: Corporate.

13. Retain Transaction Rate Type: Yes
14. In the Error Handling region: Missing Conversion Rate: Click Use last rate
15. For the Number of Days to Find Last Rate: 5

Journal Conversion Rules:
16. Retain Journal Creator from Source Ledger: Yes.

17. Review the following:
 Journal Source: Other.

 Journal Category: Other.
 Convert Journals to this Reporting Currency: Yes.
Data Conversion
Leave all the defaults. This section applies to converting historical data.
Sequencing
18. Leave the default of No sequencing.

19. Click Save and Close twice.

Create a Ledger Set Activity
Background
Ledger Sets enable you to group multiple ledgers that share the same chart of accounts
and calendar combination in order to perform processes across multiple ledgers at
once.
Activity Scope
Create a ledger set using your US, Canada and USD Reporting Currency Ledger. This
allows you to perform processes, such as opening and closing periods, across multiple
ledgers at once.

Applications Configuration > Define General Ledger Options > Manage
Ledger Sets > Go to Task.
2. Click the Create icon. Enter Name and Description: XX Set
3. Select your Chart of Accounts: XX Ledger.
4. Select your Calendar: XX Ledger US.
5. Default Ledger: XX Ledger US.
In the ledger Set Assignments table, click the Add icon (green “+”). Add the following
three ledgers:
 XX Ledger US
 XX Ledger CA
 XX USD Reporting Currency

View Data Access Set Activity
Background
Data Access Sets are used to control access to specific ledgers, ledgers sets, or
primary balancing segments of ledgers.
(This topic will be covered during the Security presentations on Day 2. Therefore, if you
wish, you can wait until Day 2 to attempt this exercise. If you are brave, by all means,
give it a try on Day 1 and continue all the way through the end of Day 4 . Otherwise,
you are finished with the hands-on exercises for Day 1.).
Activity Scope
Once you submit the Accounting Configuration, a Data Access Set is automatically
created with full read/write access to the Primary Ledgers. You will review the data
access sets system generated for you.

Configuration for Financials > Define Security for Financials > Define Data
Security for Financials > Manage Data Access Sets > Go to Task.
2. You should see four Data Access Sets, assuming you created a journal level
reporting currency and a ledger set. You should see something like the following:
3. Feel free to open each one to view the properties.

4. When finished, click Cancel > Done.

Create Data Access Set Activity
Background
Data Access Sets are used to control read and write access to specific ledgers, ledger
sets, or primary balancing segments of ledgers.
Activity Scope
Once you submit the Accounting Configuration, a Data Access Set is automatically
created with full read/write access to the Primary Ledger. You only need to create a
Data Access Set to grant more granular access to specific balancing segment values or
alter the read and write privileges or grant access to multiple ledgers.

Configuration for Financials > Define Security for Financials > Define Data
Security for Financials > Manage Data Access Sets > Go to Task.
3. Enter unique Name and Description: XX BSV Data Access Set, replacing XX
with your initials or number.
4. Select the Access Set Type: Primary Balancing Segment Value.
5. Select your Chart of Accounts: XX Ledger.
6. Select your Accounting Calendar: XX Ledger.
7. Select the Default Ledger: XX Ledger US.
8. Click the Add icon in the Access Set Assignments.
9. Enter your Ledger: XX Ledger US.
10. Clear the All Values check box.
11. In the Specific Value field: select Single Value, Segment Value 3111, Privilege
Read and Write.
Note: If you select Parent Value to represent a group of balancing segments,

then you must select a Tree Code to indicate the source of the hierarchy
information, a Tree Version Name, and the primary balancing Segment Value.
Note: You will ONLY be able to select the Tree Code that is assigned to
your Primary Balancing Segment of your Chart of Accounts Instance.
You assign the Tree Code in the Chart of Accounts Instances UI.
12. Continue to add rows to include more than one primary balancing segment value,
if needed. You will never use this data access set for future exercises.

Segment Value Security Demonstration
Background
Enabling Segment Value Security controls what segment values users can see and use
throughout the transaction and GL UIs.
Functionally, defining and enabling such rules consists of several steps:

1) Enabling Segment Value Security at the value set level
2) Creating a Data Security Condition
3) Creating a Data Security Policy
Before proceeding with these steps, confirm in OIM what roles (as part of the data roles
created for each ledger for the respective chart of accounts) are assigned to the users
who will be using these ledgers. This is important because as part of the definition of
security policies you need to specify what roles are impacted by the policies.
From within your implementation project navigate to

Define Common Applications Configuration > Define Implementation Users >
Create Implementation Users > Go to Task.
This opens Identity Manager.
2. Search for your user at the top left corner and click on the Display Name.
3. From the Roles tab, expand the General Accounting Manager XX Ledger role
and note it is based on the General Accounting Manager Job Role for the XX
Ledger Data Access Set.
In case you plan to use tree operators in your policy definitions, review your tree
definitions and make sure they are properly set up for the desired security behavior.
Activity Scope
 Enable security for XX Account value set associated with your chart of accounts.
 Provide the General Accounting Manager XX Ledger data role with access to
a range of account values.

 Deny all other users access to all account value set values.
I. Enable Segment Value Security at the value set level.

From within your implementation project navigate to
Define Common Applications Configuration > Define Enterprise Structures for
Financials > Define Financial Reporting Structures > Define Chart of Accounts >
Manage Segment Value Security Rules > Go to Task.
1. Search for Value Set Code Account XX Ledger and click on Edit.
2. Check the Security enabled checkbox, enter “XX_Security_resource” in the
data security resource name and save your changes.
3. Click on Edit Data Security button to proceed with defining a security condition
and policy.
Note: This UI requires you to Save first before the Edit Data Security button is
enabled.
II. Create a Data Security Condition.

1. With the Condition tab selected, click the Create button to begin creating the
policy.
2. For both the Name and Displayed Name fields, enter XXRestricted Access.
3. In the Conditions section, click Add.
4. Select Column Name: VALUE, Operator: Between, Value: 10000-79999.
You can use either tree or non-tree operators.
The following non-tree operators are supported:
- Equal to
- Not Equal to
- Between
- Not Between.
Similarly, the following tree operators are supported:
- Is a last descendent of
- Is a descendent of.
5. Once you have finished defining the desired conditions, click Save.
III. Create a Data Security Policy.

1. When you are on the Policy tab, click on the Create button to begin creating a
new policy. Begin by specifying information in the General Information tab.

2. Enter a Name and Start Date.

3. Click the Role tab and search for the relevant data role that you desire to be
affected by this policy.
(Note that the search functionality for roles in the Select and Add popup does
not work very well, i.e. it does not like wildcard characters.)
4. Search for GENERAL_ACCOUNTING_MANAGER_JOB_XX Ledger role.
5. Once the desired role shows up in the Role tab, click on the Rule tab in order to
associate the condition with the policy.
6. The Row Set field determines what range of value set values are affected by the
policy. Select Multiple Values.
7. Select your XXRestricted Access condition that was defined earlier.
9. Click the Submit button.
10. Deploy your chart of accounts. (You can do this from the following UIs, such as
Manage Chart of Accounts Structures and Manage Chart of Accounts
Structure Instances.)

Lesson 5: Allocations (NOT part of training agenda – for side work only)
Lesson 5: Allocations (NOT part of training agenda – for side work

only)
Lesson 5: Allocations Activities

The following are activities and demonstrations for Enterprise Structures:
1. Create an Allocation Rule

2. Generate an Allocation
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To Participants:
You do not need to perform the steps in “Create an Allocation Rule Activity”.
The allocation is already defined in the system. You only need to review this
section to understand the allocation, and then perform the steps in the sections
“Copy Allocations Activity” and “Generate Allocations Activity”.
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Create an Allocation Rule Activity

NOTE: In this section of the Activity Guide, you will use the demo data we have
provided since subledger applications have already been defined for you.
You will be working in the Data Access Set: US Primary Ledger.
Background
In this activity you will create an allocation rule to perform allocations and redistribute
amounts. Freight that was not originally posted to a product will be redistributed to
products based on product revenue. Freight has been posted to account 62510, cost
center 510, product 000. Revenue has been posted to account 41000, by product (all
Cost Centers).
A run time prompt will be used to specify the accounting period when the allocation is
run.
Activity Scope
 Create, validate, and deploy an allocation rule in Allocation Manager.

1. Navigator > General Accounting > Journals
2. Change your Data Access Set to US Primary Ledger and click OK.
3. Select Create Allocation Rules from the Tasks menu. This opens the Enterprise
Management System Workspace, Fusion Edition to access Calculation Manager.
Here you can create, validate, deploy, and administer allocation Rules and
RuleSets.
4. Click Navigate >Administer> Calculation Manager
Use the System View tab to view and edit existing rules and rule sets and to
create new ones.
5. Click the Expand icon on Essbase > US Chart of Accounts > db.
6. Right-click on Rules > New.

Use the New Rule window to enter a Rule Name, Application Type, Application,
and Database for the Allocation Rule.

 Name: XXAllocation of Freight based on Product Rev (replacing
XX with your initials).
 Leave the defaults for Application Type, Application, and Database,
and then click OK.
Notice that a new tab has opened to define the Rule, XXAllocation of Freight
based on Product Rev.
The Properties tab (lower pane) is used to define the properties of the current
node in the Rule Designer.
8. Enter Description: Allocate Freight Expenses to Products based on Product

Revenue.
9. In the Rule Palette pane (top left) select the Point of View object. Drag the
Point of View object to the Rule Designer pane between the Begin and End
nodes by pressing the left mouse button.

Enter Your Point of View to Specify Default Values for the Current Object
10. Click on the Properties tab, the first tab.
11. For the Caption field, enter POV.
We will use a POV Variable that has already been defined.
12. Click on the Point of View tab, click the Variable Selector icon.
13. Change Category: to Database.
14. Select the Variable named POV and click OK.

The values you see entered for each Dimension were defined in the Variable.
This is a time saving, efficient way to enter commonly used allocation
Dimensions.
In this allocation, we will use the Product in the Allocation Range, so we don’t
want the Product specified on the POV.
15. Highlight the Value for the Product Dimension and delete it so that it is blank.
You will receive a message that says: Editing the grid will remove the dynamic
variable linking. Are you sure you want to continue’ Click Yes before you delete
the value.
Enter Your Allocation Object
16. Drag the Allocation object from the Rule Palette pane to the Rule Designer
pane between the PO and Member Selector by pressing the left mouse button.
Use the Allocate Wizard pop up to select the dimension variables and members
to define the Allocation Rule. You will select a Variable for the Accounting Period.
The Accounting Period will be specified by you when you execute the allocation.
17. For Accounting Period, click inside the Select Value field. Click the Actions icon
to the far right in that field, and select Variable.
18. Change the Category: to Database using the drop down list.
19. Select the Accounting_Period Variable, then click OK.
20. The rest of the Dimensions will be specified in the next steps. Click the Next
button.

Enter Source Information
21. For Account, click inside the Select Value field. Click Actions icon and select
Member.
22. Expand Account and All Account Values.
23. Select 62510.

24. Click Right Arrow icon and click OK.
25. Repeat steps 25-29 for the Cost Center, Product, Intercompany, and Balance
Amount dimensions. Choose the following for each:
 Cost Center: 510
 Product: 000
 Intercompany: 000
 Balance Amount: Ending Balance
26. Accept the other defaults.

27. Click Next.

Enter Allocation Range
The Allocation Range will be used to calculate the percentages of the basis.
28. For the Product, click inside the Select Value field.
29. Click the Actions icon > Member.
30. Expand Product and All Corporate Products-V1.
31. Select T.
32. Click the Right Arrow icon and click OK.
33. Click Next.
Enter Target
34. Click the Member Selector button (another way to enter member values)

35. In the Dimensions drop down, select Account.

37. Select 62510.
38. Click the Right Arrow icon.
39. Repeat steps 40 – 43 for the Cost Center and Intercompany Dimensions
specifying the following values for each simply by changing the drop downs for
each:
o Cost Center: 510

o Intercompany: 000.

40. Click OK
41. Click Next.
Enter Offset
42. Click the Member Selector button
43. In the Dimensions drop down, select Account.

45. Select 62510.
46. Click the Right Arrow icon.
47. Repeat steps 47-51 for the Cost Center, Product, and Intercompany
dimensions using the following values:
 Cost Center: 510.
 Product: 000
48. Click OK.
49. Click Next.
Skip Exclude.
50. Click Next.
Enter Basis
51. Click the drop down arrow on Select an allocation method.

52. Select Allocate using a basis.

53. For AccountingPeriod, click inside the Select Value field.

54. Click the Actions icon.
55. Select Variable.
56. Change the Category to Database.
57. Select Variable of Accounting_Period.
58. Click OK.
You can define multiple Variables for each Dimension. You may want to use a
different Accounting Period for the Basis than you use for the Source. In this
example we will use the same Accounting Period for the Basis and Source, it will
be specified as a Run Time Variable.
59. For Account, click inside the Select Value field.

60. Click the Actions icon.
61. Select Member.
63. Select 41000.
64. Click the Right Arrow icon and click OK.
65. Repeat steps 64-69 for the Cost Center, Intercompany, Scenario, Balance
Amount, and Amount Type dimensions by specifying the following values:
 Cost Center: Expand All Corporate Cost Center-V1, and select T.
 Scenario: Actual
 Balance Amount: Ending Balance
 Amount Type: PTD
66. Accept the other defaults.
67. Click Next.
Enter Basis - Options
68. Accept the defaults for the Basis-Options.

69. Click Next.
Enter Rounding
70. Accept the defaults for Rounding.

71. Click Save.

72. Click Finish.

73. Click File> Save to save the rule.
74. Click OK to the Information message.
Validate and Deploy
75. Click Actions > Validate > Essbase

76. Click Actions > Deploy.
Validate and Deploy can also be done using the last icon beneath the
menus.
77. Click OK on Information message The Deployment was successful.

Note: Successfully defining an allocation rule does not guarantee that
allocation journals will be created when the rule is generated. The success
depends on if there are balances in the accounts.
FYI
Viewing and Defining Variables
1. You can choose Tools> Variables.
2. In the Variable Navigator pane, expand Essbase.
3. Expand USChartofAccounts
4. Click on db, the Variables will appear in the right pane.
5. To View the Variable definition, select the Variable.
6. To add a new Variable, right click on db and select New.

Copy Allocations Activity

Background
We will make a copy of the “Allocation of Freight based on Product Rev” rule and
rename with your initials for easier identification.
Activity Scope
 Copy an allocation
Copy your allocations.
1. Find the “Allocation of Freight based on Product Rev” rule in the EPM
Workspace.
2. Highlight the rule, right click, and select Copy To.
3. In the window that opens, add your initials to the beginning of the name (i.e.
XXAllocation of Freight based on Product Rev). Click OK.
4. Your allocation will appear in the list of allocation rules. Double-click on your
allocation rule.
5. Click Actions > Validate.
menus.

Note: Successfully defining an allocation rule does not guarantee that
allocation journals will be created when the rule is generated. The success
depends on if there are balances in the accounts.

Generate Allocations Activity

Background
You have created an allocation rule and now you are ready to process it and create a
General Ledger journal with the results.
Activity Scope
 Generate an allocation
 Verify Process completion
 Review Journal
Generate your allocations.

2. Click the Generate General Ledger Allocations link.
Use the Generate Allocations page to generate and post allocations.
3. Click the Rule or Rule Set list. Select the allocation rule you defined,
XXAllocation of Freight based on Product Rev.
4. Click the Specify Accounting Period list. Select Period 01-14
Note: The Accounting Period is the Run Time Prompt you specified.
5. Clear the Post Allocations checkbox.

7. Note the Request #.
8. Click the OK button.
Verify the Allocation Process completes
1. Navigator > General Accounting > Journals to check the status of the
Processes.
The Journals work area has a Process Monitor region at the bottom.
2. In the Process Monitor widget, Select Status All and Time Range Last 1 hour.
3. You should see 3 sequential processes, beginning with the Request # you noted
when submitting. Generate Allocations, Execute Allocations and Write Back
Results, and Import Journals: Child. The status for each should be

Succeeded. If the processes haven’t yet completed, use the refresh icon to
refresh the search results.
Review Journal
1. Click the Manage Journals task.

2. In the Search criteria, Journal Starts with XX (the initials you used to name
your allocation). Source Equals Allocations. Click the Search button.
3. Your journal will appear in the search results. Click on the journal to open and
review it.
You have successfully generated allocations.

Create an Intercompany Allocation Rule Activity
Background
In this activity you will create an intercompany allocation rule to perform intercompany
allocations and redistribute amounts.
A run time prompt will be used to specify the accounting period when the intercompany
allocation is run.
Activity Scope
 Create, validate, and deploy an allocation rule in Calculation Manager.
2. Change your Data Access Set to US Primary Ledger and click OK.
3. Select Create Allocation Rules from the Tasks menu. This opens the Enterprise
Management System Workspace, Fusion Edition to access Calculation Manager.
Here you can create, validate, deploy, and administer allocation Rules and
RuleSets.
4. Navigate >Administer> Calculation Manager
Use the System View tab to view and edit existing rules and rule sets and to create
new ones.
5. Click the Expand icon on Essbase > US Chart of Accounts > db.
6. Right-click on Rules > New.
Use the New Rule window to enter a Rule Name, Application Type, Application,
and Database for the Allocation Rule.

 Name: XXIntercompany Allocations – IC to GL Flow (replacing
XX with your initials).
 Leave the defaults for Application Type, Application, and Database,
and then click OK.

Notice that a new tab has opened to define the Rule, XXIntercompany
Allocations – IC to GL Flow.
8. The Properties tab (lower pane) is used to define the properties of the current
node in the Rule Designer. Enter Description: Allocate Intercompany
Expenses.
9. In the Rule Palette pane (top left) select the Point of View object. Drag the
Point of View object to the Rule Designer pane between the Begin and End
nodes by pressing the left mouse button.
Enter Your Point of View to Specify Default Values for the Current Object
10. Click on the Properties tab.
11. For the Caption field, enter POV.

12. We will use a ‘Accounting_Period’ Variable that has already been defined. Click
on the Accounting Period Dimension in the POV select variable.

13. Change Category: to Database.

14. Select the Variable named Accounting_Period and click OK
15. Click on the Member selector Icon.

16. Select the Ledger Dimension from Dimensions choice list.

17. Expand Ledger and All Ledgers
18. Select value US Primary Ledger.

20. Now for each dimension select the specific member value for the specified
dimensions as shown below:

Enter Your Formula Object
21. Drag the Formula object from the Rule Palette pane to the Rule Designer pane
by pressing the left mouse button in between the POV start and end node.
22. Click on the Properties tab.
23. For the Caption field, enter Formula.

24. Click on the Formula tab.

25. On the right hand side of the ‘=’ sign enter 10000
26. On the left hand side of the ‘=’ sign click inside the Select Value field to invoke
member selector.
27. Select Account Dimension from the Dimensions choice list in the top.
29. Select value 11103.

31. Now select Company Dimension from the Dimensions choice list in the top.
32. Expand Company and All Company Values.
35. Press OK for the member selector.
36. Now click on the second row in the formula component.
37. On the right hand side of the ‘=’ sign enter amount -10000 (minus 10000)
38. On the left hand side of the ‘=’ sign click inside the Select Value field to invoke
member selector.
39. Select Account Dimension from the Dimensions choice list in the top.


43. Now select Company Dimension from the Dimensions choice list in the top.
44. Expand Company and All Company Values.
47. Press OK for the member selector.
Validate and Deploy
48. Click Actions > Validate.

menus.


Generate your Intercompany Allocation Journals

2. Click the Generate General Ledger Allocations link.
Use the Generate Allocations page to generate and post allocations.
XXIntercompany Allocations – IC to GL Flow.
5. Check the Post Allocations checkbox.

9. Navigator > General Accounting > Journals to check the status of the
Processes.
The Journals work area has a Process Monitor region at the bottom.
when submitting. Generate Allocations, Allocate General Ledger Balances,
Import Journals: Child and Post Allocation Journals. The status for each
should be succeeded. If the processes haven’t yet completed, use the refresh
icon to refresh the search results.
Review Journal
12. Click the Manage Journals task.

13. In the Search criteria, Journal Starts with XX (the initials you used to name
your allocation). Source Equals Allocations. Click the Search button.
14. Your journal will appear in the search results. Click on the journal to open and
review it. Review the intercompany lines added to the journal.
Note: The allocation is within a single ledger and is balanced during

posting by Intercompany, using intercompany balancing rules.

You have successfully generated general ledger allocation journals.
Generate your Intercompany Allocation Transactions

2. Click the Generate Intercompany Allocations link.
Use the Generate Intercompany Allocations page to generate and submit

allocations.
XXIntercompany Allocations – IC to GL Flow.
5. Click the Intercompany Transaction Type list. Select I/C Adjustment.

9. Navigator > Intercompany Accounting > Transactions > Intercompany

Reconciliation task to check the status of the Processes.
The Reconciliation work area has a Process Monitor region at the bottom.
when submitting. Generate Intercompany Allocations, Allocate General

Ledger Balances, Generate Intercompany Allocation Transactions, and

Import Intercompany Transactions. The status for each should be succeeded.
If the processes haven’t yet completed, use the refresh icon to refresh the search
results.
Review Intercompany Batch
1. Click the Manage Intercompany Outbound Transactions task.

2. In the Search criteria, select Batch Status Submitted. Click the Search button.
3. Your batch will appear in the search results. To open and review it click on the
batch number with transaction type ‘I/C Adjustment’ and description containing
the name of your allocation. Review the intercompany batch.
Note: If you want to create AP/AR invoices for your intercompany allocation, choose a
transaction type that has invoicing enabled in step 5 when selecting the Intercompany
Transaction Type submission parameter.
You have successfully generated intercompany allocation transactions.

Lesson 6: Oracle Fusion Subledger Accounting (NOT part of training agenda –
for side work only)
Lesson 6: Oracle Fusion Subledger Accounting (NOT part of training

agenda – for side work only)
Subledger Accounting Overview

for side work only)
Subledger Accounting Activities
The following activities and demonstrations are for Oracle Fusion Subledger
Accounting:
1. Create Journal Line Description.

2. Create Account Rule.
3. Duplicate Journal Entry Rule Set.
4. Duplicate Subledger Accounting Method.
5. Create Invoice and Credit Memo.
for side work only)
Create Journal Line Description
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This section is to be performed by the instructor in preparation for this course.

Participants should not perform this section.
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Background
Use description rules to build the descriptions for subledger journal entry headers and
lines.
Activity Scope
Define a description rule for Oracle Fusion Payables invoices.

In this activity you will assign different description rules based on the invoice type:
 If the Invoice Type = Standard, the journal line description will include
Supplier Name and Supplier Number.
 If the Invoice Type is not equal to Standard (i.e. credit memos, debit
memos, adjustments), the journal line description will include Invoice Type
and Invoice Number.
1. Navigator > Setup and Maintenance.

2. Click the Manage Implementation Projects link.
4. Expand Financials > Define Invoicing and Payments Configuration > Define
Subledger Accounting for Invoicing and Payments > Define Subledger
Accounting Rules > Define Subledger Accounting Methods.
5. For Manage Description Rules, select Go to Task.
6. Select Create in the Search Results table.

7. Enter unique Name: XX Description.
for side work only)
8. Enter Short Name (all caps, no spaces): XXDESCRIPTION.

9. Enter Description: XX DESCRIPTION.
10. In the Rules table click the Create icon.
11. In the Create Description Rule window, type the text: Supplier:
12. Click on the Source button.

13. In the Search dropdown, select: Name and enter Supplier Name. Click on the
arrow pointing right.
14. Select Supplier Name for the Payables Subledger. Click OK.
15. After Supplier:"Supplier Name(AP,Standard)", type the text: , Supplier Number:

(That’s a comma Supplier Number ending with a colon).
for side work only)

17. In the Search dropdown, select: Name and enter: Invoice Supplier Number.
Click on the arrow pointing right.
18. Select Invoice Supplier Number for the Payables Subledger. Click OK.

20. Create a condition for Rule 1. Place your cursor in the Rule 1: Conditions
region text box, and delete the existing text No conditions found.
21. Select Source.
22. In the Search dropdown, select: Name

23. In the Search field, enter: Invoice Type. Click on the arrow pointing right.
24. Select Payables: Invoice Type.
for side work only)
25. Select OK. (Due to a bug in the environment, clicking OK does not close the
window, so click on the X at the top right corner to close the window after clicking
OK.)
26. Select Operator: Equal To (=).
27. Press Insert Value button

28. Select Standard. If the dropdown is empty, just type STANDARD.
29. Select Validate.

30. An Information window appears: Validation is complete. Select OK.
31. In the Rules table click Create.
32. In the Create Description Rule window, type Invoice Type:
35. In the Search field, enter: Invoice Type. Click on the arrow pointing right.
36. Select Invoice Type for the Payables Subledger. Click OK.
37. Type the text: , Invoice Number:
for side work only)

40. In the Search field, enter: Invoice Number. Click on the arrow pointing right.
41. Select Invoice Number for the Payables Subledger. Click OK.
43. In the Rule 2: Conditions text box, delete the text No conditions found.
44. Click Validate. Click OK in the message Validation is complete.
46. Select Done.
for side work only)
Create Account Rule
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Background
Use account rules to determine the accounts for subledger journal entry lines.
Activity Scope
In this activity you will assign different account combination rules based on the invoice
type:
1. If the Invoice Type = Standard, use Invoice Distribution Account, which is

the entered distribution in Manage Distributions
(101.10.15170.000.000.000).
2. If the Invoice Type is not equal to Standard, use Default Distribution
Account, which is the entered distribution on the invoice line
(101.10.15160.000.000.000).
Log in as Your User to create an account rule.

Subledger Accounting for Invoicing and Payments > Define Subledger
Accounting Rules > Define Subledger Accounting Methods. .
5. For the Manage Account Rules task, select Go to Task.
6. Select Create.
7. Enter unique Name: XXAccount Rule.
8. Enter Short Name (all caps, no spaces): XXACCOUNT_RULE.
for side work only)
9. Enter Description: XXAccount Rule.

10. Chart of Accounts: Must be left blank in this example.
11. Rule Type: Account Combination.
12. Select Save
13. In the Rules region click Add Row.
14. Select Value Type: Source.
15. Select Subledger Application: Payables.
16. Select Value: Invoice Distribution Account. Click OK.
18. Select Source.
19. Search Name: Invoice Type.
20. Click Search arrow.
21. Select Payables: Invoice Type.
OK.)
23. Select Operator: Equal To (=).
24. Type STANDARD after the = sign.
for side work only)

27. In the Rules table click Add Row.
28. Select Value Type: Source.

29. Select Value: Default Distribution Account.
31. Select Source.
32. Search Name: Invoice Type.
33. Click Search arrow.
34. Select Payables: Invoice Type. (Note: You might have to search for this a
couple of times.)
OK.)
36. Select Operator: Not Equal To (!=).
37. Type STANDARD after the operator.

for side work only)
41. Select Done.

Duplicate Journal Entry Rule Set
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Background
The journal entry rule set is a collection of rules. These rules are used to create
balanced journal entries for a given event type.
Activity Scope
Use an existing journal entry rule set to duplicate for use in the activities.
Log in as Your User to duplicate a journal entry rule set.

Subledger Accounting Rules > Define Subledger Accounting Methods
5. For the Manage Subledger Journal Entry Rule Sets task, select Go to Task.
6. Select the row header Name: Invoice Accrual Basis journal entry rule set.
7. Select Actions: Duplicate.
8. Enter Name: XXInvoice Accrual Basis.
9. Enter Short Name: XXINVOICE_ACCRUAL_BASIS,.
10. Enter Description: XXInvoice Accrual Basis.
11. NOTE: You must leave the Chart of Accounts blank.
for side work only)
12. Click Save and Close twice.
13. Select the row header Name: Credit Memo Accrual Basis journal entry rule set.
15. Enter Name: XXCredit Memo Accrual Basis.
16. Enter Short Name: XXCREDITMEMO_ACCRUAL_BASIS.
17. Enter Description: XXCredit Memo Accrual Basis.
18. NOTE: You must leave the Chart of Accounts blank.
NOTE: Assign your new sub-component rules: account combination rule and
description rule at the line level. For both XXInvoice Accrual Basis and XXCredit
Memo Accrual Basis journal entry rule sets, perform the following:
20. In the Journal Lines region, Item Expense line, select Account Combination
Rule: XXAccount Rule. Also select XXDescription in the Line Description
column.

22. In the Manage Subledger Journal Entry Rule Set window, select the row
header for the XXInvoice Accrual Basis or XXCredit Memo Accrual Basis.
23. Select Actions: Change Status to Activate.
24. Click Yes to answer the question: Warning: You have selected to change the
status value on this record. Do you want to continue?
25. Verify the Status of both journal rulesets is Active.
for side work only)
26. Select Done.
for side work only)
Duplicate Subledger Accounting Method
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Background
In this activity, we’ll duplicate a seeded Accounting Method called US Standard

Accrual. The reason why we need to duplicate it is that we do not allw changes to the
Oracle seeded accounting methods. But you can make a copy and make any changes
you like.

Subledger Accounting Rules > Define Subledger Accounting Methods task
list.
5. For the Manage Accounting Methods task, select Go to Task.
6. Select the row header Name: US Standard Accrual accounting method.

8. Enter Name: XX US Accrual Basis.
9. Enter Short Name: XX_US_ACCRUAL_BASIS.
10. Enter Description: XXUSAccrual Basis.
11. NOTE: The Chart of Accounts is already selected.
13. End date the Invoices Event Class: Yesterday's date.
14. Select Add Row.
15. Select Event Class: Invoices.
for side work only)
16. Select Event Type: All.

17. Select Rule Set: XXInvoice Accrual Method.
18. Enter Start Date: Today's date.
19. End date the Credit Memo Event Class: Yesterday's date.
20. Select Add Row.
21. Select Event Class: Credit Memo.
22. Select Event Type: All.
23. Select Rule Set: XXCredit Memo Accrual Method.
24. Enter Start Date: Today's date.
26. Select Done.
Change the subledger accounting method for US PL ledger:

4. Expand Financials > Define Common Applications Configurations for
Financials > Define Ledgers > Define Accounting Configurations.
5. Go to Specify Ledger Options task. Click on the link in the Selected Scope
column and select US Primary Ledger before clicking on the Go to Task icon.
for side work only)
6. Change the subledger accounting method to XX US Accrual Basis.
Ensure the current period is Open for both the primary ledger and secondary ledger:
1. Navigator>General Accounting > Period Close.
2. In the top left corner check that the Data Access Set is US Primary Ledger.
3. Check that the period status for General Ledger, Payables, Receivables and
Assets is Open for the current period. If the period status is Never Opened,
select the General Ledger icon on this page which will take you to the task Edit
Accounting Period Statuses. Select the current period record and click Open
Period. Repeat this action for the Payables, Receivables, etc. and open the
current period.
4. Select Done.
5. In the top left corner you now need to change to the secondary ledger so click
the Change button for the Data Access Set and set the value to US IFRS
Secondary Ledger. If not available, provide yourself access via the Data Access
Set Security from Lesson 2.
6. Check that the period status for General Ledger, Payables, Receivables and
Assets is Open for the current period. If the period status is Never Opened,
select the General Ledger icon on this page which will take you to the task Edit
Accounting Period Statuses. Select the current period record and click Open
Period. Select Done.
for side work only)
Create Invoice and Credit Memo, Create Accounting, Review

Subledger Journal Entries
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Creating the invoice and credit memo is to be performed by the instructor in
preparation for this course.
Participants should review the subledger accounting entries and general ledger
journals.
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Background
Use an Oracle Fusion Payables invoice and credit memo to demonstrate the
application of accounting rules.
Instructor Activity Scope
Create an Oracle Fusion Payables invoice and credit memo.
1. Log in as Your User to create Invoices.

2. Navigate to the Invoices work area.
Perform the following tasks to create an invoice:
1. Navigate: Home > Navigator > Payables > Invoices.

2. Select Create Invoice from the Invoices task list.
3. Select Business Unit: US1 Business Unit.
4. Search Supplier: Advanced Corp.
5. Enter Number: XX_STDINV_001.
6. Enter Amount: 54.75.
7. Enter Description: Advanced Corp
8. Enter Date: Today’s date
for side work only)
9. Accept all other defaults at the header level.

10. In the Lines region, Click Add Row.
11. Enter Amount: 50.
12. Click the Distribution link.
13. Click the Distribution Combination: Account Selector.
14. Complete the Distribution Combination: 101.10.15160.000.000.000.
15. Select Actions: Manage Distributions.
16. Update Item line: Account: 15170.
18. Select Invoice Actions: Validate.
19. Note: Invoice Status Summary: Validation: Validated.
20. In the Invoice Actions menu, select Account in Draft.
21. Select Save
22. Go back to the Invoice Actions menu and select View Accounting and review
the accounting lines that are created in Draft mode.
23. Note that per account rule, the Invoice: XX_STDINV_001: Invoice Item expense
Account (101.10.15170.000.000.000) is the Invoice Distribution Account,
which is the entered distribution in the invoice Manage Distributions region.
Also note the journal line description for the Expense journal line.
24. Go back to the Actions menu and select Account and Post to Ledger. This
creates accounting in Final mode and transfers it to General Ledger.
25. Click Done
26. Go back to the Invoice Actions menu and select View Accounting. If the
Accounting Status shows Draft it means the accounting in final mode has not
completed, so you have to re-query the invoice to get the latest status. Once the
create accounting process has completed the Accounting Status should show
Final in the View Accounting window. Expand any of the accounting lines and
note the ‘Journal Batch’ name. You will need this later to query to Journal Batch
in General Ledger.
27. Click Save and Close on the invoice.
Perform the following tasks to create a Credit Memo:
1. Navigate: Home > Navigator > Payables > Invoices.

2. Select Create Invoice from the Invoices task list.
3. Select Business Unit: Vision US1 Business Unit.
for side work only)
4. Search Supplier: Advanced Corp.

5. Enter Number: XX_CreditMemo_001.
6. Enter Amount: -54.75.
7. Select Type: Credit Memo.
8. Enter Description: Credit memo for subledger accounting activities.
9. Enter Date: Today’s date.
10. Accept all other defaults at the header level.
11. In the Lines region, Click Add Row.
12. Enter Amount: -50.
13. Click the Distribution link.
14. Click the Distribution Combination: Account Selector.
15. Complete the Distribution Combination: 101.10.15160.000.000.000.

16. Select Actions: Manage Distributions.
17. Update Item line Account to 15170.
18. Save and Close
19. Click Invoice Actions: Validate.
20. Note: Invoice Status Summary: Validation: Validated.
21. In the Invoice Actions menu, select Account in Draft.
22. Select Save
23. Go back to the Invoice Actions menu and select View Accounting and review
the accounting lines that are created in Draft mode.
24. Note that per the account rule, the Credit Memo: XX-CreditMemo_001: Invoice
Item expense Account (101.10.15160.000.000.000) is the Default Distribution
Account, which is the entered distribution on the invoice line. Also note the
journal line description for the Expense journal line.
25. Go back to the Invoice Actions menu and select Account and Post to Ledger.
26. Go back to the Invoice Actions menu and select View Accounting. If the
Accounting Status shows Draft it means the accounting in final mode has not
completed, so you have to re-query the invoice to get the latest status. Once the
Create Accounting process has completed the Accounting Status should show
Final in the View Accounting window. Expand any of the accounting lines and
note the ‘Journal Batch’ name. You will need this later to query to Journal Batch
in General Ledger.
27. Click Save and Close on the invoice.
for side work only)
Review Subledger Journal Entry:
1. Navigator > Payables > Invoices, or Navigator > General Accounting >
Journals.
2. Select (Subledger) Accounting task list > Review Journal Entries task.
3. Enter Ledger: US Primary Ledger
4. Enter Journal Source: Payables.
5. Enter Date: Between: Yesterday and today’s date.
6. Enter Transactions Number: Starts with: XX
7. Click Search.
8. Select the row header for XX_STDINV_001.
9. Expand the Journal Entry Details region.
10. Click View Journal Entry.
11. Select the Journal Summary tab: View Journal Entry.
12. From the Journal Entry page, you can view additional journal header and line
details.
13. Click Actions: View T-Accounts. Note that you can select Balance Option to
alter the view.
14. Click Done.
15. Click View Transaction.
16. Click Done.
17. Click Done.
Review GL journal entry:
1. Navigator > General Accounting > Journals.
2. Select Manage Journals task.

3. Enter Journal Batch name you noted down earlier.
4. Click Search.
5. Click on the journal batch.
6. Note: Batch Status: Posted, and Completion Status: Complete.
7. You can drill from any of the journal lines back to Subledger Accounting and back
to AP transaction.
8. Click Cancel.
for side work only)
The Create Accounting process can also be run in batch mode. We will not perform
this step in our class because it will interfere with the hands-on experience of your
peers. But instructions are included here for your information.
How to submit the Create Accounting process in Batch Mode:
1. Navigator > Payables > Invoices.

2. Select Accounting task list > Create Accounting task.
3. Select Subledger Application: Payables.
4. Select Ledger: US Primary Ledger.
5. Select Process Category: Invoices.
6. Select End Date: Last day of month.
7. Select Accounting Mode: Draft or Final
8. Select Report Style: Detail.
9. Select Transfer to General Ledger: No if Draft mode; Yes if Final mode.
10. Select Post in General Ledger: No if Draft mode; Yes if Final mode and you
want journals posted automatically.
11. Enter Journal Batch: XXCreate Accounting. (Only used if Accounting Mode =
Final.)
12. Select Submit.
13. Make a note of the Request ID number in the Information window.
14. Select OK.
View report results:
1. Navigator > Tools > Scheduled Processes.
NOTE: You will see your Process ID xxxxx: Display Name: Create
Accounting. There will be two additional processes with Display Name: Create
Accounting: Worker and Create Accounting Execution Report.
2. Click Refresh and select the row header for Create Accounting Execution
Report.
3. Scroll to the bottom. You could select Output Name: Default Document link to
open a PDF that you can download. But I find if you Republish the report you can
view it better.
4. Click the Republish button, then select the output type.
for side work only)
Lesson 7: Intercompany Balancing(NOT part of training agenda – for side work
only)
Lesson 7: Intercompany Balancing(NOT part of training agenda – for

side work only)
Intercompany Activities
The following are activities for Oracle Fusion Financials Common Module,
Intercompany.
1. Review Intercompany Balancing Rules and Ledger Balancing Options

2. Review journals balanced with different intercompany balancing rules
and ledger balancing options
3. Submit and review reconciliation reports
-_-_-_-_-_- Preliminary Setup -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-

In preparation for this course, one student per environment will be asked to
verify/set up the following:
1. Navigate: Home page > Navigator > Tools > Setup and Maintenance >
Manage Implementation Projects
2. Select your implementation project.

3. Expand Financials > Define and Maintain Intercompany Processing Rules.
4. For the Manage Intercompany Balancing Rules task, select Go to Task.
5. Select From Ledger: US Primary Ledger.
6. Click Search.
7. In the Search Results region, select the Primary Segment Rules tab.
8. Click the Create icon to create a new rule with the following details:
a. Primary Segment Rule
Source – Other
Category – Other
Transaction Type – None
From Ledger – US Primary Ledger
only)
To Ledger – US Primary Ledger

From Legal Entity – US1 Legal Entity
To Legal Entity – leave blank (All Other will default later)
From Primary Segment Value – 101
To Primary Segment Value – All Other
Receivables Account – 101.10.12300.000.000.000
Payables Account – 101.10.22270.000.000.000
Start Date – Date prior to today’s date e.g. 1/1/2009
End Date – Null
10. Click the Chart of Accounts Rules tab and verify the following rule exists.
a. Chart of Accounts Rule
Chart of Accounts – US Chart of Accounts
Receivables Account – 101.10.18100.000.000.000
Payables Account – 101.10.29100.000.000.000
Start Date – Date prior to today’s date e.g. 1/1/2009
End Date – Null
Source – Other
Category – Other
Transaction Type – None
12. Go to Setup and Maintenance > Manage Journal Sources and uncheck
Journal Approval. In Search Tasks, enter Manage Journal Sources. Click Go
To Task for Manage Journal Sources. Set Require Journal Approval to
unchecked for the journal source Other.
-_-_-_-_-_-_ -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ -_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_- _-_-_-_-_-_-
only)
View Intercompany Balancing Rules and Ledger Balancing Options
Background
View Intercompany Balancing Rules and Intercompany Ledger Balancing Options.

View Intercompany Balancing Rules applied to journals.
Perform the following tasks to view Intercompany Balancing Rules:
1. Navigate: Home page > Navigator > Tools > Setup and Maintenance >
Manage Implementation Projects
2. Select your implementation project.

3. Expand Financials.
4. Expand Define and Maintain Intercompany Processing Rules.
5. Select Go to Task for Manage Intercompany Balancing Rules.
6. Select From Ledger: US Primary Ledger.
7. Click Search.
8. In the Search Results region, select the Primary Segment Rules tab.
9. View the existing balancing rules and ensure there is a rule between 101 and All
Other.
10. Click the View icon in the Receivables Account column and the Payables
Account column to view the description of the segment values.
11. Select the Chart of Accounts Rules tab.
12. View the existing balancing rules.
13. Click Cancel.
14. Select Go to Task for Manage Ledger Balancing Options.
15. View Search Results region. Review the rules.
16. Click Cancel.
Perform the following tasks to enter and post a GL journal with mixed balancing
segment value assignments (legal entity and ledger):
1. Navigate: Home page > Navigator > General Accounting > Journals
2. Select Create Journals task.
only)
3. Create Journal Name “XX1 Intercompany” with Category Adjustment. Use your
initials for XX.
4. Select accounting period 03-14.
5. Enter the following journal lines. 101 is assigned to a legal entity and 203 is
assigned to the ledger.
203.10.59110.000.000.000 1,000.00
101.10.42000.000.000.000 1,000.00
6. Click Post and note down request ID.

7. Click Cancel to get back to the Manage Journals screen. Search for your
journal using your initials.
8. Click the Journal Name to drill down to view your posted journal.
9. View journal lines.
Note that intercompany balancing lines are generated to balance the journal
between primary balancing segment values 101 and 203 and the appropriate
trading partner value is populated into the intercompany segment of the
balancing lines.
Note that when balancing from 101 to 203 the Primary Segment Rule is used to
build the intercompany receivable account and when balancing between 203 and
101 the Chart of Accounts Rule is used to build the intercompany payables
account.
10. Click Cancel.
Perform the following tasks to enter and post a GL journal with balancing
segment values assigned directly to a ledger:

3. Create Journal Name “XX2 Intercompany” with Category Adjustment.
5. Enter the following journal lines. 204 and 251 are assigned to the ledger but not
to any legal entities.
204.10.59210.000.000.000 1,000.00
only)
251.90.42000.000.000.000 1,000.00

Note that ledger balancing lines are generated using the chart of accounts rule to
balance the journal between primary balancing segment values 204 and 251.
Note that while balancing the primary balancing segment values, balancing
segment 2 was also balanced between 10 and 90.
10. Click Cancel.
Perform the following tasks to enter and post a GL journal that balances by
primary balancing segment but not by balancing segment 2:

3. Create Journal Name “XX3 Intercompany” with Category Adjustment.
5. Enter the following journal lines.
101.30.59110.000.000.000 1,000.00
101.10.42000.000.000.000 1,000.00

Note that since the journal balances by primary balancing segment balancing
lines are generated to balance the journal between balancing segment 2 values
30 and 10. Ledger Balancing Options for US Primary Ledger are used to build
the accounts.
only)
Note that the intercompany segment for the balancing lines is not populated with
the trading partner for balancing segment 2.
10. Click Cancel.
Submit and Review Reconciliation Reports
Background
The Intercompany Accountant reconciles intercompany account balances at the end
of an accounting period utilizing the Intercompany Reconciliation Report.
Activity Scope
1. Submit the Extract Intercompany Reconciliation Data process.

2. Review the Intercompany reconciliation report.
Submit the Extract Intercompany Reconciliation Data Process
1. Log in as Your User.
2. Navigator > Intercompany Accounting > Reconciliation.

3. Select Tasks > Intercompany Reconciliation.
4. Select Submit button at the top right corner of the page. This takes you directly
to the submission window for the Extract Intercompany Reconciliation Data
process.
5. Enter Provider Ledger: US Primary Ledger.
6. Enter Provider Accounting Period: 03-14. Leave all other fields blank.
7. Click Submit.
8. Note the Process ID in the Information window.
9. Click OK.
10. Click Back
11. In the Manage Scheduled Processes window, select Refresh.
Review the Intercompany Reconciliation Reports
only)
1. For the line with your Process ID, click the refresh icon until the status displays
Succeeded.
2. In the BI Publishing Options region (top of the screen), select the refresh icon,
and then select your Request ID from the drop down.
3. Click View Report. This will take you to the Intercompany Reconciliation
Period Summary report.
4. The Period Summary Report displays several rows. Note that where the
Provider LE or Receiver LE is displayed as UNASSIGNED, this means the
primary balancing segment value on the balancing line is not assigned to a legal
entity.
5. Review the intercompany receivable balance that US1 Legal Entity has against
US2 Legal Entity, and the intercompany payable balance that US2 Legal Entity
has against US1 Legal Entity. Note there is a difference in the right-most
column. The hyperlinks on the amount fields provide drill down capability. Click
on the difference amount.
6. Review the Summary by Source page. Notice the balance for intercompany
receivables is higher than the balance for intercompany payables. Drill down on
the difference amount down to the journal. The difference is due to the
intercompany payables balance of Intercompany Batch 2020 not having been
transferred and posted to General Ledger, whereas the intercompany
receivables balance has been transferred and posted.
7. Click Cancel to return to the journal lines page. Click Back to Source
Summary Report button. Click Back to Period Summary Report button.
8. You can click on any amount with a hyperlink on any page to view the details
behind the balance. Review the remaining rows on the report and drill down to
see the details of the journals you posted. Note that your journal XX3
Intercompany is not reflected on the report because it was only balanced for
balancing segment 2. The report only includes balancing lines for the primary
balancing segment.
9. You can also choose different output formats in which to review the data.
10. Click Done.
Lesson 8: Oracle Fusion Tax (NOT part of training agenda – for side work only)
Lesson 8: Oracle Fusion Tax (NOT part of training agenda – for side
work only)
Lesson 8: Oracle Fusion Tax Activities
The following are activities for Oracle Fusion Tax:
 Viewing Calculated Tax on a Receivables Transaction

 Creating a Minimum Tax Configuration
 Using the Tax Simulator to Test a Receivables Transaction
Viewing Calculated Tax on a Receivables Transaction
Background
After setting up your tax configuration and verifying the transaction results through
testing, you can enable the applicable tax or taxes for transactions. The tax
determination process uses your tax configuration and the details on the transaction to
determine which taxes apply to the transaction and how to calculate the tax amount for
each tax that applies to the transaction.
You completed your set up and testing of your US sales tax configuration and are now
ready to apply it to a Receivables transaction.
Activity Scope
In this demonstration you will view the calculated US sales tax on a Receivables sales
invoice.
Sign in using your user.
Viewing calculated taxes on a Receivables transaction:
Begin by navigating to the Billing work area.
1. Navigator > Receivables > Billing.

2. Click the Manage Transactions link.
Use the Manage Transactions page to review, create, and edit open debits and
credits.
3. Enter 1001751 in the Transaction Number field and click the Search button.
4. Click the 1001751 link in the Transaction Number column.
5. Review the transaction details.
6. In the Tax field, click the Tax amount to view the tax calculated on the invoice
lines.
Note: You can also click the Edit icon next to the Tax field amount to edit tax
lines depending on your security settings and options specified during tax setup.
Note: The Edit icon only appears if the option ‘Allow override of calculated
tax lines’ is enabled:
Note: You could also click the Edit icon next to the Tax field amount to edit tax
lines, if the option ‘Allow override of calculated tax lines’ were enabled for
Receivables invoices created for this Business Unit, as it will be defined in the
next activity (Creating a Minimum Tax Configuration).
7. Use the Detail Tax Lines window to manage tax information for an invoice. Tax
was calculated on the transaction line based on the tax setup.
8. Click the horizontal scrollbar to view the tax rates and tax amounts.
10. Click the Save and Close list item. Once you save your transaction, a message
appears indicating that it was saved.
11. Click the OK button to the Information message.

12. Click Done.
Creating a Minimum Tax Configuration
Background
You are setting up your transaction tax configuration for your US based organization.
Activity Scope
In this example, you will learn how to create a new minimum tax configuration for US
Sales and Use tax.
Note: This practice is for illustrative purposes and may not represent your true tax
model. For example:
 The recommended setup for US sales tax is to create three different taxes
within the one tax regime to define state, county, and city taxes. You would
create multiple tax jurisdictions for each tax to cover the states, counties, and
cities that you need.
 The tax rates may not represent actual tax rates.
 You can use third party content for the creation of all detailed US tax
jurisdictions and tax rates, as well as the creation of all required geography
information such as states, counties, cities, and postal codes.
Defining a Tax Regime:
From within the Define Tax Configuration task list, create a tax regime using the
following steps.
Note: When implementing transaction tax, the Manage Tax Regimes task prompts you
to Select and Add or Create New the scope value for the implementation project. You
can select an existing tax regime value or define a new tax regime value to set the
scope.
The tax regime scope value filters existing taxes and assigns the tax regime value to
any newly defined taxes. The same logic applies to the next step in the foundation
setup. Tax regime, tax, tax status, and tax rate are all scope values defined within the
implementation project.
Defining scope values is optional and for the purposes of this demonstration, we
are not identifying any scope values. All features are selected by default.
Begin by navigating to the Setup and Maintenance work area.
1. Go to Navigator > Tools > Setup and Maintenance >Manage Implementation

Projects > XX Implementation Project > Financials > Define Common
Financials Configuration > Define Tax Configuration > Manage Tax
Regimes
2. Click the Go to Task icon for the Manage Tax Regimes task.
3. On the Manage Tax Regimes page click the Create icon.
4. Enter XX US SUT in the Tax Regime Code field.
5. Enter US Sales and Use Tax in the Tax Regime Name field.
6. Leave the default value Country in the Regime Level field.
7. Enter United States in the Country field.
8. Enter 1/1/2001 in the Start Date field.
9. Select USD - US Dollar in the Tax Currency field.
10. Enter 0.01 in the Minimum Accountable Unit field.
The value of 2 will automatically appear as a default in the Tax Precision field.
11. Select the Allow tax rounding override option.

12. In the Configuration Options tab, select US1 Business Unit in the Party Name
field.
13. In the Configuration for Taxes and Rules field, select Common configuration
with party overrides.
Common configuration appears as a default in the Configuration for Product

Exceptions field.
14. Enter 1/1/2001 in the Effective Start Date field.

Defining a Tax:
You will be taken back to the Define Tax Configuration task list in the Setup and
Maintenance work area.
17. Expand the Define Tax Configuration task list.
18. Click the Selected Scope Value link on Manage Taxes task.
19. In the Tax Regime field, select Select and Add then Apply and Go to Task
button. Select the same regime you created in the previous step, XX US SUT
and click the bottom right Save and Close button.
20. On the Manage Taxes page click the Create icon.
21. Accept the XX US SUT in the Tax Regime Code field.
22. In the Configuration Owner field, select Global configuration owner.
23. In the Tax field, enter XX US STATE SALES.
24. In the Tax Name field, enter US State Sales.
25. In the Tax Type field, select Sales tax.
26. In the Geography Type field, select STATE.
27. In the Parent Geography Type field, select COUNTRY.
28. In the Parent Geography Name field, enter United States.
Note. The Allow tax rounding override option is automatically selected

because you selected this option at the tax regime level.
29. Select the Allow override of calculated tax lines option.

30. Select the Allow entry of manual tax lines option.
31. Select the Allow duplicate registration numbers option.
32. Select the Allow creation of multiple jurisdictions option. The Allow creation
of multiple jurisdictions option is available because it was a feature selected by
default for the tax regime.
Note: The Allow tax exceptions option is automatically selected because it was
a feature selected by default for the tax regime.
Note: The Allow tax exemptions option is automatically selected because it

was a feature selected by default for the tax regime.
33. Click the Save button.
34. Click the Tax Rule Defaults tab.

35. In the Place of Supply field, select Ship-to, use Bill-to if Ship-to is not found.
36. In the Tax Applicability field, select Applicable.
37. In the Tax Registration field, select Ship-from party.
STANDARD_TC appears as a default in the Tax Calculation Formula field.
STANDARD_TB appears as a default in the Taxable Basis Formula field.
Defining a default Tax Jurisdiction:
1. From the Tax Rule Defaults tab, select the Tax Jurisdiction row
Note: If you lose your place, Define Tax Configuration > Manage Taxes. Then
query your initials in the Tax field.
2. Click the Create Default button.

3. In the Tax Jurisdiction Code field, enter XX US TX STATE SALES.
4. In the Tax Jurisdiction Name field, enter US TX State Sales.
5. In the Geography Type field, select STATE.
6. In the Geography Name field, enter TX.
7. The values of COUNTRY and United States appear in the Parent Geography
Type and Parent Geography Name fields, respectively.
8. In the Default Start Date field, enter 01/01/2001.
You will be directed back to the Edit Tax page.
Defining a default Tax Status:
1. On the Edit Tax page, Tax Rule Defaults tab, select the Tax Status row.
3. In the Tax Status Code field, enter XX US STATE SALES STANDARD.
4. In the Tax Status Name field, enter US State Sales Standard.
Defining a default Tax Rate:
1. On the Edit Tax page, Tax Rule Defaults tab, select the Tax Rate row.
3. In the Tax Status Code field, select XX US STATE SALES STANDARD from
the list of values.
4. In the Tax Rate Code field, enter XX US STATE SALES STANDARD.
5. In the Rate Periods table, e7.25nter 7.25 in the Rate Percentage field.
6. In the Effective Start Date field, enter 01/01/2001.
Enabling a Tax for Simulation:
1. On the Edit Tax page select the Enable tax for simulation option.
Note: At this time, do not select to enable the tax for transactions until we test
the configuration using the Tax Simulator.

3. Click Done.
For further information on setting up your minimum tax configuration, refer to Online
Help to view the demonstrations on:
4. Configuring Taxes for Transactions Part 1: Setting Up Tax Regimes.

5. Configuring Taxes for Transactions Part 2: Setting Up Defaults for Taxes.
6. Configuring Taxes for Transactions Part 3: Setting Up Tax Jurisdictions,
Tax Statuses, Tax Recovery Rates, and Tax Rates.
Using the Tax Simulator to Test a Receivables Transaction
Background
After setting up your tax configuration and verifying the transaction results through
testing, you can enable the applicable tax or taxes for transactions. The tax
determination process uses your tax configuration and the details on the transaction to
determine which taxes apply to the transaction and how to calculate the tax amount for
each tax that applies to the transaction.
You completed your set up and are now ready to test your US sales tax configuration on
a Receivables transaction.
Activity Scope
In this demonstration, you will use the Tax Simulator to test a Receivables transaction.
Navigating to the Tax Simulator:
1. Click Navigator > Setup and Maintenance > Manage Implementation

Projects link.
2. In the Search Results table, click the XX Implementation Project link.
3. Expand Financials > Define Common Financials Configuration> Define Tax
Configuration
4. For the Manage Simulator Transactions task, click the Go to Task icon.
Use the Manage Simulator Transactions page to test your tax configuration
with existing transactions, as well as newly created transactions, without
impacting active data.
5. In the Tax Regime field, select Select and Add then Apply and Go to Task
button. Select the same regime you previously created, XX US SUT and click the
bottom right Save and Close button.
Entering a Receivables transaction to test your tax setup:

2. In the Document Event Class field, select Sales invoice.
3. In the Legal Entity field, select US1 Legal Entity.
4. In the Business Unit field, select US1 Business Unit.
5. In the Document Number field, enter XX_SIMAR
6. In the Evaluate Taxes field, select Enabled for transactions and simulation.
The application processes all taxes enabled for transactions, simulation, or both.
7. Click the Name search icon to enter a Bill-To customer.

8. In the Name field, enter Dixon and click the Search button. Click the 59300 row
header and click OK.
9. Select Site: Dallas.
Enter line information for line number 1.
10. In the Line Description field, enter Hardware.

11. In the Amount field (scroll right), enter 3000.00.
Viewing tax lines:
13. Click the View Tax Lines button.
Use the Tax Line Details page to view additional details about the tax
calculation that applies to a specific detail tax line.
14. Use the header region to view attributes that drive tax determination or tax
calculation.
15. Use the tax line details table to view the calculated tax lines with the
corresponding tax configuration details for each transaction line.
16. Use the Rule Results region to view the processing and evaluation of the
rules associated with a rule type. For each tax rule listed in the tax rules
process results table, you can drill down to the associated rule conditions to
view the condition details. For this tax line no rules were evaluated. The default
values for the rule types were used in tax determination, so no rule conditions are
displayed.
18. Click the Save and Close button > Done.
For further information on verifying your tax configuration, refer to Online Helpl to view
the demonstrations on:
 Configuring Taxes for Transactions Part 4: Verifying Tax Configuration.

 Configuring Tax Rules Part 2: Verifying Tax Applicability Rules.
Lesson 9: Viewing Business Units
View the Business Unit that was system generated for you using the rapid
implementation spreadsheet.
NOTE: This activity is a prerequisite for Configuring Fusion Payables.
Viewing a Business Unit
1. Navigate: Navigator> Setup and Maintenance (Tools) > From the

Implementation Projects tab, select your Implementation Project >
Financials > Define Common Application Configuration for Financials >
Define Business Units.
2. Select Go to Task for Manage Business Units.
3. View your two business units: XX Canada Business Unit and XX US Business
Unit.
Note: Do NOT use periods, dashes, commas or special characters in your

Business Unit Name, such as ABC Co., Inc. This has caused issues generating
data roles. The UI does not currently validate this.
4. Leave the Default Set: COMMON and specify Location: Redwood City.
6. From the Manage Business Units page, select XX Canada Business Unit and
select Actions > Assign Business Functions.
7. View the Business Unit Functions. All will be selected by default, you can clear
check boxes for those functions you do not want this BU to perform.
8. View the Primary Ledger and Default Legal Entity.
Note: The Below Legal Entity check box is a new feature in R9 to indicate that a
profit center business unit is below the legal entity. This is used in Inventory
Management to enable intercompany supply chain flows using Supply Chain
Financial Orchestration.
9. Select Save and Go to Task > Manage Business Unit Set Assignment.
10. In the Select Scope popup, select your XX Canada Business Unit by choosing
Select and Add > Apply and Go to Task.
11. View the Reference Data Sets assigned to the different sharable setup objects.
Leave the default as COMMON.
Note: This step is required even if you do not change anything. You must save
this record. If this business unit should not share certain setup objects with other
business units, then you would change the assigned Reference Data Sets.
12. Select Save and Go to Task > Manage Service Provider Relationships.
You should see your BU assigned at all three levels.
13. Click Save and Go to Task > View Service Clients.

14. View the data and then click Done.
15. You must now ADD the task, Configure Requisitioning Business Function.
Note: You need to manually add this task because we did not choose the
Procurement offering, but this task is required for Financials. In a future release,
we will add this task to the Financials offering.
16. On the Task Lists and Tasks tool bar, click “+” icon or Select and Add under
Actions drop down menu.
17. In the Search, select Tasks .
18. Search Name: Configure Requisitioning Business Function. Click it and click
Done.
19. Select Go to Task for Verify Data Role Generation for Business Unit.
20. Click Search – Role Templates link.
21. Search Display Name: Financials Common Module Template for Business
Unit Security
22. Click Open
23. Click Generate Roles button and click OK when the operation is complete.
24. Close the Entitlements Server window.
25. Select Go to Task for Provision Roles to Implementation Users for Business
Unit.
26. Click Administration link at the top right.
27. Click Advanced Search – Users
28. Search for your user, select it, and click Open.
Note: Make sure your user is the User Type “Employee.” You need to be an
employee because we will make you a Buyer.
29. Click Roles tab

30. Click Assign
31. Search by Name:
FUN_FINANCIAL_APPLICATION_ADMINISTRATOR_JOB_XX Canada
Business Unit (note that display name is a little different)
32. Select the role, and then click Add.
33. Close OIM window.

34. Select Go to Task for Verify Data Role Generation for Business Unit
Business Function. (This is required for Payables.)
35. Click Search – Role Templates link.
36. Search by Display Name: Payables Template for Business Function
Payables Invoicing. Select the record, and click Open.
37. Click Generate Roles button, then click OK.
38. Click Summary tab
39. Expand Valid Roles
40. Scroll down to view the new roles
 AP_ACCOUNTS_PAYABLE_SPECIALIST_JOB_XXBusiness Unit
 AP_ACCOUNTS_PAYABLE_SUPERVISOR_JOB_XXBusiness Unit
 AP_ACCOUNTS_PAYABLE_MANAGER_JOB_XXBusiness Unit
41. Close OIM.

42. Select Go to Task for Provision Roles to Implementation Users for Business
Unit.
43. Click Administration link.
44. Search your user and then open the record.
45. Click Roles tab
46. Click Assign
47. Enter Name field: AP%XX%
48. Click Search
49. Assign the following AP data roles. Hint: You should use the “Name” field to
search for these data roles. You can use wildcards %. You can multi-select by
using the Ctrl key.
 AP_ACCOUNTS_PAYABLE_SPECIALIST_JOB_XX Canada Business

Unit
 AP_ACCOUNTS_PAYABLE_SUPERVISOR_JOB_XX Canada Business
Unit
 AP_ACCOUNTS_PAYABLE_MANAGER_JOB_XX Canada Business Unit
50. Click Add

51. Close OIM.
52. Expand Define Facilities for Financials task list
53. Select Go to Task for the Manage Inventory Organizations task.
Note: At the client site, you must define the prerequisites to creating an inventory org:
 Manage Facility Shifts

 Manage Facility Workday Patterns
 Manage Facility Schedules
For this class, you can skip the above steps.
54. Click Create icon

 Name: XXInventoryOrg.
 Organization: XXINVORG (All CAPS and No spaces allowed)
 Management Business Unit: XX Canada Business Unit
 Legal Entity: XX Canada Legal Entity
 Location Address Name: Redwood City
56. Click Next.
General
 Schedule: Salaried 8 Hour Schedule

 Item Master Organization: XX Inventory Org
 Starting Revision: 1
Lot, Serial Number, and Packing Unit
 Uniqueness: No uniqueness control

 Starting Serial Number: 1
58. Leave the defaults for the rest of the fields, then click Save and Close.
59. Click Done
You need to add a task called Configure Procurement Business Function

because we did not select the Procurement offering when we created our
Implementation Project. Note: In a future release, you will not have to do this.
60. Select the + sign to open the Select and Add: Task Lists and Tasks window.
61. Search Tasks and Name Configure Procurement Business Function. Select it
and click Done button at the bottom of the window.
62. Select Go to Task for Configure Procurement Business Function.

63. Select Procurement BU: XX Canada Business Unit and OK. (You may need to
wait a few seconds, even minutes.)
 Payment Terms: Immediate
 Inventory Organization: XXINVORG
 Currency: USD
 Maximum Lines in PDF: 50
You will now add the Manage Procurement Agents task.
66. Click “+” icon or Select and Add under Actions drop down menu.
67. Select Search: Tasks
68. Search Name: Manage Procurement Agents, select it, and click Done.
69. Select Go to Task for Manage Procurement Agents. Choose the Procurement
BU: XX Canada Business Unit and click OK.
70. Select the Create icon and enter the following:
 Procurement BU: XX Canada Business Unit.

 Agent: Your User. (Last name, First Name)
 Default Requisitioning BU: XX Canada Business Unit.
NOTE: This would give your user access to this Procurement BU.

72. Click Done.
73. Select Go to Task for the Configure Requisitioning Business Function task.
(This task may be at the very bottom of the task list.)
74. Select your BU for the Requisitioning BU: XX Canada Business Unit, and click
OK.
75. Select Default Deliver-to Organization: XX Inventory Org.
76. Select One-Time Location: Headquarters
Review a Supplier
Activity Scope
1. Navigator> Procurement > Suppliers.

2. Click the Manage Suppliers link in the Tasks pane to open the Manage
Suppliers page.
3. Search by Supplier “Adv.”
4. Click the Supplier Advanced Corp link in the Search Results region to open the
Edit Supplier: Advanced Corp tab.
5. Click the Sites tab.
6. Click the Create icon to add a Site. Enter the following:
 Address Name: AC Progresss US
7. Leave the rest of the defaults. Click Save and Close.
8. Click the Site link to edit it.
9. Click the Site Assignments tab.
10. Click the green “+” and enter the following:
 Client BU: XX Canada Business Unit
 Bill-to BU: XX Canada Business Unit
 Liability Distribution: 4888-000-21010-4888
12. Click Cancel.
Note: To create a supplier, the Supplier Administrator role must be assigned
to your user. (This is the seeded role that can create suppliers.) Also, the
worker associated with your login must be defined as a Procurement Agent in
the Business Unit where you are trying to add the site and site assignment.
Also the agent needs to have the Manage Supplier Task Access granted.
Lesson 10: Oracle Fusion Payables

Lesson 10: Payables Activities
The following are Activities for Payables:
 Create a Payment Term

 Manage Common Options for Payables and Procurement
 Manage Invoice Options
 Manage Payment Options
Create a Payment Term
Background
In this activity, you will create a new payment term and assign the Common Set to the
term.
Activity Scope
Prerequisite activities
This activity assumes that the following prerequisite activities have been performed.
 Create an Implementation Project

 Defining Business Units
 Provision a Data Role
Activity Steps
The installments and discounts for the payment term are as follows:
 First installment: 40 percent due in 10 days with a discount of 5 percent if paid

in 7 days.
 Second installment: 35 percent due in 20 days with a discount of 3 percent if
paid in 15 days.
 Third installment: 25 percent due in 30 days with a discount of 2 percent if
paid in 25 days.
1. Sign in with your user name.

2. From your Implementation Project, expand Financials> Define Invoicing and
Payments Configuration > Define Payables > Define Common Options for
Payables and Procurement.
3. Click the Go to Task icon on the Manage Payment Terms task.
4. In the Scope Selection, Select and Add Business Unit.
5. Select your XX Canada Business Unit.
6. Click Create.
7. In the Name field, enter the payment term name XX Payment Terms, where XX
is the number assigned to you by the instructor or your initials.
8. In the Description field, enter Multiple installments with discounts.

9. Click Add Row in the Installments region.
10. Using the information in the table, enter installment line 1 in the Installments and
Discount regions.
11. Click Add Row in the Installments region.

12. Repeat steps 10 and 11 for installment lines 2 and 3.
13. Click Add Row in the Set Assignments region.
14. Click the Set Codes list and select COMMON.
Note: You may need to save the record first.

16. Click Done.
Manage Common Options for Payables and Procurement
Background
Complete the Manage Common Options for Payables and Procurement task for
your business unit.
Activity Steps
1. Sign in with your user name.

2. Click the Navigator link.
3. From you Implementation Project, expand Financials > Define Invoicing and
Payments Configuration > Define Payables >
4. Select Go to Task for Manage Common Options for Payables and
Procurement.
The business unit name should display below the page title. If you get a
permissions error, check in Oracle Identity Manager that the data role for your
business unit is assigned to your user. See the Provision a Data Role activity
for the steps.
5. Enter the distribution information from the table below.

Field Value
Liability 3888-000-21010-4888
Prepayment 3888-000-15015-4888
Conversion Rate Variance Gain 3888-222-60044-4888
Conversion Rate Variance Loss 3888-222-60044-4888
Discount Taken 3888-000-56550-4888
Realized Gain Distribution 3888-222-60044-4888
Realized Loss Distribution 3888-222-60044-4888
6. Leave the other defaults and click Save and Close.

7. Click Done.
Manage Invoice Options
Activity Steps
1. From your Implementation Project, expand Financials > Define Invoicing and
Payments Configuration > Define Payables > Define General Payables
Options.
2. Select Go to Task for Manage Invoice Options and set the scope for your
business unit, XX Canada Business Unit.
3. Select the row for your business unit in the Search Results region.
4. Click Save and Close. The business unit you selected should appear in the
Business Unit field.
5. On the Manage Invoice Options page your business unit should appear under
the page title.
6. Configure the options that are listed in the following table. For the Payment
Terms values, choose your own XX Payment Term.
Manage Payment Options
Activity Scope
In this activity you will navigate to the Manage Payment Options task and review the
default payment options for your business unit.
Prerequisites
This activity assumes that the following prerequisite activities have been performed.
 Creating an Implementation Project

 Defining Business Units
 Provision a Data Role
 Create a Payment Term
 Manage Common Options for Payables and Procurement
 Manage Invoice Options
Activity Steps
8. Click the Go to Task icon on the Manage Payment Options task. Your business
unit should appear under the page title.
9. Review the default payment options.
Lesson 11: Configuring Oracle Fusion Payments for Payables – Ignore for class
Lesson 11: Configuring Oracle Fusion Payments for Payables – Ignore

for class
Lesson 11: Payments Activities
The following are Activities for Payments:
 Setting up a disbursement payment file and funds capture file formats, a

transmission configuration, a payment system, and a payment system
account
 Setting up an electronic payment method, a payment method defaulting
rule, a payment process file, and a report
Setting Up a Payment System
Background
You want to set up your payment system so you can test the transmission of outbound
electronic payment files.
Activity Scope
You will complete the following tasks:
 Set up a disbursement payment file format.

 Set up a funds capture settlement file format.
 Set up a transmission configuration to transmit outbound electronic payment
files to the payment system.
 Set up a payment system and associate it with the disbursement payment file
format you created.
 Setup a payment system account.
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Selecting the Disbursement Payment File Format to Create:
1. From your Implementation Project, expand Financials > Define Invoicing and
Payments Configuration > Configure Payment System Connectivity
2. Select Go to Task icon for Manage Formats page.
3. From the Type choice list, select Disbursement Payment File Formats.
4. Click Search. You will see all the Payment File Formats.

 Name: XX Disbursements format
 Code: XXD Code
 BI Publisher Template field: IBYDE_N1US
7. Click the Save and Close > OK.
Selecting the Funds Capture Settlement Format to Create:
1. From the Manage Formats page, select Funds Capture Settlement Format in
the Type choice list.
2. Click the Create button and enter the following:
 Name: XX Funds Capture format
 Code: XXFC code
 BI Publisher Template: IBYDE_N1US
3. Click Save and Close > OK > Done
Selecting the Protocol for the Transmission Configuration:
4. Select Go to Task for Manage Transmission Configurations.

5. From the Search Results table, in the Select Protocol choice list, select File
Transfer Protocol for Static File Names
Note: This drop down is next to the Create button.

7. From the Create Transmission Configuration page, enter the following:
 Configuration: XX Payments Training Configuration

 Protocol: File Transfer Protocol for Static File Names (appears as read-only).
 For the FTP Server IP Address line’s Value field, enter Payments
training.oracle.com
 For the FTP Account User Name line’s Value field, enter Payments
training username
 For the FTP Account Password line’s Value field, enter Payments training
password123
 For the Remote File Directory, enter something, such as /tmp.

 For the Sent File Name, enter something, such as /tmp
8. Click the Save and Close button > OK > Done.
Creating a Payment System:
1. Select Go to Task > Manage Payment Systems.
2. Select the Create icon to open the Create Payment Systems page.
3. In the Name field on the Create Payment System page, enter XXPayments
payment system.
4. In the Code field, enter XXps code.
5. In the Funds Capture subregion, select the Credit card and Electronic funds
transfer check boxes.
6. In the Disbursement subregion, select the Electronic funds transfer and
positive pay check box.
7. In the Formats subregion, click the green + (plus) icon and select
XXDisbursements format, which is the disbursement payment file format you
created on the Create Format page.
8. In the Formats subregion, click the green + (plus) icon and select XXFunds
Capture format, which is the funds capture settlement file format you created on
the Create Format page.
9. In the Transmission Protocols subregion, click the green + plus icon and select
File Transfer Protocol for Static File Names.
10. Click the Save and Add Accounts button.
Creating a Payment System Accounts Page:
1. In the Payment System Accounts region on the Edit Payment System

Accounts page, click the green + (plus) icon and enter Payments payment
system account.
Setting Up Payments
Background
For your business unit, you want to set up an electronic payment method with a
defaulting rule to be used with an electronic payment process profile.
 Set up an electronic payment method with a validation for use with Oracle
Fusion Payables.
 Set up a payment method defaulting rule for the electronic payment method.
 Set up a payment process profile that is used for a maximum of 5 electronic
payments that are under $1,000.
 Set up a report that is automatically submitted to the payment system that
displays the contents of the payment file.
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From your XXImplementation Project> Financials folder > Define Invoicing and
Payments Configuration folder > Define Disbursements folder > Manage Payment
Methods task > Go to Task icon > Manage Payment Methods page > Create icon >
Create Payment Method page.
Creating an Electronic Payment Method:
1. In the Name field on the Create Payment Method page, enter XXPayments
payment method.
2. In the Code field, enter XXpm code.
3. Select the Usage Rules tab. (The first tab that defaults).
4. Select the Automatically assign payment method to all payees check box.
5. Select the Payables tab.
6. Select the Enable for use in Payables check box.
7. For Business Units, select the Specific radio button.
8. Click the green + (plus) icon, and select the US1 Business Unit.
9. For First Party Legal Entities, select the All radio button.
10. For Payment Process Transaction Types, select the Specific radio button.
11. Click the green + (plus) icon, and select Payables Document from the choice
list.
12. From the Currency choice list, select Foreign and domestic.
13. From the Payee Location choice list, select Foreign and domestic.
14. Select the Validations tab.
15. In the User Defined Validations region, click the green + (plus) icon.
16. From the Field choice list, select Document amount.
17. From the Condition choice list, select Less Than.
18. In the Value field, enter 1000.
Manage Payment Method Defaulting Rules task > Go to Task icon > Manage
Payment Method Defaulting Rules page > Payables region: Create icon > Create
Payment Method Defaulting Rule page.
Creating a Payment Method Defaulting Rule:
1. In the Name field on the Create Payment Method Defaulting Rule page, enter
XXPayments payment method defaulting rule.
2. From the Payment Method choice list, select Electronic.
3. In the Defaulting Conditions region, retain the default settings.
Manage Payment Process Profiles task > Go to Task icon > Manage Payment
Process Profiles page > Create icon > Create Payment Process Profile page.
Creating a Payment Process Profile:
1. In the Name field on the Create Payment Process Profile page, enter
XXPayments payment process profile.
2. In the Code field, enter XXPPP code.
3. From the Payment File Format choice list, select ANSIX12 820 Format.
4. From the Processing Type choice list, select Electronic.
5. From the Payment Confirmation Point choice list, select When the payment
file is formatted.
6. Select the Usage Rules tab.
7. For Payment Methods, select the Specify radio button.
8. Click the green + (plus) icon, and select the payment method you created
previously, XXPayments payment method.
9. For Disbursement Bank Accounts, select the All radio button.
10. For Business Units, select the All radio button.
11. For Currencies, select the All radio button.
12. Select the Payment System tab.
13. From the Payment System choice list, select the payment system you created
previously, XXPayments payment system.
14. Note: Two options that you previously entered, default into the Configuration
Profile field (name of this payment process file plus the name of the payment
system account).
15. In the Payment File Transmission Configuration choice list, select the
payment file transmission configuration you previously created, Payments
Training Configuration.
16. Select the Payment tab.
17. In the Document Grouping Rules region, select the Due date check box.
18. In the Maximum Documents Per Payment field, enter 5.
19. Select the Payment File tab.
20. In the Payment Grouping Rules region, select the Business Unit check box.
21. In the Payment Limits region, from the Currency choice list, select USD - US
Dollar.
22. In the field to the right of the Currency choice list, enter 1000.
23. From the Conversion Rate Type choice list, select Corporate.
24. Select the Reporting tab.
25. In the Payment File Register region, from the Format choice list, select
Payment File Register Format.
26. In the Payment File Register region, select the Automatically submit when
payments are confirmed check box.
Lesson 12: Oracle Fusion Assets

Lesson 12: Assets Activities
The following are activities for Oracle Fusion Assets:
 Viewing an Asset
 Managing Fiscal Years
 Managing Asset Calendars
 Manage Prorate Conventions
 Managing Asset Books
 Defining Category Key Flexfield Values
 Managing Asset Categories
Viewing an Asset Demonstration
Background
This demonstration shows the details of an asset in the existing setup for Vision
Corporation.
Activity Scope
This demonstration is instructor-led. Log in using Casey.Brown/Assigned by Instructor.
1. Click Navigator > Fixed Assets > Asset Accounting Dashboard link .
2. Click the Assets link in the task list to open the Inquire Assets page.
3. Click the Book link and select US CORP.
4. Click the Asset Type link and select Capitalized.
5. Click the Search button.
6. In the Search Results region, you see a list of asset numbers and their
corresponding descriptions, asset types, and categories.
7. Select Asset Number 10000.
8. Scroll down to view the Financial Details, including the Book Class and
Prorate Convention.
9. On the Financial Details region within the Books region, select Depreciation
Details to view depreciation for each period based on the specified depreciation
rules.
10. On the Books region, select Transactions from the View menu to view expense
account and location information.
11. When you are finished viewing the asset details, click the Done button.
Managing Fiscal Years Activity
Background
You are an asset accounting manager at Vision Corporation and need to define a new
fiscal year according to your company's reporting and tax regulations.
Activity Scope
Create a fiscal year by using the Manage Fiscal Years page from the Setup and
1. Search for Define Fixed Assets Configuration on the All Tasks tab and
expand the folder
2. Click the Go to Task icon in the Manage Fiscal Years row.
3. On the Manage Fiscal Years page, click the Create icon.
4. Enter a unique Name: XX FIS YR (XX will be supplied by the instructor)
5. Enter a unique Description: XX Fiscal Year (XX will be supplied by the
instructor)
7. Enter a Fiscal Year: 2013 (or current year)
8. Enter a Start Date: 1/1/13 (change to the current fiscal year if other than 2013)
9. Enter an End Date: 12/31/13 (change to the current fiscal year if other than
2013)
10. Enter a Mid Year Start Date: 7/1/13 (change to the current fiscal year if other
than 2013)
Managing Asset Calendars Activity
Background
As the asset accounting manager at Vision Corporation, you have defined a fiscal year
and now need to define a new calendar using the fiscal year you just defined.
Activity Scope
Create a monthly calendar by using the Manage Calendars page from the Setup and
1. Click the Go to Task for Manage Asset Calendars.

2. On the Manage Calendars page, click the Create icon.
3. Enter a unique Name: XX MTH CAL
4. Enter a unique Description: XX Monthly Calendar
5. Select the Fiscal Year Name: Select the fiscal year you set up.
6. Enter the Periods per Year: 12
7. Select the Period Suffix: Calendar
8. Click the Add Row icon in the Periods table..
9. Enter the first period:
Period Name: JAN-13 (Depending on the year you choose to set up.)
Period Number: 1
Start Date: 1/1/13
End Date: 1/31/13
10. Click the Add Row icon to enter another period. Note that the values for Period
Number, Start Date, and End Date have been entered automatically. You only
need to enter the Period Name field: FEB-13.
11. Continue adding periods until you have entered all 12 periods. Checks that the
start and end dates are correct for each of the 12 periods.
Managing Prorate Conventions Activity
Background
As the Asset Accounting Manager at Vision Corporation, you now need to define a new
prorate convention using the fiscal year and calendar you just defined.
Activity Scope
Create a Prorate Convention by using the Manage Prorate Conventions page from
the Setup and Maintenance work area.
1. Click the Go to Task for Manage Prorate Conventions.

2. On the Manage Prorate Conventions page, click the Create icon.
3. Enter a unique Name: XX CAL MT (XX will be supplied by the instructor)
4. Enter a Description: XX Monthly Prorate Calendar (XX will be supplied by the
instructor)
5. Select the Reference Data Set: US1 BU Set
6. Select the Fiscal Year Name: Select the fiscal year you set up.
7. Check the check box Depreciate when Placed in Service.
8. Click the Add Row icon in the Prorates table..
9. Enter the first period (Depending on your chosen year):
Start Date: 1/1/13
End Date: 1/31/13
Prorate Date: 1/1/13
10. Click the Add Row icon to enter another period. Note that the values for next
Period automatically suggests start and end date as well as prorate date
11. Continue adding periods until you have entered all 12 periods. Check that the
start and end dates are correct for each of the 12 periods.
Managing Asset Books Activity
Background
You are an asset accounting manager at Vision Corporation and need to define a new
corporate book for your company. The corporate book will store all of your company's
asset information in accordance with statutory requirements and your company's
corporate policy.
Activity Scope
Create a corporate depreciation book by using the Manage Books page from the
Setup and Maintenance work area.
1. Click the Go to Task for Manage Asset Books.

2. On the Manage Asset Books page, click the Create icon.
3. Enter a unique Name: XXUS CORP.
4. Enter a unique Description: XX Vision USA Corporate Book (XX is a unique
numerical identifier that will be assigned by the instructor or your initials).
5. Select a Book Class: Corporate
Note: When you define a corporate book, the name of the corporate book you
are defining is populated automatically into the Associated Corporate Book
field.
6. Select a Ledger: US Primary Ledger

7. Select a Depreciation Calendar: XX MTH CAL (select the calendar you created
earlier).
Note: The Fiscal Year Name is populated automatically.
8. Select a Prorate Calendar: XX MTH CAL (select the calendar you created
earlier).
9. Select the Current PeriodSelect how to Divide Depreciation: Evenly
10. Check the following check boxes:
Depreciate if retire in the first year
Allow amortized changes
Allow cost sign changes
Allow ledger posting
Accounts Region
Enter the following account information:
Rules Region: Reference Data Groups Tab

Use US1 BU Set Reference Data Set Code for all reference data objects.
Rules Region: Group Rules Tab
1. Check all check boxes in this region.

Defining Category Key Flexfield Values Activity
Background
You are the asset accounting manager for Vision Corporation and your manager has
requested that you add a category for Office Supplies with a minor category of Printer.
Activity Scope
Create a major and minor category value by using the Manage Fixed Assets Key
Flexfields page from the Setup and Maintenance work area.
1. Click the Go to Task in the Manage Fixed Assets Key Flexfields row.
2. On the Manage Fixed Assets Key Flexfields page, click the Search button.
3. Highlight the Category Flexfield row and click the Manage Structure Instances
button.
4. On the Manage Key Flexfield Structure Instances page, click the Search
button.
5. Select the name Category and click the Edit icon.
6. To add a major category value, click the FA_MAJOR_CATEGORY hyperlink.
7. On the Manage Value Sets page, click the Manage Values button.
8. On the Manage Values page, click the Search button to view a list of the major
category values that have already been defined in the Search Results region.
Note that XX OFFICE SUPPLIES is not currently in the list (XX is a unique
numerical identifier that will be assigned by the instructor).
10. On the Create Value page, enter XX OFFICE SUPPLIES in the Value field.
11. Enter XX Office Supplies in the Description field.
12. Click the Save and Close button. Note that XX OFFICE SUPPLIES now appears
in the Search Results.
13. You will now create a minor category value. On the Manage Values page, click
the Done button.
14. On the Manage Value Sets page, click the Save and Close button.
15. On the Edit Key Flexfield Structure Instance page, click the
FA_MINOR_CATEGORY hyperlink.
16. On the Manage Value Sets page, click the Manage Values button.
17. On the Manage Values page, click the Create icon.
18. On the Create Value page, enter XX PRINTER in the Value field (XX is a unique
numerical identifier that will be assigned by the instructor).
19. Enter XX Printer in the Description field.
20. Select XX OFFICE SUPPLIES in the Independent Value field.
21. Click the Save and Close button. XX PRINTER now appears in the Search
Results.
22. Click the Done or Save and Close button until you return to the Setup and
Maintenance Overview page.
Managing Asset Categories Activity
Background
You are the asset accounting manager for Vision Corporation. You created category
values and now need to define a category with a major category of Office Supplies and
a minor category of Printer.
Activity Scope
Create a category by using the Manage Asset Category page from the Setup and
1. Click the Go to Task in the Manage Asset Categories row.(Last Row)

2. On the Manage Asset Category page, click the Create icon.
3. On the Create Category page, select a Major Category: XX OFFICE
SUPPLIES (this is the major category value you created earlier)
4. Select a Minor Category: XX PRINTER (this is the minor category value you
created earlier)
5. Enter a Description: Printer
6. Accept the default Category Type: Non-lease
7. Accept the default Ownership: Owned
8. Select the Property Type: Personal
9. Select the Property Class: 1245 property
10. Check the following check boxes:
Capitalized Enabled In physical inventory
1. In the Books region, click the Add Row icon.

2. Select a Book: XXUS CORP
3. On the Accounts tab, enter the following account information:
4. On the Default Rules tab, click the Add Row icon.

5. Select a Method: STL
6. Select the Life in Years: 5
7. Select the Life in Months: 0
8. Select a Prorate Convention: XX CAL MT
9. Select a Retirement Convention: XX CAL MT
10. Enter a Default Salvage Percent: 10
Lesson 13: Oracle Fusion Expenses

Lesson 13: Expenses Activities
The following are Activities for Expenses:
 Creating an Expense Template

 Setting Warning and Error Limits on a Conversion Rate Demonstration
 Viewing a Conversion Rate Warning and Error
 Modifying Approval Rules Demonstration
 Creating a Corporate Card Program
 Setting Up a Corporate Card Usage Policy Warning Demonstration
Creating an Expense Template
Background
You are implementing Expenses in your company. You are creating the expense types
that are applicable to each business unit.
Activity Scope
 Create an expense template with four expense types.

 Define the expense types permitted to be itemized for the itemization-required
expense type Hotel.
 Use the expense types in an expense report.
Navigate to the Create Expense Template page as follows:

1. From your Implementation Project, expand Financials > Define Expenses
Configuration > Define Expense Policies and Rules
2. Click the Go to Task icon for Manage Expense Report Templates
3. Click the Create icon to create a new expense report template.
Entering Header Information for a New Expense Template:
1. On the Create Expense Template page, in the Name field, enter XXTemplate.
2. In the Effective Start Date field, enter today’s date.
3. From the Business Unit choice list, select US1 Business Unit.
Creating an Expense Type for Domestic Airfare:
5. On the Create Expense Template page, select the Expense Types tab.
6. Click the Create icon. The Create Expense Type dialog box appears.
7. In the Name field, enter Domestic Airfare.
8. From the Category choice list, select Airfare.
9. From the Account choice list, select 60500 (travel expense) .
10. From the Receipt Requirements tab, click the define amount required radio
buttons.
11. In the Receipt Required Above field, enter 0 (zero) for both cash expense
lines and corporate card expense lines.
12. Click the Save and Create Another button.
Creating an Expense Type for Room Charge:
13. In the Name field of the Create Expense Type dialog box, enter Room Charge.
14. From the Category choice list, select Accommodations.

15. From the Account choice list, select 60500 (travel expense).
16. Select the This expense type used in itemization only check box. NOTE: This
expense type is now only available for an expense type that is required to be
itemized.
Creating an Expense Type for Internet:
18. In the Name field of the Create Expense Type dialog box, enter Internet.
19. From the Category choice list, select Miscellaneous.
21. Select the This expense type used in itemization only check box. NOTE: This
expense type is now only available for an expense type that is required to be
itemized.
Creating an Expense Type for Hotel:
23. In the Name field of the Create Expense Type dialog box, enter Hotel.
24. From the Category choice list, select Accommodations.
26. From the Receipt Requirement tab, click the define amount required radio
buttons.
27. In the Receipt Required Above field, enter 0 (zero) for both cash expense
lines and corporate card expense lines.
28. Select the Itemization tab.
29. From the Itemization choice list, select Required. NOTE: This expense type,
Hotel, is now required to be itemized.
30. Confirm that the expense types you created for Room Charge and Internet
appear in the table on the Itemization tab.
31. Select the Include check boxes for both the Room Charge and the Internet
expense types. NOTE: These two expense types are now available as itemizable
expense types.
Creating Corporate Card Mapping for Airfare and Hotel:
33. Click on the Card Expense Type Mapping Tab.
34. Select the Enable Corporate Card Mapping checkbox.

35. Select Domestic Airfare for Default Expense Type.
36. For Card Expense Type of Air, select Expense Type of Domestic Airfare.
37. For Card Expense Type of Hotel, select Expense Type of Hotel. Select the
Automatic Itemization checkbox.
38. Click the Save and Close button.Click the Done button.
Confirming that Newly Created Expense Types Appear in the Newly Created
Expense Template:
1. Login with user name: casey.brown.

2. From the Navigator menu, click the Expenses link under the My Information
menu. The Expenses work area appears.
3. Click the Create Report button. The Create Expense Report page appears.
4. In the Create Expense Report page, click the Create Expense Item button. The
Create Expense Item dialog box appears.
5. In the Date field, enter today’s date.
6. From the Expense Template choice list, select the expense template that you
created.
7. From the Expense Type choice list, confirm that you see the Domestic Airfare
and Hotel expense types that you created.
8. From the Expense Type choice list, select Hotel. Notice that the Itemize button
is now enabled because you specified that the Hotel expense type is required to
be itemized.
9. Click the Itemize button.
10. Click the Add Line button to create a new line.
11. View the Expense Type choice list. You will see the two expense types of Room
Charge and Internet that you previously defined as itemizable expense types.
12. Click the Cancel button as we will not create an expense report in this stage.
13. Click Cancel again to return to the Expenses work area.
Setting Warning and Error Limits on a Conversion Rate

Demonstration
Purpose of demonstration:
 You are setting a warning limit on the conversion rate. If users enter a conversion
rate that is 5-10% higher than the default conversion rate, they will see a
Warning.
 You are setting an error limit on the conversion rate. If users enter a conversion
rate that is more than 10% higher than the default conversion rate, they will see
an Error.
Login: Use your username.
Navigate to the Manage Conversion Rates and Policies page as follows:
1. From your Implementation Project, expand Financials > Define Expenses

Configuration > Define Expense Policies and Rules
2. Click the Go to Task icon for Manage Conversion Rates and Policies.
3. Click the US1 Business Unit link.
4. In the Edit Conversion Rates and Policies: US1 Business Unit dialog box,
perform the following steps:
 Ensure that the Default conversion rate check box is selected.

 In the Warning Tolerance Percentage field, enter 5.
 Select the Display warning to user check box.

 In the Error Tolerance Percentage field, enter 10.
5. In the Individual Currency Exceptions region, perform the following steps:
 Click the green + (plus) icon to create a row.

 From the Currency choice list, select MXN - Mexican Peso
 In the Warning Tolerance Percentage field, enter 10.
 In the Display Warning to User column, select the check box.
 In the Error Tolerance Percentage field, enter 15.
Viewing a Conversion Rate Policy Warning and Error
Background
During your business trip to the UK, you took a taxi ride and paid for it by using your
personal Visa credit card. After returning, you are entering your expenses. You notice
that a different conversion rate was applied to the taxi expense by Visa than the one
used by your company.
Activity Scope
 View a conversion rate warning.

 View a conversion rate error.
Viewing a Warning for a Conversion Rate Used in an Expense Report:
1. Login with user: Casey.Brown.

2. From the Navigator menu, click the Expenses link under the My Information
menu.
3. In the Expenses work area, click the Create Report button. The Create
Expense Report page appears.
4. Click the Create Expense Item button. The Create Expense Item dialog box
appears.
5. In the Date field, enter today's date.
6. Select Expense template Expenses US1
7. From the Expense Type choice list, select Taxi.

8. From the Amount choice list , select GBP - Pound Sterling and enter 100.
NOTE: GBP may be near the top of the choice list, rather than in alphabetical
order.
9. In the Conversion Rate field, change the conversion rate from 1.582 to 1.70.
10. In the Expense Location field, enter San Francisco, San Francisco,
California, United States.
11. NOTE: You will see a yellow warning that surrounds the Conversion Rate field,
which indicates the conversion rate you entered of 1.70 is 5% or more above the
allowable limit of 1.582. For entering the conversion rate of 1.70, which resulted
in a warning, you are required to enter a justification.
12. In the Justification field, enter the following justification: Conversion rate
applied by Visa.
Viewing an Error for a Conversion Rate Used in an Expense Report:
14. In the Date field on the Create Expense Item dialog box, enter today's date.
15. From the Expense Type choice list, select Lunch.
16. From the Amount choice list , select GBP - Pound Sterling and enter 100.
17. In the Conversion Rate field, change the conversion rate to 1.80.
18. Confirm that the Expense Location choice list shows San Francisco.
20. NOTE: You will receive a red error that surrounds the Conversion Rate field,
which indicates that the conversion rate you entered of 1.80 is 10% or more
above the allowable limit of 1.582.
21. TIP: If you do not see the error message, click the Save and Close button and
then submit the expense report. You will then see a message that indicates that
you cannot submit an expense report with errors. You will note a red error icon
on the line. Click the expense item link and then you will see the error that was
not showing previously.
22. Click the Save and Close button. Note that Expenses will not let you submit the
expense.
23. In the Conversion Rate field, change the conversion rate to 1.65, which is less
than 1.70 for which you received a warning.
25. Note that the amounts in the Reimbursable Amount column on the Create
Expense Report page update correctly.
Modifying Approval Rules – Ignore for class
Purpose of this demonstration: To demonstrate that companies can create or

modify approval rules to implement their expense report policies.
Instructor: In this instructor-led demonstration, modify the following two

predefined approval rules that represent the company policy.
 Expense reports with report total = < $1,000 is automatically approved.
 Expense reports with report total > = $1,000 requires one level of
supervisory approval.
You will modify the preceding predefined rules to reflect the following changes:
1. Expense reports with report total = < $1,000 is automatically approved.
2. Expense reports with report total > $1,000 and < = $2,000 requires one level of
supervisory approval.
3. Expense reports with report total > $2,000 requires two levels of supervisory
approval.
Demonstration Steps:
Modifying an Existing Approval Rule to Add a New Condition That Requires

a Single Level of Supervisory Approval for a Report Total Greater Than $1,000
and Equal to or Less Than $2,000
1. From the Manage Expense Approval Rules task, click the Go to Task icon.
This opens the BPM Worklist.
2. From the Tasks to be configured pane, select the

FinExmWorkflowExpenseApproval task.
3. To define and modify rules, click the Edit (pencil) icon on the icon tool bar to
make the rule editable.
4. Click on Assignees
5. Click on Switch to Vertical Layout.
6. Click on SoaOLabel.ExpenseReportOwnerRoutingParticipants (shown below)
7. At the bottom of the page, you will see Business rule: Expense
ExpenseReportOwnerRuleSet hyperlink. Click on the hyperlink (not on the
edit button).
8. Click on the first rule set, ExpenseReportRuleSet.
9. Expand the predefined rule.
10. In the To add a new blank condition, click on the green + sign.
11. Expand the new rule
12. In the Condition Browser popup window, expand Task > payload >
getExpenseReportVOResponse > result.
13. Select the expenseReportTotal and then click the OK.
14. In the middle field, select same or less than from the choice list.
15. In the right-most field, enter 2000. Now you have modified the existing rule by
adding a condition that requires a single level of supervisory approval for
expense reports with a report total > $1000 and < = $2,000.
16. Collapse the rule you just modified.
Adding a New Approval Rule That Requires Two Levels of Supervisory Approval
for a Report Total Greater Than $2,000
1. Click the Plus (Add Rule) icon choice list to the right of the View choice list,
select Add Rule.
2. Expand the new rule. It has blank IF and THEN regions.
3. In the rule name field, enter Report Total over 2000.
4. In the IF region, click the LOV search icon in the left-most field.
5. Expand Task > payload > getExpenseReportVOResponse > result.
6. Select expenseReportTotal and then click OK.
7. From the middle list, select more than.
8. In the far-most right field, enter 2000. You have now defined the condition for
expense reports over $2,000.
9. In the THEN region, from the Plus icon choice list, select Add Approver ->
Supervisory. Now you can add levels to the hierarchy.
10. For the Response Type, select the Required radio button.
11. In the Number of Levels field, enter 2.
12. Click the LOV search icon for the Starting Participant field. The Add
Hierarchy Participant dialog box appears.
13. Select the Get Manager radio button.
14. From the List Builder list, select Supervisory.
15. In the Reference User field, enter Task.creator. NOTE: Task.creator means
the expense report submitter.
16. Click OK.
17. Click the LOV search icon for the Top Participant. The Add Hierarchy
Participant dialog box appears.
18. Select the Get User radio button.
19. In the Reference User field, enter "Samuel.Mabry" (be sure to add the
quotes) as the name of the highest person in the supervisory hierarchy.
20. Click the OK button. You have completed the approval hierarchy definition for
reports over $2,000.
21. Click Validate. You should have no validation errors or warnings.
22. Click the Save icon in the icon toolbar.
24. Click the Commit task icon in the icon toolbar.
Please skip the following activity for this class.
Reviewing the Approver List to Confirm Changes to the Approval Rules
1. Login: Use your username.
2. You will create two expense reports, one with a report total of 1,500 USD and
another with a report total of 2,500 USD and submit for approval.
Creating an Expense Report with an Expense Item of $1,500
1. Navigator > My Information > Expenses link.
This opens the Expenses work area.
2. In the Expenses work area, click the Create Report button. The Create
Expense Report page appears.
3. In the Purpose field, enter report total equals 1500.
4. Click the Create Expense Item button. The Create Expense Item dialog box
appears.
5. From the Expense Type choice list, select any type (this is only a test).
6. From the Amount choice list, select USD - US Dollar.
7. To the right of the Amount choice list, enter 1500.
8. In the Merchant Name field, enter anything.
Confirming the Modified Approval Rule for Expense Reports Greater Than $1,000
and Equal to or Less Than $2,000
1. Click the Pending Approval tab.
2. Click the Expense Report Number link for the expense report number that
you noted above. TIP: The most recent expense report link is always the one
at the bottom of the table.
Alternatively, you can copy the expense report number from the message and
paste it into the Query by Example (QBE) field for the expense report. To
enable the QBE functionality, click the QBE icon and a row of fields display
above the table.
3. Click the Approver List link. The Approver List hierarchy displays.
4. Note the approver listed in the Expense Report Approval Stage.
Creating an Expense Report with an Expense Item of $2,500
1. Navigator > My Information > Expenses link.
This opens the Expenses work area.
2. Click the Create Report button. This opens the Create Expense Report
page.
3. In the Purpose field, enter report total equals 2500.
4. Select the “I have read and accept the corporate travel and expense
policies” check box.
Click the Create Expense Item button. The Create Expense Item dialog box
appears.
5. From the Expense Type choice list, select Car Rental, as an example.
6. From the Amount choice list, select USD - Dollar.
7. To the right of the Amount choice list, enter 2500.
8. In the Merchant Name field, enter Hertz, as an example.
11. Note the confirmation expense report number.
Confirming the New Approval Rule for Expense Reports Greater Than $2,000
1. Click the Pending Approval tab.
2. Click the Expense Report link of the expense report number that you noted
above. TIP: The most recent expense report link is always the one at the bottom
of the table.
Alternatively, you can copy the expense report number from the message
and paste it into the Query by Example (QBE) field for the expense report. To
enable the QBE functionality, click the QBE icon and a row of fields display
above the table.
3. Click the Approver List link. The Approver List hierarchy displays.
4. Note the approver listed in the Expense Report Approval Stage.
Creating a Corporate Card Program
Background
Your company has chosen American Express as your corporate card issuer. You are
ready to start processing corporate card transaction files. To enable the processing, you
will set up the applicable entities.
Activity Scope
1. Define a corporate card mapping rule.

2. Create a corporate card program and company account number with American
Express.
3. Assign the mapping rule to the corporate card program to enable the upload
process to derive corporate card expense types for the corporate card
transactions.
Creating a Corporate Card Mapping Rule
A corporate card mapping rule enables you to assign a corporate card expense
type to the transactions based on the transaction codes in the corporate card
transaction file. Once the corporate card expense type is derived using the mapping
rule, the corporate card expense type is converted to a user-defined expense type. This
expense type is derived using the corporate card expense type mapping in the default
expense template.
NOTE: Only those corporate card transactions with associated expense types are
displayed in the Expenses work area.
Login: Use your username.
Navigate to the Manage Corporate Card Expense Type Mapping Rules page as
follows:
Setup and Maintenance work area > Implementation Projects tab > Tasks pane:
Manage Implementation Projects link > XX Implementation project link > Financials
folder > Define Expenses Configuration folder > Define Credit Card Data folder >
Manage Corporate Card Expense Type Mapping Rules task > Go to Task icon >
Manage Corporate Card Expense Type Mapping Rules page.
NOTE: For the exercise below, XX will be assigned by the instructor.
1. On the Manage Corporate Card Expense Type Mapping Rules page, click the
Create icon. The Create Corporate Card Expense Type Mapping Rule dialog
box appears.
2. In the Name field, enter XXMapping Rule.
3. From the Source Lookup Type choice list, select MIS Industry Codes. MIS
Industry Codes is a lookup that contains the American Express corporate card
transaction codes that describe the type of transactions in the corporate card
transaction file.
4. From the Default Card Expense Type choice list, select Miscellaneous.
5. Map the Source Lookup Codes to the following corporate card expense
types:
6. From the Card Expense Type choice list for Source Lookup Code 01, select
Air.
Hotel.
Meal.
Miscellaneous.

Creating a Corporate Card Program and Company Accounts
A corporate card program represents your agreement with the card issuer, your
organization setup within the card issuer system, and the payment liability.
Navigate to the Create Corporate Card Program page as follows:
Manage Implementation Projects link > XX Implementation Project link >
Financials folder > Define Expenses Configuration folder > Define Expense
Policies and Rules folder > Define Credit Card Data > Manage Corporate Card
Programs task > Go to Task icon > Manage Corporate Card Programs page.
1. In the Manage Corporate Card Programs page, click the Create icon. The
Create Corporate Card Program page appears.
2. In the Name field, enter: XXAMEX.
3. In the Description field, enter XXAmerican Express Travel Card.
4. From the Card Type choice list, select Travel.
5. From the Card Brand choice list, select American Express.
6. Select the Upload Rules tab.
7. From the File Format choice list, select American Express KR1025.
8. From the Employee Matching Rule for New Cards choice list, select
Employee number.
9. In the Card Expense Type Mapping Region, select XXMapping Rule from the
Transaction Summary Mapping Rule choice list. NOTE: This is the mapping
rule that you created previously.
10. From the Transaction Summary Source Column choice list, select MIS
industry code.
11. In the Company Accounts region, click the Create icon. The Create Company
Account dialog box appears.
12. In the Company Account Name field, enter XXCompany Account.
13. In the Company Account Number field, enter XX1000.
14. In the Market Code field, enter 001.
15. In the Requesting Control Account Number field, enter XX2000.
16. From the Card Issuer choice list, select American Express.
17. From the Card Issuer Site choice list, select US1 Business Unit.
18. From the Payables Business Unit choice list, select US1 BU.
19. From the Payment Currency choice list, select: USD – US Dollar.
20. From the Payment Terms choice list, select Immediate.
21. From the Payment Option choice list, select Both.
22. In the Expense Clearing Account field, enter 101.10.22190.000.000.000.
NOTE: If you receive an error message, click the Expense Clearing Account
icon and search for any missing segments in the Expense Clearing Account
dialog box.
24. To exit the page, click the Save and Close button.
HINT: If Card Issuer Site, Payment Terms, and Expense Clearing Account are
grayed out, please try to Save. The system will throw an error and ungray the
fields.
Setting Up a Corporate Card Usage Policy Warning Demonstration
Purpose of demonstration: To demonstrate how to set up a warning to enforce

corporate card usage.
Navigate to the Manage Corporate Card Usage Policies page as follows:
Manage Implementation Projects link > XX Implementation Project link >
Financials folder > Define Expenses Configuration folder > Define Credit Card Data
folder > Manage Corporate Card Usage Policies task > Go to Task icon > Manage
Corporate Card Usage Policies page.
1. In the Manage Corporate Card Usage Policies page, click the US1 Business
Unit link.
2. In the Edit Corporate Card Usage Policy: US1 Business Unit dialog box, enter
a Cash Limit of 100 for Airfare.
3. In the Warning Tolerance Percentage field for Airfare, enter 0 (zero).
4. For Airfare, select the Display Warning to User check box.
6. To exit the page, click the Done button.
Lesson 14: Oracle Fusion Receivables

Lesson 14: Receivables Activities
The following activities are for Oracle Fusion Receivables:
 Receivables System Options

 Implementing SmartReceipts
 Manage AutoMatch Rule Sets
 Manage Receipt Application Exception Rules
 Manage AutoCash Rule Sets
 Receivables System Options
 Manage Lockbox
 Customer Profile Class
 Applying a Receipt to a Transaction
 Defining a Profile Class
Activity Introduction: Receivables System Options Demonstration
Background
Demonstrate navigating the Receivables System Options page and setting required
system options to configure the Receivables environment.
Activity Scope

2. Setup and Maintenance work area > All Tasks tab > Search field: select Task
lists > Name field: enter Receivables > Search button > Define Receivables
Configuration > Manage Receivables System Options: Go to Task icon
3. In the Manage Receivables System Options row, click the Go to Task icon.
4. Click the search button
5. In the Manage Receivables System Options page, select US1 Business Unit
and click the Search button.
6. Click the US1 Business Unit hyperlink.
7. Click the Billing and Revenue tab if it is not already selected.
8. Click the Require salesperson check box.
9. In the Tax Account field, enter the tax account to use on transactions when no
tax account is provided.
10. In the Days per Posting Cycle field, enter 20.
11. In the Tax Invoice Printing Options field, select Itemize Taxes.
12. In the Document Number Generation Level field, select When saved.
13. Click the Assess late charges check box.
14. In the Grouping Rule field, select Default.
15. In the Maximum Memory in Bytes field, enter 102400.
16. In the Log File Message Level field, enter 0.
17. Click the Cash Processing tab.
18. In the Application Rule Set field, select Line And Tax Prorate.
19. Click the Use AutoApply check box.
20. In the Chargeback Due Date field, enter Entered date.
21. In the Realized Gains Account field, enter your designated general ledger
account.
22. In the Invoices per Commit field, enter 100.
23. In the Receipts per Commit field, enter 100.
Implementing SmartReceipts
Background
Fusion Receivables continues to support Autolockbox, but has enhanced the ability to
apply receipts automatically. The new SmartReceipts functionality is rooted in the
AutoApply process and leverages a number of setup points. It should be noted that the
functionality can be leveraged by AutoLockbox and has been extended to receipts
created manually or through Excel uploads.
Note: When creating new setup, please use your initials in the values assigned to
prevent conflicts with your fellow classmates. In addition, everyone will be looking at
the System Options for US1 Business Unit. Please do not save any changes when
looking at or evaluating this setup. This will prevent you from conflicting with your
classmates.
When implementing Fusion Receivables and depending on your requirements, you may
need to configure, or update the defaults for, various setups related to receipts:
 Define AutoCash Rules
 Define Application Rules
 Define AutoMatch Rules
 Define Receipt Application Exception Rules
 Implementation Considerations for Lockbox
Review Receivables System Options

1. Setup and Maintenance work area > All Tasks tab > Search field: select
Task lists > Name field: enter Receivables > Search button > Define
Receivables Configuration > Manage Receivables System Options: Go to
Task icon
2. Select US1 Business Unit and select Search.
3. Click on the US1 Business Unit hyperlink to review the setup.
4. Select Cash Processing tab and review related cash processing settings.
These are the primary drivers of the SmartReceipts functionality that are used by
the AutoApply processes.
AutoApply
The Use AutoApply option is enabled when you want to use AutoApply to process
receipts for the business unit. This applies to manually entered receipts, receipts
created through Excel upload (ADFdi integration) and receipts created through
lockbox processing. AutoApply attempts to process receipts even when there is
invalid or only partial information available to match receipts to transactions. The
AutoApply process matches transactions to receipts and either applies receipts
automatically or presents transaction recommendations for receipt application to you
for manual processing.
If you enable the Use AutoApply option, you can use an AutoMatch rule set to help
define how to match customers to receipts and receipts to transactions to complete
receipt processing.
Use the Days to AutoApply a Receipt field to specify the number of days that
AutoApply attempts to apply a receipt to a transaction. Use this field if your
customers often pay for transactions before they are created. AutoApply looks for
and attempts to apply open receipts for the number of days that you specify. If you
do not enter a value in this field, AutoApply tries to apply the receipt only once.
Important: If you do not enable AutoApply, and if you do not set up an AutoCash
rule set to indicate how to apply receipts, then Receivables leaves all receipts that
you create unapplied.
AutoMatch Rule Set: The AutoMatch rule set provides information that is used by
AutoApply to complete the process of applying receipts to transactions. The settings
in the AutoMatch rule set provide these recommendations:
 Customer recommendations: The matching process recommends
customers for lockbox receipts that have invalid or missing customer
information.
 Transaction recommendations: The matching process recommends one or
more transactions for receipt application for both lockbox and manual
receipts.
AutoCash Rule Set (optional): Use an AutoCash rule set to indicate how to apply
receipts to transactions in cases where there is no transaction reference available
for the receipt. Receivables first looks for the AutoCash rule set defined for the
customer profile either at the customer site or customer level to apply the receipt.
Manage AutoMatch Rule Sets

Receivables Configuration > Define Customer Payments > Manage
AutoMatch Rule Sets: Go to Task icon.
An AutoMatch rule set helps to complete the process of applying receipts to

transactions. The settings include these recommendations:
 Customer recommendations: The matching process recommends
customers for lockbox receipts that have invalid or missing customer
information. If the customer information is missing, it cannot create a
customer recommendation.
 Transaction recommendations: The matching process recommends one or
more transactions for receipt application for both lockbox and manual receipts
if the match(es) is/are not within the defined threshold.
AutoMatch Threshold Settings

The AutoMatch threshold settings have the following meaning:
 Customer Recommendation Threshold: The qualifying percentage
necessary to add customer information to a receipt. If the calculated score for
a customer account number is above this threshold, then the AutoApply
process adds this customer information to the receipt. The system will provide
recommended matches if it does not find a match within the threshold.
 Minimum Match Threshold: The qualifying percentage necessary to define

the relative importance of customer, transaction and amount matches when
deciding the final match score. If the calculated score for one or more
transactions is above this threshold, the AutoApply process recommends the
transactions for receipt application, in order of the highest percentage match.
NOTE: The minimum match threshold must be less than the customer
recommendation threshold and the combined weighted threshold.
 Combined Weighted Threshold: The qualifying percentage necessary for
the AutoApply process to apply a receipt to a transaction automatically. This
percentage is the sum (always 100%) of the qualifying percentages defined
for the supplied customer information, transaction information, and actual
transaction amount that is considered for receipt matching.
 Days of Closed Invoices Threshold: Determines which closed
transactions to include in the AutoMatch process. All transactions that were
closed on or before the number of days provided as the threshold value are
considered for application or recommendation.
AutoMatch Calculation
The threshold qualifying percentages defined in the AutoMatch rule set are
compared to the resulting scores of each customer account number or
transaction number that is analyzed by the matching process.
The matching process derives a recommendation in this way:
1. If applicable, remove characters and spaces from the number as defined
by the AutoMatch rule set string handling.
2. Apply the formula (Levenshtein algorithm) to the resulting string to obtain
the score. This formula is:
1 - (number of changes required to make the recommended string match
the provided string / length of the larger string)
3. Compare the resulting score to the applicable threshold.
For example, transaction number 10010 is provided by lockbox for a receipt
application. This number does not exist, but Receivables finds the number
AR10001. The recommendation for this number is calculated in this way:
1. The AutoMatch rule set string handling settings indicate that the first two
characters are to be removed from a string under consideration.
Receivables removes AR, leaving the number 10001.
2. It will take one change for 10001 to match 10010. Therefore, the score for
this match is (1 - 1/5) = 80%.
3. The 80% score exceeds the Combined Weighted Threshold value of 70%,
so the receipt is automatically applied to transaction AR10001.
4. To create a new AutoMatch rule, select the Create icon.
5. Specify the following:

 Set: US1 BU Set
 Name: AutoMatch XX (where XX represent your initials)
 Description: AutoMatch XX
 Customer Recommendation Threshold: 95
 Minimum Match Threshold: 75
 Combined Weighted Threshold: 95
 Days of Closed Invoices Threshold: 30
Combined Weighted Threshold Details

Define the relative importance of customer, transaction and amount matches.
 Customer Weight: 20
 Transaction Weight: 70
 Amount Weight: 10
Amount Weight Exceptions

Define the exceptions to consider for amount weight.
 Net of Tax Weight: 70
 Net of Tax and Freight Weight: 70
 Net of Freight Weight: 80
 Unearned Discount Weight: 60
You will not be setting up any string handling, but you can use this to have
AutoMatch ignore values of either the transaction or the remittance reference
values when comparing the value for a match.
Select Save and Close > Done.
Note: Additional explanations can be found in the Fusion Application Help.
Manage Receipt Application Exception Rules

Receivables Configuration > Define Customer Payments > Manage Receipt
Application Exception Rules: Go to Task icon.
Use Receipt Application Exception Rules to manage remaining amounts after

SmartReceipts/AutoApply, which can be from manual receipts, Excel uploaded
receipts, and lockbox receipts.
The AutoApply process uses the details of the Receipt Application Exception
Rules either to process overpayments and underpayments automatically or to
present overpayments and underpayments for user review and manual
adjustment:
 If there is an overpayment, the application exception rule indicates
whether to refund the amount to the customer, place the amount on
account, write off the amount, or leave the amount unapplied.
 If there is an underpayment, the application exception rule indicates
whether to allow write off of the remaining open balance amount on the
transaction.
Exception Rules
Each exception rule in Receipt Application Exception Rules consists of a
condition, the amount and percentage that apply to the condition, and the action
to take when this condition arises:
 The Action field contains the receivables activities that you have defined
for Adjustment, Receipt Write-off, or Refund.
 The underpayment or overpayment amount is accounted for in the general
ledger accounts belonging to the applicable receivables activity.
 The User Review Required option indicates whether the action is
processed automatically or requires manual review and approval.
Exception Rule Example: Over Payment >= 100 Refund
This means that after the receipt is applied, if the remaining overpayment is greater than $100,
then a refund will be generated.
Exception Rule Example: Under Payment < 5 Write-off
This means that if a receipt application results in an underpayment of less than $5, then the
remaining amount will be automatically written off unless User review is required.
2. To set up a new rule, select the Create icon.
3. Specify the following:

 Set: Common Set
 Name: Default Exception Rule XX
 Description: XX Default Receipt Application Exception Rule
4. Select the Add row icon and specify the following:

 Condition: Overpayment greater than or equal to
 Amount: 10
 Percentage: 0
 Action: On Account
 User Review Required: Yes
Note: Selecting User Review Required means that AutoApply will create a
recommendation for the user to review before actually putting the amount on
account. The user can accept the recommendation or choose to apply the
remaining amount to another transaction or take other actions as needed.

 Condition: Overpayment less than
 Amount: 10
 Percentage: 0
 Action: Adjustment
 User Review Required: No

 Condition: Overpayment less than
 Amount: 3
 Percentage: 0
 Action: Receipt Write Off
 User Review Required: Not Selected
7. Select Save and Close > Done.
Manage AutoCash Rule Sets
Configuration > Define Common Accounts Receivable Configuration >
Manage AutoCash Rule Sets: Go to Task icon.
Note: Setup is relatively self-explanatory and the feature is brought forward from
Oracle E-Business Suite R12.
During payment processing, Oracle Fusion Receivables uses the Match

Receipts By rules to attempt to match receipts to open transactions, and either
apply receipts automatically or present recommendations for receipt application.
If transactions cannot be matched or transaction information is not available,
Receivables uses the AutoCash rule set defined for the customer profile either at
the customer site or customer level to apply the receipt. If the customer does not
have an AutoCash rule set assigned to a profile, Receivables uses the AutoCash
rule set assigned to system options and the number of discount grace days
defined in the customer site or customer profile to apply the receipt.
If none of the rules in the AutoCash rule set apply, Receivables places the
remaining amount either unapplied or on-account, depending on the setting of
the Remaining Remittance Amount option on the AutoCash rule set.
The general settings are:

 Discount: Specify whether to calculate earned or unearned discounts on
receipt applications.
 Late Charges: Indicate whether to include late charges in the open balance
calculation.
 Items in Dispute: Indicate whether to include items in dispute in the open
balance calculation.
 Remaining Remittance Amount: Indicate how to save remittance amounts
from partial payment applications: as unapplied or on account.
Enter the rules to use in the rule set, and the order in which Receivables should use
them to apply receipts. The five available rules are:
 Match Payment with Invoice: This rule applies a receipt to a single invoice,
debit memo, or chargeback only if the receipt amount exactly matches the
amount of the debit item.
 Clear the Account: This rule applies a receipt only if the receipt amount
exactly matches the customer open balance.
 Clear Past Due Invoices: This rule applies a receipt only if the receipt
amount exactly matches the customer past due account balance.
 Clear Past Due Invoices Grouped by Payment Terms: This rule applies a
receipt only if the receipt amount exactly matches the sum of the customer
credit memos and past due invoices.
 Apply to the Oldest Invoice First: This rule applies receipts to customer
debit and credit items, starting with the item with the oldest due date.
2. To create a new AutoCash Rule Set, select the Create icon and enter the
following:
 Name: XX Oldest first

 Description: XX Oldest First
 Set: Common
 Discount: Earned Only
 Include items in dispute: Yes
 Include late charges: Yes
 Remaining Remittance Amount: On Account
 Apply Partial Receipts: Yes
3. Select the Add Row icon and enter the following:

 Sequence: 1
 Rule: Apply to oldest invoice first
 Select Save and Close > Done.
Manage Application Rule Sets

Receivables Configuration > Define Customer Payments > Manage
Application Rule Sets: Go to Task icon.
Note: This feature is brought forward from Oracle E-Business Suite R12.
When you apply a payment or credit memo to a transaction, the application rule
set determines how Oracle Fusion Receivables reduces the balance due on the
line, tax, freight, and late charges amounts on a transaction.
Receivables uses the application rule set assigned to the transaction type to
process payment applications. If no application rule set is assigned, then
Receivables uses the system options’ application rule set.
You can arrange the order of the line types and application rules in an application
rule set according to your needs. Each line type must appear in an application
rule set, and appear only once. The Overapplication rule is always last in the
sequence.
Line First - Tax After Rule
The Line First - Tax After rule first applies the payment to the open line amount,
and then applies the remaining amount to the associated tax.
If the payment is greater than the sum of the line and tax, Receivables attempts
to close each open item by applying the remaining amount in the following order,
stopping when the payment has been fully applied:
 Freight
 Late charges
 Any remaining receipt amount is applied using the Overapplication rule.
Line and Tax Prorate
The Line and Tax Prorate rule applies a proportionate amount of the payment to
the open line and tax amount for each line.
If the payment is greater than the sum of the open line and tax amounts,
Receivables attempts to close each open item by applying the remaining amount
in the following order, stopping when the payment has been fully applied:
 Freight
 Late charges
Prorate All
The Prorate All rule applies a proportionate amount of the payment to each open
amount associated with a debit item (for example, any line, tax, freight, and late
charge amounts for this item).
Receivables uses the following formula to determine the applied amount:
 Applied Amount = open application line type amount / sum of application
line types in rule details * Receipt Amount
 Overapplication Rule
The Overapplication rule is always the last rule in an application rule set. This
rule applies any remaining receipt amount after the balance due for all charges
has been reduced to zero.
If the transaction type for the debit item allows overapplication, Receivables
applies the remaining amount to the lines, making the balance due negative. If
the transaction type for the debit item does not allow overapplication, you can
either place the remaining amount on-account or leave it unapplied.
Assign the Rounding Correction option to one of the line types in an Application
rule set. When an amount is prorated across more than one line type,
Receivables adjusts the line amount of the line type with the Rounding
Correction option enabled to account for the rounding adjustment.
Note: Lockbox uses the AutoCash rule set to determine how to apply the
remaining amount.
Receivables System Options

Note: Do not save the Receivables System Options, you will cause conflicts with
your fellow classmates.
Configuration > Manage Receivables System Options: Go to Task icon
2. Select US1 Business Unit and select the search button.
3. Select Cash Processing tab, select the list of values for each of the following
attributes to find your new values but do NOT save any of these values in system
options:
 AutoMatch
 Application Exception Rule Sets
 AutoCash Rule Sets
Manage Lockbox
In order for the AutoLockbox process to leverage SmartReceipts and AutoApply, you
need to select it. Otherwise, it will apply receipts as it does in R12.
Customer Profile Class

Note: The Customer Profile Class and Customer Setup use the related
SmartReceipts/AutoApply setup.
The customer profile class shares these default settings with other parts of
Oracle Fusion Receivables: Match Receipts By; AutoMatch rule set; AutoCash
rule set; AutoInvoice Grouping rule; payment terms; and tax printing options.
Each of these settings is used according to the hierarchy required by the
transaction or receipt process.
For receipt processing:
 Receivables searches for a Match Receipt By value to use for receipt and
transaction comparison in the order: customer site profile, customer
account profile, lockbox (for lockbox processing), and system options.
 Receivables searches for an AutoMatch rule set to determine how receipts
are applied automatically and transactions recommended for manual
application in the order: customer site profile, customer account profile,
lockbox (for lockbox processing), and system options.
 If Receivables cannot match receipts to transactions, the application
searches for an AutoCash rule set to use to apply receipts in the order:
customer site profile, customer account profile, and system options.
Applying a Receipt to a Transaction
Background
Implement Oracle Fusion Receivables to manage your accounts receivable processes,
including billing customers, receiving payment from customers, applying payments to
open debit items, and recognizing revenue. This activity provides a context for your
implementation by showing how to apply a receipt to a customer transaction.
Activity Scope
Search for and display an open customer receipt and apply all or part of the receipt
amount to a transaction belonging to the customer.

2. Navigate to the Receivables Balances work area.
3. Navigate to Create receipt
4. Enter the following values to create a receipt:
Field Value
Business Unit US1 Business Unit
Receipt Method Check (Directly/No Remit)
Receipt Number XX123456
Entered amount 150
5. Leave the rest of the fields blank, or accept default value.

6. Add a row in the Remittance Reference Detail region.
7. Select Receipt Match By Transaction number
8. Enter reference number: 1023050
9. Click on the arrow next to Submit and Create Another
10. Select Submit and Autoapply now
11. Review the transaction details in the Application tab of the Receipt Details
section.
12. Select the most applicable recommendation, by selecting the row.
13. Click Accept
14. By default, the Applied Amount field contains the entire receipt amount. If
necessary, you can update the amount to apply to the transaction.
15. Click the Save button to apply the receipt to the transaction.
Activity Introduction: Defining a Profile Class Demonstration
Background
Demonstrate defining attributes of a profile class and assigning the profile to a customer
account.
Activity Scope
1. Login as your user

Configuration > Define Customer
3. Expand Define Customer.
4. In the Manage Receivables Customer Profile Classes row, click the Go to
Task icon.
5. In the Manage Receivables Customer Profile Classes page, click the Create
icon.
6. In the Profile Class Name field, enter XX New (as determined by the instructor).
7. In the Collector field, select Jim Jones.
8. In the Credit Classification field, select New Customer.
9. In the Payment Terms field, select 30 Net.
10. In the Discount Grace Days field, enter 3.
11. Enable the Override terms option.
12. In the Match Receipts By field, select Transaction Number.
13. In the AutoMatch Rule Set field, select Default AutoMatch Rule Set.
14. Enable the Automatically update receipt match by option.
15. In the AutoCash Rule Set field, select Oldest transaction first.
16. In the Application Exception Rule Set field, select Default Exception Rule.
18. In the Manage Receivables Customer Profile Classes page, click the Done
button.
19. In the Manage Customers row, click the Go to Task icon.

20. In the Manage Customers page, enter in the Account Number field 10040 and
click the Search button.
21. In the Accounts section, click 10040.
22. In the Edit Account page, click the Profile History tab.
23. In the Actions menu, select Correct Record.
24. Select the profile class that you created.
26. In the Manage Customers page, click the Done button.
Lesson 15: Oracle Fusion Payments for Receivables

Lesson 15: Payments for Funds Capture Activities
The following Activity is for Payments for Funds Capture:
 Creating a funds capture payment method, a funds capture process profile,

modifying an existing internal payee, and creating a routing rule
Creating Funds Capture for Receivables
Background
As an implementer, you want to set up funds capture functionality to manage funds

capture transactions and settlement batches.
Activity Scope
 Create a funds capture payment method for bank account.

 Create a funds capture process profile.
 Modify an existing internal payee.
 Create a routing rule and assign it an internal payee.
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Creating a Funds Capture Payment Method:
1. Login: User your username.

2. Setup and Maintenance work area > Search: Tasks pane: Define Receivables
> right arrow > Expand Define Receivables Configuration folder > Define
Funds Capture folder > Manage Funds Capture Payment Methods task > Go
to Task icon > Manage Funds Capture Payment Methods page > Create icon
> Create Funds Capture Payment Method dialog box.
NOTE: For the exercise below, XX will be assigned by the instructor.
1. In the Name field of the Create Funds Capture Payment Method dialog box,
enter XXPayments Funds Capture Payment Method.
2. In the Code field, enter XXFCPM Code.
Creating a Funds Capture Process Profile:

1. Setup and Maintenance work area > Search: Tasks pane: Define Receivables >
right arrow > Define Receivables Configuration folder > Define Funds Capture
folder > Manage Funds Capture Process Profiles task > Go to Task icon >
Manage Funds Capture Profiles page > from the search results select
Processing Type choice list: Bank account > Create button > Create Funds
Capture Process Profile page.
2. In the Name field on the Create Funds Capture Process Profile page, enter
XXPayments FCPP.
3. In the Code field, enter XXFCPP code.
(XXPayments payment system).
6. Select the Formats tab.

7. In the Verification region, select the funds capture format you created from the
Outbound Format choice list.
8. In the Verification region, select PTECH_ONLINE_7_2 from the Inbound
Response Format choice list.
9. In the Settlement region, select the funds capture format you created from the
Outbound Format choice list.
10. In the Settlement region, select PTECH_ONLINE_7_2 from the Inbound
Response Format choice list.
11. Select the Creation Rules tab.
12. In the Settlement Grouping Rules region, select both the Business unit and
the Internal bank account check boxes.
13. In the Settlement Limit region, select USD - Dollar from the Amount choice list.
14. In the field to the right of the Amount choice list, enter 1000.
15. From the Conversion Rate Type choice list, select Corporate.
16. In the Number of Settlements field, enter 6.
17. Select the Accounts tab.
18. Data defaults into the Payment System Account and the Configuration Profile
fields.
19. In the Verification field, select the transmission configuration you created.
20. In the Settlement field, select the transmission configuration you created.
Modifying an Existing Internal Payee:
1. Setup and Maintenance work area > Search: Tasks pane: Define Receivables >
right arrow > Define Receivables Configuration folder > Define Funds Capture
folder > Manage Internal Payees task > Go to Task icon > Manage Internal
Payees page.
2. On the Manage Internal Payees page, click the Search button. The Vision Online
appears in the Search Results region.
3. Click the Vision Online link.
4. In the Configured Processing Types region on the Edit Internal Payee page,
select both the Electronic funds transfer and Credit card check boxes
5. In the Payment System Accounts region, click the green + (plus) icon.
(XXPayments payment system).
7. From the Payment System Account choice list, select the payment system
account you created (Payments payment system account).
8. In the Business Units region, select US1 Business Unit.
Creating a Routing Rule:
1. On the Manage Internal Payees page, click the Manage Routing Rules button.
2. In the Routing Rules region on the Manage Routing Rules: Vision Online
page, select Bank Account Transfer from the Payment Method choice list and
click the Create button.
3. In the Name field on the Create Routing Rule page, enter Payments Routing
Rule.
4. In the Conditions region, click the green + (plus) sign.
5. In the Criterion field, select Amount from the choice list.
6. In the Operator field, select Greater than from the choice list.
7. In the Value field, enter 1000.
8. In the Route To region, select the payment system account you created
(Payments payment system account) from the Payment System Account
choice list.
9. In the Route To region, select the funds capture process profile you created
(XXPayments FCPP Payments payment system acount0) from the Funds
Capture Process Profile choice list.
10. Click the Save and Close button. NOTE: At this point, a known issue exists
where you will receive a message that indicates that a connection to the server
has failed.
Lesson 16: Oracle Fusion Advanced Collections

Lesson 16: Advanced Collections Activities
The following are Activities for Oracle Fusion Advanced Collections:
 Overview of Advanced Collections: Demonstration.

 Create an Aging Method.
 Create a Collector.
 Dunning Templates: Demonstration.
Advanced Collections Overview: Demonstration
Background
Oracle Fusion Advanced Collections provides a Collections Customer work area
and a Collections Dashboard for collectors to view and work with delinquent customer
transactions. The following instructor led demonstration illustrates the work area and
dashboard that is directly impacted by the setups for Collections.
Activity Scope
Navigate to Collections Customer work area and give the students a guided tour of
the areas covered in setups: Strategy, Scoring, Aging Methods, Collectors, and
Collection Preferences. General areas to cover include the Profile tab covering
Strategies and Collector assigned; the Transaction tab covering Payments, Disputes
and Adjustments; the Aging tab to discuss Aging Methods and view aging buckets; and
the History tab to discuss Correspondence History.
Review the Collections Dashboard illustrating the customers listed are delinquent and
assigned to the collector Jim Jones. A summary of the delinquent customers displays
their total amount due and the breakdown of amounts according to aging. Expand and
review the regions of: Activities, Customer Search, and Process Monitor.
Collections Customer Work Area
1. Enter your User ID: Jim. Jones and Password: Assigned by Instructor. Click
the Sign In button.
3. Click the Customer link under Collections.
4. Under the Search Customers region click the Customer List of Values (LOV).
5. Change the value to Account. Enter the desired information into the Search Text
field. Enter the value 10060. Click the Search button.
6. Review the Customer Information on the lower left region, particularly the
Score and the Status.
7. Review in the Profile tab the Strategy assigned to this customer which consists
of a series of tasks. You can Complete, Edit or Skip the tasks. Complete is only
applicable to an Open task. .
8. Click the Transaction tab. The customer delinquent invoices are displayed. You
can filter by transaction class, due date, include current, or closed transactions.
You can take the action of paying, disputing, adjusting, or recording promises on
a customer's transaction.
9. Review the Details region. The details of the transaction selected above are
displayed.
10. Click the Activity tab. The Activity tab displays action taken on the specific
transaction, such as partial payment, a submitted dispute, or adjustment. Below
in the Lines region the specific lines of the transaction are displayed.
11. You can take Notes regarding specific transactions. Click the Create button.
Displayed is a free form to insert your notes. Click the Cancel button.
12. Click the Aging tab. The Aging tab displays the customers aging method and
details. You can recalculate by changing the Business Unit and Aging Method.
13. Click the Contact tab. The Contact tab displays the details of the primary and
secondary contacts for the customer.
14. Click the History tab. The Correspondence sub-tab displays the history of
correspondence and the transactions included in that correspondence.
15. Click the Communication tab. The Communications tab displays the phone
numbers, e-mail, and addresses for the customer.
16. Click the Profile tab. The Profile tab displays the customers: Collector,
Business Level view, whether or not to send Dunning Letters and Statements,
contact method, payment terms, statement cycle, and discount grace days. This
profile is directly linked to the customer profile class in Oracle Fusion
Accounts Receivables.
17. Click the Activities tab. The Activities tab displays any actions taken or
scheduled by the collector as follow-up with the customer.
End of Procedure
Collections Dashboard
1. Sign on as Jim.Jones
3. Click the Collections Dashboard link. Displayed are the delinquent customers
that belong to the collector Jim Jones.
4. Expand the Activities region. Use the Activities region to create tasks for
follow-up action with the customer assigned to the collector. Collectors must be
created as Resources in the Customer Relations Management application to
create activities.
5. Expand the Customer Search region. Allows you to filter the list of customers
and access the Collections Customer work area.
6. Expand the Process Monitor region. Allows you to view the statuses of
scheduled Collections processes.
7. Click on any of the links displayed in the Search region takes you to the
Collections Customer work area for that specific customer.
End of Procedure
Create Collectors
Background
You have been hired as an employee and need to be set up as collector. You also
have been created as user with the roles of Collections Manager and Collections Agent.
Activity Scope
Create yourself as a collector. Once you have created yourself as a new collector you
can assign the collector to customers under the Profile tab on the Customer work area.
Begin at the Setup and Maintenance work area > Click the All Tasks tab > In the
Search region > Enter Manage Collectors in the Name field > Click the Search button
> Click the Go to Task icon.
1. Start from the Manage Collectors page.

2. From the Search Results region, click the green plus sign to create a new
collector.
3. Enter your name as Collector Name. (An alias can be used.)
4. Select from the list of values, Employee the type.
5. Select your name from the list of values in Employee or Group field.
6. Check Yes to enable the collector. Note: When you terminate a collector change
the Enable to No, this allows you to enter an Inactive Date.
7. Select Common Set from the list of values as the Collector Set.
8. Click the Save and Close button to complete the creation of a new collector.
End of Procedure
Create Aging Methods
Background
Aging is the concept of calculating a customer's past due and current transactions.
Aging shows the amounts owed to the company by its customers and includes the
length of time the amounts have been outstanding. Aging is a view of transaction or
receivables data that helps a collector understand the overdue amounts viewed over
time. This helps the collector prioritize which transactions to focus their collection
efforts.
Activity Scope
You need to create an aging method. Your company requires a unique aging method
that is not a Collections predefined aging method. Use the default values except where
indicated. Create an aging method named XX 1 to 120 Days Method, use the following
tables:
1. Start from the Manage Aging Methods page by searching it on the All Tasks
tab from your implementation project.
2. From the Aging Method region, click the green plus sign to create an aging
method.
3. Enter the name as XX 120 Day Aging. (XX to be assigned by the instructor)
4. Select from the list of values, 7 Bucket Aging as the aging type. Note: You
must use the 7 Bucket Aging when creating methods with 5 or 6 aging
buckets.
5. Enable the aging method by selecting Yes from the list of values.
6. Select Common Set from the list of values as the Aging Method Set.
7. Enter Current to 120 Day Aging Method for the Aging Method Description.
9. Continue to the Aging Day Method: Details region. Note: Slowly enter the
following information as a lag time exists for each row.
10. Add rows using the green + in the Aging Day Method: Details region
11. Enter Sequence as 0,(Defaults automatically) Bucket Type as Current, Aging
Days From as -9999, Aging Days To as 0, and Aging Bucket Heading as
Current.
12. Enter Sequence as 1, Bucket Type as Past Due, Aging Days From as 1,
Aging Days To as 45, and Aging Bucket Heading as 45 Past Due.
Aging Days To as 9999, and Aging Bucket Heading as 121+ Past Due.
17. Click the Save and Close button to complete the creation of a new aging
method.
The following validation rules are in place when creating or modifying an aging
method:
 A bucket must contain at least 2 bucket lines and at most 7 lines.

 A bucket must have Aging Days From less than Aging Days To.
 All buckets must cover the range from -9999 to 9999 and there is no way to
update a field with the value of -9999 or 9999. The first bucket must have
Aging Days From = -9999 and the last bucket must have Aging Days To =
9999
 Aging buckets cannot have any gaps between -9999 to 9999.
End of Procedure
Editing Scoring Formulas
Background
Scoring formulas are the foundation for your collections activities. Oracle Fusion
Advanced Collections uses scoring in two ways:
1. Determines transaction status as current, delinquent, or pre-delinquent.
Collections scores invoices and debit memos from Oracle Fusion Accounts
Receivables. A customer is delinquent when they have past due transactions.
2. Determines the collectability of each customer at the customer, account, or bill-to
site level. Use data points about the customer to determine collectability.
A Scoring formula provides you an effective way to manage your collections resources
and strategies.
Activity Scope
Collections delivers a set of scoring formulas you can apply or copy and modify to your
specific business needs. You will use the duplicate feature to copy a delivered scoring
formula and make edits to the formula.
Scenario
You have done an analysis and found that customers who are 91+ days overdue are
unlikely to pay. You want to change the weight in your existing formula to give those
customers lower scores.
1. Start from the Manage Collections Scoring page by searching it on the All Tasks
tab from your implementation project.
2. Select the row for Customer Scoring, and click the Duplicate icon.
3. Edit the formula information using the table below:
Field Value Comment

Name <Your initial> 91+  Replace Copy of Customer
Customer Scoring Scoring. This must be a unique
name.
Description Determines  Optional

Collections Score of
Customers
Start Date Current Date  Use today’s date
End Date Leave Blank  Optional
 Use an end date if your formula

has limited availability.
Type Customer  This determines the type of

data points you can add to the
formula.
Description  Optional
From Score 1  The lowest possible score the

formula will calculate.
To Score 100  The highest possible score the

formula will calculate.
Enabled Yes  Activates the formula.
4. Alter the weights according to the following table:

Data Point Weight Comment
The Percent of 0.1
Delinquencies 1-30
Days Overdue
The Percent of 0.1

Delinquencies 31-60
Days Overdue
The Percent of 0.1

Delinquencies 61-90
Days Overdue
The Percent of 0.7  Increasing the weight for this

Delinquencies 91+ data point will result in a lower
Days Overdue score

8. Review and test your formula using the information in the table below. Then click
the Score button. The Total Score displays the sum of the weighted scores for
all data points. This is the score assigned to the customer.
Field Value Comment

Customer Name Computer Service and Select a customer known to
Rental have 91+ delinquent
transactions.
Business Unit US1 Business Unit Select a Business Unit that
contains those transactions.
End of Procedure
Dunning Templates: Demonstration
Background
Oracle Fusion Advanced Collections provides four templates: three dunning notices
(soft, medium, hard ) and one for final demand.
Activity Scope
Navigate to Business Intelligence Publisher (BIP) and give the students a guided tour
of the delivered templates and letters. This is only a demonstration on where these
letters are located. Further information on modifying, editing or create new letters is not
covered as part of the implementation course. More information on BIP can be found in
the Appendix of this course.
1. Start by signing in with the a User ID and Password. User ID: casey.brown.
Password: supplied by trainer. Click the Sign In button.
3. Under Tools > Click the Reports and Analytics link.
4. Shared Folders is where the delivered processes reside for all products. Click
the Expand button.
5. Navigate to the Family Product folder: Financials. Click the Expand button.
6. Navigate to the product folder: Collections. Click the Expand button.
7. Navigate to the Correspondence folder. Click the Expand button.
8. The Collections Send Dunning Letters are the delivered templates. It is
strongly recommended a copy of this be made first before making any edits,
modifications or creation to templates or letters. Click the Collections Send
Dunning Letters link. Click Edit.
9. Either open in MS Word to make edits or save to your local drive and make
changes. Accept the default and click the OK button.
10. Make changes to your letters, save and close.
Note: Only changes to the seeded report will be reflected in the Dunning
Configurations setup.
11. Click the Close button.
End of Procedure
Lesson 17: Oracle Fusion Cash Management

Lesson 17: Cash Management Activities
The following are Activities for Oracle Fusion Cash Management:
 Overview of Cash Management: Demonstration.

 Create a Bank, Branch, and Account.
 Create Reconciliation Rules.
 Create a Transaction Creation Rule.
Cash Management Overview: Demonstration
Background
Oracle Fusion Cash Management provides a Bank Statements and Reconciliation
work area for you to view Processing Warnings and Errors, view Bank Statement
Reconciliations that are complete and incomplete, and from the Process Monitor,
view and resubmit processes. The following instructor led demonstration illustrates the
work area that is directly impacted by the setups for Cash Management.
Activity Scope
Navigate to Bank Statements and Reconciliation work area and give the students a
guided tour of the areas impacted by setups: Banks, Branches and Accounts,
Bank Statement Processing, and Bank Statement Reconciliation. General areas to
cover include the account security, bank statement codes, and reconciliation rules.
Cash Management Overview Page
1. Enter your User ID and Password: Assigned by Instructor. Click the Sign In
button.
3. Click the Bank Statements and Reconciliation link under Cash Management.
4. Review the following on the tasks list:
5. Bank Statements allows you to process bank statements electronically or enter
them manually.
6. Reconciliation allows you to submit Autoreconciliation or manually perform
reconciliation
7. External Cash Transactions allows you to create and manage transactions
created outside of the applications, such as bank fees and interest.
8. Accounting allows you to create and review the journal entries for General
Ledger.
9. Reporting allows you to submit the delivered Cash Management reports.
10. Review the Cash Management work area regions: Processing Warnings and
Errors, Bank Statement Reconciliation; the Complete and Incomplete tabs,
and the Process Monitor.
11. Click the link on the row in the Process Warnings and Errors region. Displayed
is the error or warning associated to import process of the bank statement from
the bank.
12. Review the Bank Statement Reconciliation region. Displayed are 2 tabs:
Incomplete and Complete. Select year to date for the Statement End Date
Range. Select one of the links under both tabs to display the incomplete or
completed bank statement reconciliations.
13. Review the Process Monitor region. This is where submitted process can be
monitored and resubmitted.
Create a Bank, Branch and Account
Background
The first step in configuring Oracle Fusion Cash Management is to define your banks,
branches and accounts. Once you have established your initial banks, branches, and
accounts, you can proceed to configure your processing and reconciliation rules and
apply them to your specific bank accounts.
Activity Scope
In this activity you are to create a bank, branch, and account. Associate the bank to the
legal entity: US 1 Legal Entity. Leave out the processing and reconciliation rules under
the Control tab in the bank account configuration for now. You will return to the account
once you have configured your rules and apply them accordingly.
1. Navigate to Setup and Maintenance > All Tasks > Search region > enter
Define receivables configuration in the Name field > Search button > Expand
Define Cash Management and Banking Configuration > Set Up Banks,
Branches, and Accounts > Manage Banks > Go to Task.
3. Click in the Country list item. Select the United States from the list of values.
4. Enter a name into the Bank Name field. Enter "XX Bank of America". (XX is the
unique identifier assigned to you by the instructor.)
5. Expand Addresses region. Click the Create button. Enter the address
information as follows: 1234 Main St, Dallas, TX 75233. Click the OK button.
6. Expand the Contacts region. Click the Create icon. Enter a First Name and
Last Name of the contact. Click in the OK button.
7. Click the Save and Close button. Click the OK button.
8. Click the Create Branch button.
9. Enter the information into the Branch Name field. Enter Downtown Branch.
10. Expand Addresses region. Click the Create icon and enter the address
information: 1234 Main St. Dallas Texas 75233.
11. Click the OK button. Click the Save and Close button. Click the OK button.
12. Click the View Branches button. Click the Create Account button.
13. Enter an Account Name, Number, and Currency.
14. Click in the Legal Entity Name field. Select US1 Legal Entity from the list of
values. Note: The general ledger accounts under the General tab do not appear
until the Legal Entity Name has been specified.
15. Click into the Cash field and click on the Search icon. Enter 11200 in the
Account segment. Click the OK button.
16. Click in the Cash Clearing field. Click on the Search icon. Enter 11501 in the
Account segment.
17. Click in the Reconciliation Differences field and click on the Search icon. Enter
11101 in the Account segment. Click the OK button.
18. Click the Controls tab. Note: The Cash Management Controls contains the
Reconciliation rules to be applied to this specific bank account. The Bank
Statement Processing region is where you specify the Parsing Rule set for this
bank account. The Bank Statement Transaction Creation Rules region allows
you to sequence and specify the rule for the external transactions to be created.
You will enter these fields after you have created processing and reconciliation
rules.
19. Click the Security tab.
20. Check the Secure Bank Account by User and Roles checkbox. Note: By
securing the bank account by user and roles, you are able to assign either a
specific role or user to have access to this bank account. You can assign one or
the other or a combination of both.
21. Select and Add a user.
22. Assign your User Name in the Name field. Click the OK button.
23. Click the Business Unit Access tab.
24. Click the Create icon. Secure the bank account by selecting your Business Unit
(or US1 if you did not create one from the earlier Activity) from the list of values.
Click the OK button.
25. Click the Save and Close button. Click the OK button.
Create a Transaction Creation Rule
Background
The first step in configuring Banks Statement Transaction Creation Rule, is to define
your bank transaction codes. These codes are usually provided by your bank to identify
activity on your bank statement.
Activity Scope
In this activity you are to create a bank transaction code, then use that code to define
your Bank Statement Transaction Creation Rule.
Define Receivables Configuration in the Name field >Expand Define Cash
Management and Banking Configuration > Define Bank Statement
Processing and Reconciliation > Manage Bank Statement Transaction
Codes > Go to Task.
3. Enter the following required fields: Transaction Code: 0XX; Description: Bank
Adjustment due to rates; Transaction Type: Bank Adjustment.
Define Receivables Configuration in the Name field >Expand Define Cash
Management and Banking Configuration > Define Bank Statement
Processing and Reconciliation > Manage Bank Statement Transaction
Creation Rules. Click the Go to Task button.
8. Enter the required information into the Name field. Enter 0XX Bank Adjustment
Select US1 Legal Entity from the list of values as the Legal Entity.
9. Navigate to the Statement Line Identification Criteria region. Select Bank
Adjustment from the list of values in the Type field. Enter the code you just
created; 0XX in the Transaction Code field.
10. Navigate to the Transaction Details region. Enter Bank Adjustment in the
Type field. Select the business unit from you created from the list of values (or
select US1 Business Unit if you did not create your own business unit).
11. Enter the accounting for the Cash Account. Enter 11200 for the Cash Account
segment. Click the OK button.
12. Enter the accounting for the Offset Account. Enter 11101 for the Offset Account
segment. Click the OK button.
Create Reconciliation Rules
Background
You have established your bank, branch, and account. Proceed to configure your
reconciliation rules and apply them to your specific bank account.
Activity Scope
In this activity you are to create a tolerance rule, a matching rule and a rule set.
Associate the rules you have created to the bank account and assign them accordingly.
Tolerance Rules
Search > Define Receivables Configuration in the Name field > Expand
Define Cash Management and Banking Configuration > Define Bank
Statement Processing and Reconciliation > Manage Bank Statement
Reconciliation Tolerance Rules > Go to Task.
3. Enter the required information into the Name field: XX Date and Amount. Enter:
Date and Amount Tolerance for Payables in the Description field.
4. Enable the Date Tolerance region. Enter 3 for Day Before and 3 for Days After.
5. Enable the Amount Tolerance region. Enter 2 for Amount Below and 2 for
Amount Above.
6. Click the Save and Close button. Click the OK button. Click the Done button.
Matching Rules
Reconciliation Matching Rules row. Click the Go to Task icon.
3. Name the rule XX Matching for Payables. Enter a description of One to One
Matching for Payables. Check Payables as the Transaction Sources.
4. Select One to One as the Matching Type.
5. Check Amount and Date for this rule.
Rule Sets
Reconciliation Rule Sets row. Click the Go to Task icon.
3. Enter the rule set Name as XX RS. Enter into the Description field: Rules Set
XX.
4. Navigate to the Reconciliation Rules region.
6. Note: The Sequence 1 defaults when you first create the rule set. Enter XX
Matching for Payable in the Matching Rule field. The One to One defaults as
the Matching Type. Enter XX Date and Amount in the Tolerance Rule field.
Assign to Bank Account
Define Cash Management and Banking Configuration > Setup Bank,
Branches, and Accounts > Manage Bank Accounts row. Click the Go to Task
icon.
2. Select the bank account you created earlier and click the link.
3. Navigate to the Control tab.
4. Assign the rules you just created to your bank account. You must be in edit mode
to apply the rules to the account. Click the Edit button.
5. Navigate to the Reconciliation region. Assign XX Date and Amount in the
Manual Reconciliation Tolerance Rule field and in the Automatic
Reconciliation Rule Set field assign XX RS.
6. Navigate to the Bank Statement Transaction Creation Rules. Add a new rule
by clicking the green plus and select your rule as sequence 1.
Lesson 18: Financial Reporting

Viewing Account Groups in Mobile Financial
Reporting Center using Sunburst
Background
For this exercise, we need to use a different user (Anita.Kennedy) and pre-defined
ledgers. The reason for this is there is pre-seeded data under this user and these
ledgers that would be too time-consuming to add to your own user and ledger.
Activity Scope
View Account Group in Mobile Financial Reporting Center and also using Sunburst.
These are new features in R9.
Anita Kennedy is responsible for tracking and analyzing the global revenues for Lob-9
and a specific set of servers. She has created two Account Groups: Monthly Rev. and
Sales Org. to analyze revenue on a monthly basis – comparing the current period’s
revenue with the same period last year. The Account Group consists of a mixture of
parent company values which represent different regions; parent product values that
represent server series; and a subset of cost center child values.
Since she has global responsibility, she is interested in viewing the overall performance
of the sales organizations broken down by region and product to understand overall
performance; identify trends and anomalies that may call for further analysis.
She can review the revenue in a tabular form (i.e. as presented) or using an interactive
visualization called a sunburst.
1. Sign in as Anita.Kennedy with weekly password to be provided by instructor.

2. Click the Financial Reporting Center link under General Accounting.
3. Make sure Data Access Set = US Primary Ledger. If not, please change it.
4. Sign out.
5. Re sign in using ‘Financial Reporting’ menus (using Anita.Kennedy). This will
take you to the Mobile Financial Reporting Center
6. Select the Reports icon.
7. In the Show list of values, select Account Groups.
8. User Anita Kennedy has 2 Account Groups that analyze the revenue for LOB-9:
 Monthly Rev.
 Sales Org.
9. Select the Sales Org. link.
o Account groups are a user defined set of parent or child level accounts
that the user wishes to track and analyze on a regular basis.
o Users can define account groups to monitor period, quarterly, or yearly
balances, compared to the same timeframe last year or compared to the
immediate prior period, quarter or year.
o Actual data can be monitored against budget data.
o Users can define thresholds for account balance variances to trigger
accounts to be displayed on the Account Monitor.
o Users can monitor detail accounts or combinations with parent level
segment values
From the Account Monitor page, the user can change the account group, period
or dimensions displayed.
10. Change the Accounting Period to 09-14.
11. Press the Show/Hide Segments button to control which segments and
descriptions are displayed.
12. Add columns to the Account Monitor but don’t remove Company, Cost Center or
Product. Changes are preserved so that the user will see the same columns
(and column order) next time they log in.
13. Check that the first column is Product (Value or Description). If not you can drag
Product to the far left.
14. Select the View as Sunburst button. The Account Group balances are re-
displayed as a Sunburst visualization.
15. Select the Show Description button to toggle between viewing the values or
description.
o The center of the sunburst represents the total of the Sales Org. balances.
o Each ring represents a different segment of the accounting flexfield. The
inner ring = Product, the middle ring = Cost Center and the outer ring =
Company. The order of the rings is displayed on the control panel on the
right.
o Each node (slice, wedge, etc.), represents a breakdown of the balances
by the parent or child segment values included in the account group. The
size (width) of the node represents the relative contribution of each
segment value balance to the total. In the inner ring (product) Elite Pro
Series contributes more than 50% of the revenue, Sentinel Servers
approximately 30% of the revenue, and Accessories the rest. Hence, the
sunburst naturally emphasizes the most important contributors because
they occupy more space.
o The color of the nodes represents a comparison with the previous period
(or budget etc.). By default, green implies increased revenue growth (or
decreased costs), red implies decreased revenue (or increased costs) and
yellow represents little or no change either way. The colors and color
thresholds can be changed using controls in the right hand panel.
Note: on a mobile device the color thresholds are quite difficult to change
because the slider controls are so small.
o Finally, contributions that are small relative to the total revenue (and which
would therefore result in very narrow nodes) are grouped into “Other”
nodes. The other threshold (by default, 2% of the circumference of the
sunburst) can be changed using controls in the right hand panel.
Note: On a mobile device the Other threshold is quite difficult to change

because the slider control is so small.
Anita Kennedy can draw the following conclusions:
o Overall, revenue has grown for most products (total revenue has grown
6.5% year over year and the center node is colored green).
o All products have performed reasonably well in September 2014 (all three
product lines are green meaning that revenue increased).
o However; it seems that there are some issues with cost centers and
perhaps regions
16. To further break down results by cost center instead of product, select any
segment in the middle ring (the cost center ring) and press the ‘Move Ring
Toward Center’ button.
The sunburst is re-drawn with the cost center in the inner ring. (Note: The user can
also move rings using the ‘Move Ring Away from Center’ button)
You can see that Key Accounts contributes over 75% of the revenue worldwide
and has grown reasonable well. However; Regional Sales and Indirect Sales had
weak growth and Inside Sales (the smallest contributor) actually decreased.
17. To view a regional perspective, select the Company segment in the right hand
control panel and then press the blue up arrow twice. This moves the Company
segment to the inner ring.
o North America, APAC and EMEA all made similar contributions and had
positive growth.
o Indirect Sales and Inside Sales are only tracked separately in North
America where their performance was poor.
o In LAD (the smallest contributor) revenue actually decreased year over
year. The fact that all LAD revenue is small or negative irrespective of the
cost center or product line implies that LAD is a determining factor. It
probably warrants further analysis.
o APAC grew in all product lines and cost centers.
o EMEA seems to have an issue with Regional Sales.
18. To take a closer look at EMEA, select the EMEA node in the sunburst and then
press the Keep Only button (paper with the green “+” icon).
The sunburst is re-drawn with only EMEA in the inner ring.
Note: You can also filter using Remove Only – which removes the selected
nodes and its children in outer rings from the sunburst.
19. Select the EMEA node in the sunburst and then press Zoom in icon (magnifying
glass with a green “+” icon.)
Now you can see all of the countries within the EMEA company hierarchy.
o Although EMEA had overall good performance, performance at the

country level was uneven.
o Germany, United Kingdom and Turkey had good growth however; other
countries had weak growth and Russia and some of the smaller countries
actually decreased revenue.
o The correlation of the country performance with the corresponding cost
center and product line performance implies that country is an important
factor in influencing results.
24. Click Done when you are finished.
Configure an Account Group Activity
Background
Your company, Vision America Inc, uses the Account Monitor to define groups of key
accounts that are organized by purpose, category, and comparison criteria.
Activity Scope
Configure two account groups, one to display balances from your external application
and the other one to view your actual versus budget balances.
Note: Select all values from the list of values to avoid errors, do not type them in
directly.
1. Select the Navigator icon > General Accounting > Financial Reporting
Center.
2. In the Account Monitor table, click the View menu > Account Group > Create.
3. Type in the Name field: XX External Balances.
4. Enter the Description: “For tracking balances from the external application.”
5. The first created Account Group is created as a default and can therefore not be
changed.
6. Accept the Time Option: Accounting Period.
7. Click the Comparison Option list and select Prior period PTD list item.
8. Click the Add Row button and select the following using the drop downs.
Ledger Co. LoB Acc CC Prod IC
US Primary 941 10 46000 121 111 000
Ledger
9. Click Always Display.

10. Select the Save and Create Another button.
 Name: XX Actuals Versus Budget.
 Description: For tracking Actuals versus budget balances.
 Set as Default: No
 Time Option: Accounting Period.

 Comparison Option: Budget PTD.
 Scenario: Budget.
12. Click the Add Row button and select the following using the drop downs.
Ledger Co. LoB Acc CC Prod IC
US Primary 101 10 60500 400 000 000
Ledger
13. Choose Always Display.

You have successfully configured an account group.
15. To view your accounts, click the View menu.

16. Select Account Group you wish to view.
17. To change the period, select the Accounting Period on the right hand side.
(Select 02-12 period for the External Balances account group and Actuals vs.
Budget Balances account group to view data.)
Smart View
This Excel plug-in allows users to inquire on real-time account balances in a
spreadsheet and also provides drilldown to the application for additional details. With
Smart View, users can slice and dice account balance information by any segment or
hierarchy within the chart of accounts.
You can do the following using Smart View:

1. Drill down from parent-level account balances to lower level account balances
and to the underlying journals.
2. Refresh the spreadsheet to update the latest balance information. For example if
a new journal gets posted, you can refresh results to get up-to-the-second data.
Steps
1. Launch Microsoft Excel and open the R9_SmartView.xls file.
Note: Your Smart View queries can be saved and reused, saving time if you are
regularly investigating similar account balance information.
2. Click the Smart View tab.

3. Click the Options icon. In the Advanced tab, Shared Connections URL field,
paste the url from EPM Workspace page. For example, https://adc-fapXXXX-
bi.oracledemos.com/workspace/Smart ViewProviders.
Note: The first part of the url can be accessed from Navigator > General
Accounting> Financial Reporting Center> Open Workspace for Financial
Reports, but you need to append “Smart ViewProviders” to be something like
https://adc-fapxxxx-bi.oracledemos.com/workspace/Smart ViewProviders,
where “xxxx” is your environment.
4. Click OK.
5. Click the Panel icon in the Smart View menu to open the Smart View Panel.
6. Click on the Shared Connections link. This opens a window for you to login.
Use your Fusion Applications userid and password to log in.
7. In the Shared Connections window, select Oracle Essbase.
8. Expand the ‘Essbase_FA_Cluster’, select your chart of accounts. Choose

USChartofAccounts.
9. Double click on db under your chart of accounts name. This will add the options
at the bottom of the window. Select ‘Ad hoc analysis’.
10. In the Smart View dialog, select choose Reuse sheet contents and POV.
11. Click on the Refresh button in the Point of View window or in the Essbase
toolbar.
12. Login and click on the Sign In button with your mouse.
Note: Do NOT use the ‘Enter’ key on your keyboard.
Using the Point of View (POV) window

This Point of View window allows you to select values for your data dimensions1,
so you can pinpoint the information you want in your Excel analysis. This window
can be floating or docked at the top / side of the screen to suit you. Try it by
grabbing the title bar and dragging to move or dock the window.
13. For the Cost Center dimension, click the list of values arrow and select […] to
open the Member Selection window.
The Members region shows all hierarchies (trees) and tree versions that have
been created for this dimension.
1In Smart View terminology, dimensions are each of the segments of your chart accounts plus other
accounting elements such as ledger, currency, accounting period, and balance type. The values for each
dimension are known as members.
14. Expand the parent value All Cost Center Values. This displays a list of all cost
center values in your chart of accounts.
15. Next, expand the hierarchy version All Corporate Cost Centers-V5. This
Note: When a value appears in more than one tree version of the same
dimension, Smart View always uses the unique member path to identify each
value. For example, if parent cost center value 100 appears in more than one
hierarchy, the name of the hierarchy precedes value 100 to identify which
hierarchy it came from. This is important because parent cost center value
100 may have different child cost center values rolling up to it in different
hierarchies. The value prefixed by the hierarchy name is referred to as the
fully qualified member name. The fully qualified member name is also used
when the same value is used in more than one dimension, for example if
99000 is a valid value for both company and account, it will be shown as fully-
qualified member name ‘[Company]@[99000]’ and ‘[Account]@[99000]’ to
distinguish the two.
16. Select parent cost center 400 by checking the box next to the cost center value
and click the icon to move it across to the Selection region. Then remove the
existing value out of the Selection region by selecting it and clicking the icon.
17. Click OK to close the window.
18. Click the Refresh button.
The Smart View query will refresh the account balances. If it’s a parent value,
then the amounts retrieved are the sum of all accounts balances for its children.
19. If you mouse hover over each arrow in the POV window, you can view the
dimension names. Here’s an explanation of some of them:
POV Dimension Description
Balance Amount  Beginning Balance: Shows the beginning account

balance.
 Period Activity: Shows the account balance activity
during the period.
 Ending Balance: Shows the year-to-date balance for
Revenue and Expense accounts, or inception-to-date
balance for Asset, Liability, and Equity accounts.
Scenario  Actuals: Shows actual balances
 Budget: Shows budget balances.
Note: You can also choose Encumbrance, Forecast, etc.
POV Dimension Description
Amount Type  Base: The default. This acts as the universal amount type
that allows you to view any amount type/balance amount
combination.
 If you select Period-to-Date, Quarter-to-Date, or Year-

to-Date, you need to select the appropriate Balance
Amount to go with it before you can view the data.
Currency If you select a foreign currency, you will also need to change the
Currency Type to Entered in order to view data.
Currency Type  If Currency Type = Total, then pick the ledger currency in
the Currency dimension
 If Currency Type = Entered, then pick an entered
currency (or foreign currency) in the Currency dimension
 If Currency Type = Converted from […], then pick the
ledger currency
In order to see total balances (both foreign amounts converted to

USD, and those originally entered in USD), use the Currency
Type Total and Currency of USD, assuming USD is the
functional currency of the ledger.
Working within the Spreadsheet

The POV is a convenient way of changing your view of the data, but you can also
place multiple dimensions within your Excel sheet in order to see multiple
member values at once in a report-style layout. Dimensions can be dragged-and-
dropped from the POV window onto the spreadsheet, and you can have multiple
dimensions in the rows or the columns.
The example spreadsheet shows the Account dimension in the rows, and the
Accounting Period dimension in the columns.
1. Revert the changes you made in the previous step, or simply close the
spreadsheet without saving it, and then re-open it and log in again.
2. Drag the cost center dimension from the POV window over to the left-hand side
of your spreadsheet (over the top of one of the Account cells in Column A). When
you drop it into place, it will become a new row dimension.
Note: It takes some practice to drag and drop. I find if you left mouse click on
the bottom left of the cell, it’s easier to move.
Note: If your dimension lands in the wrong place, right-click-and-drag to move

it back to where you started and try again – it becomes easier with practice.
You also have an Undo button in the Smart View menu (when working in
Smart View, use this instead of the standard Undo function in Excel).
Parent values can be expanded within the spreadsheet to drill down and view the
account balances of the child values, or parent values can be collapsed. Either
use Zoom-In from the Essbase menu or double-click on the Qtr1-XX value to
expand the quarter into months.
3. Click on 01-XX and select Zoom Out from the Essbase menu toolbar. See how it
collapsed the months 01-XX, 02-XX, and 03-XX into Qtr1-XX.
4. Next, click on one of the accounts in column B (i.e. 40000 Revenues) and
double-click on it or select Zoom In. This expands the parent value to its child
accounts. If some of the descendent values of 40000 were also parent values,
you could expand them to see their children. Each child level in the hierarchy is
indented from its parent.
5. Select any of the child values and select Zoom Out to see the child values
collapse back into the parent value.
Note: Child values are expanded above their parent rather than below.
6. From the Smart View toolbar, click Options and select the Member Options
tab. Under the Zoom In Level grouping, you can specify how members of a
hierarchy are displayed; for example, you can control whether you zoom in by
one level at a time, expand all child levels, or zoom straight o the lowest level of
the hierarchy.
7. Under the Data Options tab, you can control the suppression of data under the
Suppress Rows grouping. Check the box to suppress the No Data / Missing,
click OK to close the Options window, and refresh your spreadsheet. The
accounts with no balances (corresponding cells have #Missing) will be removed
from your analysis. (If this box was already checked, see what happens when
you uncheck it).
8. Try using the Essbase toolbar to keep only data for the first two quarters and
remove the rest of the quarters from the spreadsheet. Use CTRL + Click to
select the cells containing the labels Qtr1-12 and Qtr2-12. Click in
the Essbase toolbar and this will be the only accounting periods retained in the
spreadsheet. The function works in a similar way.
9. If you know the unique member name of a dimension member, you can type it
into the desired position, and Smart View will look up the data. Type ‘Qtr3-12’
into the cell to the right of ‘Qtr2-12’. Hit the Enter key on your keyboard. Click
Refresh. The Qtr3-12 column should populate with data.
10. You can also pivot the data in the spreadsheet if you want to change the
orientation of your view. In the POV, go to the Balance Amount dimension (it
might currently be displaying ‘Period Activity’ and select the parent value
Balance Amounts and remove ‘Period Activity’. Click Refresh.
11. Next, drag the Balance Amount dimension from the POV and drop it over ‘Qtr1-
12’ to place this dimension in the column.
12. Double-click on the Balance Amount value to expand to its children ’Beginning
Balance’, ‘Period Activity’, and ‘Ending Balance’.
13. To pivot the data in the spreadsheet, click to select the cell that reads Balance
Amount, and use the Essbase toolbar to pivot the Balance Amount dimension
from the columns to the rows using the button. The spreadsheet is now
laid out with 3 dimensions – Balance Amount, Cost Center, and Account – in the
rows of the report.
The selected dimension to be pivoted is always moved to the outermost

row/column of the opposite axis. This might not always be the most helpful
place for your analysis, so the dimensions can also be rearranged in the
spreadsheet by dragging and dropping.
To analyze the data by cost center first then balance amounts within each
account, right-click and drag the cell for Balance Amount from the left of the
spreadsheet and position it over column C where the account values begin–
and the spreadsheet’s layout will change accordingly.
Dimensions can also be dragged back to the POV window if you would like to
remove them from the spreadsheet. Right-click and drag the cell with the first
cost center listed and drop it back to the POV window. The cost center
dimension is removed from the spreadsheet.
You can use Excel’s capabilities for calculations on the data in your
spreadsheet to calculate totals, averages, variances, etc. The recommended
practice is to add calculations after you have finalized your report layout,
since adding a new dimension to your Smart View report might mess up your
calculations or cause data in them to be lost. You can also use Excel
formatting and conditional formatting to change fonts, or the way cells display
currencies, percentages, etc.
Refreshing the query to see real-time balance information

Smart View has a Refresh button on the POV window and on the Essbase
toolbar which will instantly update your data with the most current balances
posted in General Ledger, so you can reuse your query time and again, knowing
that it is always based on accurate account balances.
Drilldown to GL Journals
You can drill down on an account balance in Smart View directly into Fusion
General Ledger to view the journal lines that make up the account balance. Be
sure you are logged into the Fusion environment in your default browser. Select
the Drill Through icon on the Essbase toolbar to drill into the GL Inquiry page.
(If drilldown does not work, go to Essbase menu in the spreadsheet, select
Change Alias, and make sure it is set to NONE.)
Creating New Smart View Query

1. To create a new query, open a blank spreadsheet, and click on the Panel
icon in the Smart View menu.
2. Select Shared Connections to open the Shared Connections window.
3. In the dropdown list, select Oracle Essbase. Expand on
Essbase_FA_Cluster, USChartofAccounts, and db.
4. Double click on db and more options appear at the bottom of the window.
5. Select Ad Hoc Analysis.
6. Dimensions appear on the spreadsheet, and click on POV to get the POV
window. You can begin selecting the values for your query.
Financial Reporting Center

The Financial Reporting Center within Fusion General Ledger provides immediate
access to financial reports without requiring batch jobs. The flexibility in defining these
reports include drag-and-drop capabilities, snapshot reporting, standard output types
such as PDF, HTML, and spreadsheets and drill-down access.
Highlighted Features
 Immediate, integrated access to financial and management reports without the

need for concurrent programs or batch jobs.
 Runtime prompts and expansions for instant access to current, relevant data at
any level in your accounting hierarchy.
 Group and distribute reports to end users in Books, such as multiple reports for
the same cost center, or the same report run for multiple cost centers.
 Drag and drop object-based report creation with advanced formatting and
formulas for high-quality multi-dimensional reporting.
 Wide variety of report output formats: HTML, PDF, Excel-Query Ready (i.e.
Smart View ready), Excel formatted.
 Drill to underlying transactions in General Ledger.
Financial Reporting – Access Live Reports

The following exercise guides you through the process for using Fusion Financial
Reporting to deliver financial and management reports to GL users. This introductory
flow will show you some existing financial reports and books that have been defined,
and highlight the features that differentiate Fusion Financial Reporting, such as
 Immediate, integrated access to financial and management reports without the

need for concurrent programs or batch jobs
 Runtime prompts and expansions for instant access to current, relevant data at
any level in your accounting hierarchy.
1. Log into your Fusion environment as casey.brown.
2. Navigate to Navigator>General Accounting>Financial Reporting Center.
3. In the Financial Reports region, select each link as follows: Shared

FoldersFinancialsFinancial ReportUS Reports
This page presents the user with a list of all the Reports and Books that are
available to them.
The first tab shows the ‘Live’ online reports – these are interactive reports with a
Point of View that are run against real time data.
The second tab shows snapshot reports which have been published (from a
previously scheduled Financial Report Batch) for a particular point in time and
cannot be changed.
Reports and Books can be published directly in four different ways

 HTML
 PDF (not configured in Oracle environment)
 Fully formatted in Excel
 Query ready in Excel
4. Click on the ‘Income Statement (Period Comparison)’ report, selecting the

link or the icon for View in HTML
5. When the report displays, you will be presented with a Prompt window where
you choose the Company segment value for running the report.
6. Click on the Member Selection icon. (If you do not get the prompt window,
please check if pop up blocker is enabled for your browser from Tools->
Options -> Content. You need to allow pop ups for the URL of the Oracle
environment.)
7. Expand Company > [Company].[All Corporate Company-v1] >

[Company].[@T] > [Company].[@100] >
then use the checkboxes to select the values 101 and 102 if they aren’t
already selected.
8. Click the ‘Add to Selected’ icon to move the two new values over to the right
hand side of the window.
You will see that members are identified by their unique member name, for
example …[All Company Values].[101] rather than just 101. This allows the
Financial Reporting application to uniquely identify each member if they
appear in more than one version of a hierarchy (e.g. tree-v1 and tree-v2), or if
the same value is used in multiple dimensions (e.g. if 100 is used as a cost
center value and also a product value).
9. Click OK to close this window. Your prompt for Company will have changed
to “Company, 101-US 1 LE 1 BU 1, 102-US 1 LE 2 BU 2”.
10. Click OK to run the report.
The report is displayed in your browser window. Remember you can collapse
the Task Area pane to the left of the screen if you require more space on
screen for your working pane. If you do not see any data in the report, please
check that the data access set is set to US Primary Ledger (upper left corner
of screen), and set the Accounting Period to 12-13 (it’s in Qtr4-13).
Across the top of the report pane, you will see a grey band. This is the User
Point of View (POV) for your report (which tracks last used values per user for
each ‘dimension’).
If you need to change a value for the User POV, select the tab for that
dimension (i.e. AccountingPeriod, Cost Center, etc). The member selector
will pop up. Proceed to navigate the tree to find the appropriate value.
A user viewing the report can change the member value for any of the
dimensions on the User POV, so they can customize the report data to fit
their needs.
The User POV dimensions are links, and if you click on them you will pop
open the Member Selection window so you can refine the data that appears
on the report. Then, this User POV is tracked for each user and every
dimension, and always shows the last selected value the next time you run
any report (not just this current report) where that dimension is contained in
the User POV. This provides efficiencies because for some users they will
always run reports for a particular Company parent or Cost Center parent.
At the top of the report is the Grid Point of View (POV). This works like the
User POV, except that the Grid Point of View locks the initial value for that
report every time you run the report (based on report definition). Grid Point of
View allows you to update the value for the current report similar to User
POV, but it will not update the last member selected in the User POV settings.
Note: In Financial Reporting terminology, dimensions are each of the

segments of your chart of accounts plus other accounting elements such
as ledger, currency, accounting period, balance type. Members are the
values within each dimension.
Note: A dimension can only exist in one place on a report either row,
column, page, User POV or Grid POV. Therefore, for a particular report,
the User POV represents every dimension that is not in the row, column
and page (and Grid POV).
11. Click on the User POV for Accounting Period. Currently the Accounting
Period for the report is 12-13.
12. The member selection window will pop up, use it to change the User POV to
02-14 (it is in Qtr1-14) and click OK.
The report will be redisplayed on your screen using the new point of view.
You will see that the report displays data both for 02-14 and also for 01-14.
When you change the User POV, all report values that are based on that
User POV will change accordingly.
 Please be aware that when you pop open the Member Selection
window for the Point of View, you should click either OK or Cancel to close
it (do not select the  button for the window).
For this report, the Company dimension is defined at the ‘Page’ level.
Therefore, you can move to each page by using the pull down menu at the
top of the report layout to see a new page for a new company segment.
13. Use the pull down menu to view the Income Statement report for two
companies: 101 and 102 (which were selected in the prompt). [Note that if
you select company 102, there is no data loaded for this company in this
demo environment.]
Note the small grey arrows beside your account segment values, indicating
that these are parent values that can be expanded. Parent or child account
balance totals can be shown instantly at any level of the hierarchy.
14. Click on the arrow beside ‘Revenues’. You will see this account’s direct
children appear below it. Each of these values also has an arrow beside
them, meaning that they are also a parent account.
15. Click on “40000 Revenues”. You will see that this account has some children
that are child values and do not have an arrow beside them. They are at the
lowest level of the hierarchy and cannot be expanded further.
16. Click on “50000 Material and Goods”. This account has some children that
are parent values and can be expanded further. Account balance totals are
calculated at every level of your hierarchy, so you can expand and contract
these values and see the balances at any chosen level within your account
structure.
Expansions are within the financial report itself. This is different than Drill
Through to General Ledger and underlying transactions.
17. Next you will drill through to GL and underlying transactions. Drill through is
available when you see the link on numeric amounts. If the report is defined
with drill through, then all balances on the report are drillable to Fusion
Account Inspector user interface.
Expand on the financial statement line called ‘Travel Expenses’
Drill through on the line for “60512 Airfare”, by clicking on the numeric amount
link.
Drill through to the Detail Balances page which displays the account
combinations that made up the account balance that you drilled from.
You can select the balance of any account combination on the page and
continue to drill down to journal lines, subledger accounting, and subledger
transactions.
18. Try drilling on the period activity balance for account

101.10.60512.466.000.000.
This opens a window that shows the GL journal lines that make up the
account balance. Some of these journals came from Payables, so you can
either click on the journal name to drill down to the GL journal, or you can
click on the amount to drill down to the subledger accounting journal. If you
drilled to the GL journal, you can drill to the subledger accounting journal line
by clicking on the amount on the GL journal line. From the subledger
accounting journal line, click on the View Transaction button to see the AP
invoice.
19. Before we move to the next report, we will change the User POV for a
dimension. Change the Cost Center dimension member to [All Corporate
Cost Centers-V1].[T].[400]. By doing this, we will see how User POV
members will then default to the next report.
Note: The report has now been updated to Cost Center 400 (tree version 1).
20. Go back to the Financial Reporting Center browser tab. Now select the
“Income Statement (Actual vs. Budget)” report and select the icon to view
this report in HTML.
21. Leave the prompt as the default value 101 and 102.
Note the User POV values default from the last setting on the previous report.
In the User POV, you can change the cost center back to “All Cost Centers”
or change the accounting period to a different period to see the data in the
report change dynamically.
22. Click Done when you are finished viewing this report.
23. Next, select the “Rolling 12 Month Income Statement” and select the icon
to view this report in HTML. This report has been designed to report on
periods for the 12 months up to the selected period, this period range has
been defined using a Function in FR Studio. The range has been defined
relative to the report User POV, meaning it will change if the User POV for the
report changes. If no data is displayed in the report, make sure the currency
is set to USD.
24. In the User POV, change the accounting period to a different period. The
range of months for the report will change.
25. If you scroll to the bottom of this report, you will see that it also has an
embedded graph showing the data trend across those 12 months. As you
change the Point of View for the report, the graph will also change.
If you change the accounting period for the report, you will see that the graph
updates to reflect the new values in the report.
The graph also changes to reflect expansions of your data in the report.
26. Click on expansion for ‘Employee Benefits’ in the table. You will see the
child values are displayed in the report.
If you now scroll down to the graph, you will see that it has also been updated
to include these child values.
27. Once you have had the chance to look at this report, click Done to return to
the Financial Reporting Center page.
28. Try opening a report by clicking on the Excel icon.
29. Open some of the other reports that may be of interest to you. Here are
some noteworthy ones:
a. The “Cost Center and Product Margin” report has more than one
dimension in the row axis and allows analysis by both cost center and
product combinations. Set the page level accounting period to Q1-13.
Expand on the Cost Center dimension as shown in the screen on the left.
Collapse the cost center dimension and expand on the Product dimension
as shown on the right. You can also expand both dimensions
simultaneously to see various combinations of cost centers and products
for Revenue.
b. The “Financial Highlights” report shows two grids in one report with a
graph at the bottom.
c. The “Cost Center Expenses by Tree” report compares the cost center
structure from before and after an organization restructuring. This is done
by placing two grids on the same report so that the user can see two
different tree versions on the same report. Note Cost Center 820 rolls up
to parent 800 in the v3 tree version, and rolls up to parent 700 in the v4
tree version.
This report allows you to compare different account balances for specified
cost centers prior to the restructuring and afterwards. As shown in this
example, you can have different versions of a tree (or hierarchy), which
enables date-effective hierarchies for reporting. You can report on past,
present or future hierarchies for trend and what-if reporting.
Financial Reporting – Access Snapshot Reports

1. Within the Financial Reporting Center page, the second tab shows Published
Snapshot Reports and Books.
2. Select each link as follows: Monthly ReportsDec 2013463 Sales North.

These are reports that have been run from a Scheduled Batch at a fixed point
in time so they cannot be changed, and are not re-run against live data each
time they are opened.
3. Open any of the reports in the folder to view them.
The reports are static and include balance information from the time they
were generated. Note that when the report runs you do not see the Point of
View. All the report data is fixed so there are no expansions or drilldowns.
You can change the Company value from the pick list if the report was
published with multiple values for the Company prompt.
Mobile Financial Reporting Center

The Mobile Financial Reporting Center within Fusion General Ledger:
You can gain real-time visibility to financial reports anytime and anywhere with the
simplified user interface for Financial Reporting Center. This feature will make it easier
for you to access information from your tablet or desktop, and it will empower your
executives, managers, controllers, and casual users to quickly access all financial
results. This simplified user interface is integrated with the Oracle Social Network which
allows you to open up communications and promotes teamwork during the financial
reporting review process.
Access Live Reports

The following exercise walks through the process in Mobile Financial Reporting Center.
1. From the GSE Launchpad for your demo environment, go to main page called
Primary Login Pages. Select ‘Financial Reporting’ link.
2. Sign in as anita.kennedy.
3. Select the Reports icon.
4. Notice that Financial Reports are selected in the Show list of values. A table
of reports, books and snapshots are presented in a simple table.
5. You want to review the current period’s results compared to the prior period.
Open the ‘Income Statement (Period Comparison)’ from the list.
6. Click OK button in the Respond to Prompts window.
7. Report will render
8. Make sure AccountingPeriod = 03-13. Select User POV to change it if

needed.
9. Change the User Point of View for Line of Business to 10, for Cost Center to
430 and for Product to 263
10. Expand the 40000 Revenues row, and then click on the $ amount for the
41000 Revenue under the 03-13 column. A window will open, select ‘Drill to
Detail Balances’.
11. A new browser tab will open which displays detail balances showing detail
revenue balances for each month between 01-13 and 03-13.
12. At this point, you can analyze the data further. Change the From Accounting
Period to ’04-12’. Click on Search button.
For the row for Accounting Period 01-13, select the amount ‘-213,703.00’.
13. On the Journal Lines page, drill further down on the account by clicking on
the credit amount 213, 703.
14. The Subledger Journal Lines page opens, showing the detail.
15. Select the line for 153,483 highlighted above. Select the View Transaction
button. The Transaction Invoice page opens.
16. Select tab that contains the Period Comparison Report in ‘Mobile Financial
Reporting Center’ to continue with this script.
17. We will now start an OSN conversation. Select ‘PDF Preview’ from the
pulldown menu. After PDF is rendered, select Download to save the pdf to
your pc or network drive. This file will will needed in the following steps for
the Conversation in Oracle Social Network.
18. Open Oracle Social Network by selecting the OSN icon to the left of the
report.
19. OSN opens . Create a new conversation by pressing the New Conversation
button.
20. Enter a name for the conversation – like ‘Your initials-Period Comparison:
revenue increase’ (initials are needed for the purposes of the class since
everyone is starting a conversation on the same report). Select OK.
21. A new OSN conversation is created. Add members by selecting the

Members icon.
22. Click on the Manage button to add members
23. Add Casey.Brown to the conversation. Select Save button.
24. Add the PDF report (saved to your pc/network) to the conversation by
selecting the ‘Add Document’ icon at the bottom of the page. The Find pdf,
attach, ‘add a comment (optional)’, and select Upload button.
25. Now open the PDF attached to the Social conversation to add a ‘Text
Annotation’ (these annotations are in Oracle Social only). Select Tools and
action.
26. Highlight the Revenue amount for 03-13. Add Comment. Press Continue.
Then select Publish <Number> Annotations. (you must publish). Then
lastly select ‘Close’.
27. The conversation will be displayed in OSN.
28. Also, the conversation is in the Mobile Financial Reporting Center user
interface
29. Sign in as Casey.Brown. Review the social conversation. Open PDF, add
comment on PDF as text annotation, and Publish. Also, a normal Add
comment to conversation itself (not the PDF).
30. Sign back in as anita.kennedy, find social conversation and review Casey
Brown’s comments.
Financial Reporting Studio

Financial Reporting Studio is the tool used to define the reports you see in the Financial
Reporting Center.
You can:
 Create reports with an intuitive drag-and-drop object-based user interface.
 Advanced formatting and formulas offer powerful multidimensional reporting,

runtime parameters, expansions and drilldowns.
 Instant access to current, relevant data at any level of the accounting hierarchy
Creating Financial Reports Using FR Studio
1. Log into Financial Reporting Studio using casey.brown, your assigned password,
and server URL: https://rws2-fapXXXX-bi.oracledemos.com.
2. Navigate to File>New>Report.
3. Place some data on the report by going to Insert > Grid.
4. Take your cursor and draw a box in the body of the report. When you release
your cursor, you will see a window ‘Select Database Connection’.
5. Select the Database Connection USChartofAccounts.
6. Click OK.
The Dimension Layout window opens where you can select the row, column, and
page dimensions of your report by dragging dimensions into the grid layout to
select the elements from the Chart of Accounts that will appear in the body of the
report.
7. Drag “Company” to the page level, “AccountingPeriod” to the columns, and

“Account” to the rows.
8. Click OK.
All the “unused” dimensions will remain in the Point of View for the report so that
the user can modify them to refine the report content at report runtime. The Point
of View for a report is similar to report parameters, but they can be changed
while the report is open, so the user can see different report content without
having to resubmit the report.
9. As this will be a simple Income Statement report, double click the Account cell
and select some parent level revenue and expense accounts.
10. Expand on the hierarchy Account>All Corporate Accounts –

V1>[Account]@[T]>95001>95011 and 95021.
11. Check the box next to the following accounts: 40000 Revenue, 50000 Material
and Goods, 60000 Operating Expenses, 70000 Extraordinaries & Tax.
12. Move them over to the right side of the window by clicking on the move arrow
pointing to the right.
13. Also check the box at the bottom of the screen ‘Place selections into separate
rows” to put the selections in separate rows in your report so that you can control
specific formatting and behavior for each row.
Note: You can add any child accounts or parent accounts from anywhere in your
hierarchy and balances will be shown at that level based on data in the Essbase
cube – there is no need for calculations of summary account balances etc., GL
balances are stored at all levels of the hierarchy in real time.
14. After clicking the OK button, you will see the four parent account values in your
report.
15. Enable expansion for all the account values shown on the report simply by
clicking a checkbox. When you have setup tree hierarchies in your Fusion Chart
of Accounts, that’s all it takes to have your report instantly display both summary
and detail balances at any level of your account hierarchy – you expand a parent
account to see the balances for all the child accounts. At report runtime, users
can drill instantly from a parent account balance to see the real-time child
balances, with no need for re-calculations of summary balances, or re-running
the report for new account data.
16. Click on each of the four parent account value cells (40000, 50000, 60000,
70000) and check the Allow Expansion box in the ‘Heading Row Properties’
region on the right.
17. You can control the name that is displayed for each row.
18. In the Heading Row Properties region on the right, selecting Member Name will
display the account value;
19. Alias Default will display the account value and description;
20. Both will display a combination of the previous two options.
21. Selecting Custom Heading allows you to enter any text for the row name.
Custom Headings are not recommended for rows with parent values because the
expanded child values will not be uniquely identified.
22. Please select Alias Default for each of the rows in your report.
23. Add a formula row to the report to create the total for Net Profit.
24. Highlight the row under account 70000 and right click to select Insert Row >
Formula.
25. Click on the = # calculation cell to enter the formula in the top of the screen.
26. To calculate net income, enter [1]+[2]+[3]+[4].
27. Click the green check mark to the left of the formula field to validate that your
formula is correct.
You can use the pull down list to view all the different options for formula
calculations – so the report content can contain complex calculations in the same
way as a spreadsheet, but it is simple to select and build these calculations into
the report. For this example, we could have achieved the same result by using
the function Sum([1],[2],[3],[4]).
Report Functions are a very powerful piece of functionality for giving users
exactly the data they want, and easy to setup with a few clicks.
For the Accounting Period, set up a range based on 6 months up-to and
including the user selected period for the report. Here are the steps:
28. For the formula row, select Custom Heading and type “Total”.
29. Double-click the Accounting Period cell.
30. The Select Members window opens. From the functions tab, select the Range
function. When you click on the move-to-the-right arrow, it will open another
window.
31. In the Edit Range Function window, click on the Value field in the StartMember
row. Then click on the icon to the right of the Value field. This lets you select the
value for the StartMember parameter.
32. The Edit StartMember Parameter Value window opens. Click on the Function
tab.
33. From the functions tab, select the Relative Member function and click the move-
to-the-right arrow.
34. Click on the Value field in the Member row. Then click on the icon to the right of
the Value field.
35. Select Current Point of View for Accounting Period and move it to the right.
Click OK.
36. In the Offset row, click on the Value field and enter “-6”. Click the OK button.
This sets the first accounting period column displayed on the report to be six
months prior to the currency accounting period selected for the report at runtime,
the second accounting period column to be five months prior, the third
accounting period column to be four months prior, etc.
37. Click the OK button on the Edit StartMember Parameter Value window.
38. In the Edit Range Function window, select the EndMember row and click on the
Value field. Then click on the icon to the right of the Value field.
39. Set the value for the EndMember parameter to Current Point of View for
Accounting Period. This sets the last accounting period column displayed on
the report to be the current account period selected for the report at runtime.
Click OK.
40. Click OK on the next window.
41. In the Select Members window, remove Accounting Period option from the right
panel by highlighting it and clicking on the arrow pointing to the left. Click OK to
save the changes.
Report Functions are a very powerful and easy-to-use piece of functionality.

Although it is only one column in FR Studio, at report runtime this function will
display the range of 6 columns on the report for the 6 months up to and including
the accounting period selected by the user.
42. Preview the report to check your results. Name your report XX Report and save
to Shared Folders>Custom>Financials>. Once the report is saved, it can be
run from within the Financial Reporting Center or Workspace in Fusion GL.
Note: If your report shows #ERROR or #MISSING please check the Point of
View values you are using to run the report to ensure that the report can find
valid data.
Other ways to preview your report is to select either Print Preview or Web
Preview from the File menu in FR Studio.
You can also format rows and columns in the report, such as number formatting
for positive or negative numbers, colors, bold, alignment, and conditional
formatting as you might use in spreadsheets.
43. Select a row, column, or cell and right-clicking to select the Format option.
44. Let’s format the Revenue row to display the credit balances as positive numbers
instead of negative numbers. Highlight the row for account 40000.
45. Right-click to select Format.
46. In the Positive Number Symbols region, enter “-“ into the Prefix field, and in the
Negative Number Symbols region, delete the “-“ in the Prefix field. This will
display revenue account balances as positive numbers when there is a credit
accounting balance, and negative when there is a debit accounting balance.
47. Repeat the same formatting steps for the Net Income row.
Also for the Net Income row, let’s add a single line border to the top of the cell,
and a double line border to the bottom of the cell.
48. Highlight the Net Income row, right-click and select Format.
49. In the Format Cells window, select the Borders & Shading tab,
50. click on the single line style and then click on the top border position.
51. Next click on the double line style and then click on the bottom border position.
Allow report users to drill down from the report content into Fusion General
Ledger to see the underlying transaction details. For something so powerful, it is
very simple to create in the report –
53. click the top left cell of the grid to bring up Grid Properties, and check the box
(bottom right) to enable Drill Through. Report users gain visibility into detailed
information easily and efficiently by simply drilling on parent level account
balances to lower level balances, and even to underlying journals and subledger
details to view the details that make up the balance. Without this feature, this
supporting information would have to be looked up manually.
Defining Prompts for the report rather than Point of View. Prompts are useful for
reports that need to show multiple dimension values (for example a report
showing multiple pages of results across Company values 101, 201 and 301)
whereas a Point of View restricts the selection to a single value.
54. To do this on the report, double click where it says “Pages:” to open the Select
Member dialog for the Company segment, and choose “Prompt for Company”.
55. Then double-click on ‘Prompt for Company’ in the right side of the window and
it will open a window for you to define the default member values for your
Prompt.
56. Click on Hierarchy row.
57. Click OK. In the next window, select the default company value in the Default
Memberfield.
58. Click OK on the remaining windows to save your changes.
59. Create a title and logo for the report. It is easy to change fonts, colors, formatting,
and also to insert images such as a company logo to produce a professionally
formatted report. Navigate to Insert > Text or Insert > Image. When the cursor
appears, draw a box in the body of the report, and you can click into the box to
enter text for a title or upload an image file.
It is easy to add graphs and charts to the report so the report can be
presented in a way that increases the visibility of accounting information
and helps users interpret data more effectively. Graphs dynamically
change as you pivot and change the focus of your online report. The
process for creating a chart is intuitive (similar to creating a graph in a
spreadsheet) by choosing the type of graph and the columns / rows of

data you want to appear.
60. Navigate to Insert > Chart.
61. Choose Chart Type = Line. For the data range, select rows 2,3,4 and column A.
62. You can define multiple grids on a report. For example, you may want to
compare different date-effective hierarchies side by side for what-if analysis
related to a restructuring of the chart of accounts, or you have two different
reports (e.g. balance sheet and cash flow statement) that you want to display in a
single page so that the users can view the two reports side by side. You can do
so by navigating to Insert > Grid and adding a grid to your report.
63. Save your report and view it in Financial Reporting Center.
Workspace
Workspace is the location where Reporting Administrators maintain the folder structure
for storing reports, as well as where they secure and define access privileges to folders
and reports. You can create, open, save, and delete folders. The folders are used to
store report objects, reports, and snapshot reports. You can see Financial Reporting
Studio reports, BI Publisher reports, and OTBI reports stored in Workspace, but you
cannot run all of them from Workspace. BI Publisher reports are run in the Schedule
Processes page. OTBI reports can be run from Workspace or the Reports and
Analytics page. Financial Reporting Studio reports can be run from Workspace or
Financial Reporting Center. Scheduling of Financial Reporting Studio reports is
performed in Workspace.
You can:
 Maintain your folder structure for storing reports, report objects, and snapshot
reports.
 Secure and control access to reports and report objects.
 Create books or financial report packages for distribution to management for

review.
 Run or schedule financial reports, books, and snapshot reports for distribution
Steps
1. Log into the Fusion environment as casey.brown.
2. Navigate to Navigator>General Accounting>Financial Reporting Center.
Click on the Launch Workspace link in the Tasks pane on the left. When
Workspace opens, go to Navigate>Applications>BI Catalog.
3. Expand on the Create icon. The first item on the list, Folder, allows you to create
new folders. The icon with the red X is used to delete folders or reports.
4. Navigate through the folder structure as follows: Shared

Folders>Financials>Financial Reports.
5. Highlight either the folder or a report in the folder and right click to select
Permissions. You can secure access to the folder or report using this window
by defining roles and assigning the roles to the permissions window and to the
users.
6. To create a book or financial reports package, go to the File menu at the top of
the page. Select File>New>Book.
7. In the window that opens, click on the Insert Document icon that is highlighted
in yellow in the screenshot. This opens the window for you to select the reports
to include in the book.
8. Select the reports you want to include and click on the Move arrow to move them
over to the right side, Selected Items.
9. When you are done selecting reports, click on OK.
10. Click on the Save icon in the toolbar at the top. This will prompt you to provide a
name for the book and select the folder where you want to store the book.
Please include your initials in the name so we can distinguish it from other users’
books.
11. To create a snapshot report, you need to create a batch and schedule the batch
to run at a specific date/time in the future. To create a batch, go back to the
Oracle BI Catalog tab and go to the File menu at the top of the page. Select
File>New>Batch.
12. In the window that opens, click on the Insert Document icon that is highlighted
in yellow in the screenshot. This opens the window for you to select the reports
to include in the batch for scheduling.
13. Select the reports that you want to include and click on the Move arrow to move
them to the right side, Selected items.
14. When you are done selecting reports, click on OK.
15. Click on the Save icon in the toolbar at the top.
16. After accepting the defaults this will prompt you to provide a name for the batch
and select the folder where you want to store the batch. Please include your
initials in the name so we can distinguish it from other users’ batches. Click OK
when you are done.
17. Next, go to Navigate>Schedule>Batch Scheduler.
18. In the window that opens, click on the New Scheduled Batch icon that is
highlighted in yellow.
19. This opens the Schedule Batch window. Enter a name (no spaces) and
description for your scheduled batch run (please include your initials) and click
on Next.
20. Select the batch that you want to schedule and click on Next.
21. Click OK when asked to provide the login credentials. When the window
refreshes, you are presented with the Scheduled Batch Point of View region
where you can select the parameters for your scheduled report. You can select
to run the report for a specific accounting period, segment value, or any other
dimension value. For example, if you want to create a snapshot report for the
month January 2013 to reflect your balances as of the end of the month, select
January 2013 for the accounting period.
22. Make your selections and click on Next.
23. Select your output options. Click Next.
24. Select your notification options, if any. Click the Finish button.
25. If you scheduled your batch to run immediately, then you can navigate to the
folder when you saved your batch to view the output of your scheduled process.
26. You can now manage your reports and control access to them in Workspace.
Account Inspector
Account Inspector is used to inquire on account balances online in a browser. The
unique pivot table functionality gives users the ability to slice and dice balances in a
multidimensional manner. You can drill down to lower level account balances and to the
underlying journals.
Steps
1. Log into your Fusion environment with your own login.
2. There are two ways to navigate to Account Inspector:
 If you have an account group defined in Account Monitor
(Navigator>General Accounting>General Accounting Dashboard), drill
down from Account Monitor to Account Inspector by clicking ‘Inquire and
Analyze Balances’.
 Navigator>General Accounting>Financial Reporting Center. Select
‘Inquire and Analyze Balances’ link in Tasks pane.
3. When the Account Inspector page opens, the column has the Accounting Period
dimension, and the row has the Natural Account dimension by default. The
Accounting Period defaults to the latest open period, and the Account defaults to
the first row of the default account group in Account Monitor if one is defined;
otherwise it defaults to the lowest value.
4. Select values for each dimension in the Page Level Dimensions box to retrieve
the data you are looking for.
5. You can drag and drop more than one dimension into the rows or columns in
Account Inspector. Try dragging the cost center dimension to the rows, and
dragging the company dimension to the columns. Note that if you want to
change the value of the Account dimension or the Accounting Period dimension,
drag and drop the dimension into the Page Level Dimensions box, and select the
desired values. Account Inspector always requires at least one dimension to be
present in the row and column. So you would need to drag another dimension
from the Page Level Dimensions box and drop it into the row or column before
you can move the Accounting Period or Account dimension into the Page Level
Dimensions box.
6. If the dimension value in the row or column is a parent value, you can expand on
the parent value to view the child values and their account balances.
7. You can drill down on account balances from Account Inspector to Detail
Balances, journal lines and subledger transactions when all chart of account
dimension members for an account balance are specified at the lowest level
(Level 0) in the row, column and page. These account balances which are
available for drilldown are hyperlinks and are highlighted with brighter font color
on the page. You can click on the link and the Detail Balances page opens.
8. You can export the query you create in Account Inspector by clicking on the
Excel spreadsheet icon in the upper left corner of the page.
Lesson 19: OTBI (Online Transactional Business Intelligence)
Background
This activity has been provided to introduce you to Oracle OTBI functionality in Fusion
Applications and the basic navigation features.
Activity Scope
This demonstration introduces you to the OTBI subject areas and helps you create a
simple Invoice Listing.
Sign in as Your User (as assigned by the instructor).
1. After you sign in, you click on Navigator  Reports and Analytics
2. Click on Create  Select Subject Area (Payables Invoices - Transactions

Real Time)
3. You can see several folders in this area.
4. To create an OTBI report, the first step is to select columns for the report.
5. Expand the Business Unit folder. Move the Business Unit Name to selected
columns by clicking on > button.
6. Expand the Supplier folder. Move the Supplier to selected columns by clicking
on > button.
7. Expand the Supplier Site folder. Move the Site name to selected columns by
clicking on > button.
8. Expand the Invoice General Details folder. Move the Invoice Number to
selected columns by clicking on > button. Also, move the Invoice Date to
selected columns from the same folder.
9. Expand the Invoice Amount folder. Move the Invoice Amount to the selected
columns.
10. Click on Next to select views for this report.
11. Specify the Title for the report. Enter XX Invoice Listing where XX is the
number provided to you by the instructor.
12. Specify the Table for your report output. Click on down arrow to pick
Table(recommended).
13. Click on the Preview checkbox. You can preview your report output before
proceeding further.
14. Click on Next.
15. To create prompt on Business Unit, click on Business Unit Name column. From
the Move To drop down, select Prompt For. This will allow the report user to
choose the BU from a prompt - the report will be displayed for only this BU.
16. To section the report by Supplier, click on the Supplier column. From the Move
To drop down, select Section By.
17. Click on Next.
18. Sort the report by Supplier. To do this, click on the down arrow for Add Sort and
select Supplier.
19. Create a filter for Invoice Date range. To do this, click on the down arrow for Add
Filter and select Invoice Date. From the Operator drop down, select is
between 1/1/2012 and 12/31/2012.
20. Click on Next.
21. No conditional formatting will be applied. Click on Next.
22. Enter Analysis name as XX Invoice Listing where XX is the number provided
by your instructor.
23. Save in Shared Folders>Custom>Financials.
24. Click on Submit.
25. Click OK on the confirmation window.
26. From the Reports and Analytics Task pane, click on Shared Folders >
Custom > Financials  XX Invoice Listing and click on View hyperlink.
(Please note that you can optionally edit the report for making any further
changes. If you click on the More hyperlink, you will be taken to BI Answers
Tool). For the purposes of this exercise, please click on the View hyperlink
instead of the Edit or More hyperlinks.
27. You can now view your report results. You can pick US1 Business Unit on the
Business Unit Name drop down to view the various Suppliers and their Invoicing
Data.
This exercise demonstrates how easy it is for a user to create a simple report based
upon the subject areas provided in the OTBI tool by Oracle Fusion.
28. You can also review some OTBI ad hoc reports we’ve defined for demonstration
purposes. Navigate to Shared Folders>Custom>Demo OTBI Ad Hoc Query
Reports. [Folders under the Shared directory can be accessed by anyone with
the BI Platform Administrator role. For users who should not have an
administrator role, you will need to create a custom role and assign the role to
both the users and to the folders that they can access.]
29. Open any of the reports by clicking on the report name and selecting View. The
Assets Subledger Journals Report, GL Journal Report by Cost Center, and
Supporting References reports demonstrate how transactions can be queried
by specific segment values.
Activity Scope
1. Review Whitepaper
2. View Web Services
3. View File Based Data Import
4. View ADFdi
Review Whitepaper:
1. Review whitepaper: Integration with Oracle Fusion Financials Cloud Service.
View Web Services:
1. Navigate to Oracle Enterprise Repository (OER):

https://fusionappsoer.oracle.com/oer/
2. Log in with your Oracle credentials.
3. Click on the button Log In as Guest.
4. To view web services, Enter Search String: EXTERNAL, select Type: ADF
Service. Click Search.
5. Select the row of your choice. In the bottom half of the screen, click on the
Overview tab to view the overview. Click on the Documentation tab, click on
the link that opens a PDF with step by step instructions to invoke the service,
review the PDF.
View File Based Data Import:
1. Navigate to Oracle Enterprise Repository (OER):

https://fusionappsoer.oracle.com/oer/
2. Log in with your Oracle credentials.
3. Click on the button Log In as Guest.
4. To view File Based Data Import, Enter Search String: FBDI, select Type:
Scheduled Process. Click Search.
5. Select the row of your choice. In the bottom half of the screen, click on the
Overview tab to view the overview. Click on the Documentation tab, click on
the link Usage Documentation for step by step instructions. Right-click on the
link Spreadsheet Template and select ‘Save As’ to download the template.
6. Each of the templates provides instructions on the first tab for completing the
spreadsheet and loading it to Fusion.
7. In general, after completing the spreadsheet, you click on a button in the

spreadsheet to generate a zip file. The zip file is placed on the SFTP server
using an application like FileZilla.
8. Next, log into Fusion and navigate to Tools>Schedule Processes, and run the
Load Interface File for Import program. After this program completes
successfully, then run the respective import program to load the data into the
respective Fusion application.
Lesson 21: Entering Suppliers
Background
The following show the different ways to enter suppliers via the UI and via
spreadsheets.
To Enter Suppliers Manually in the UI:
1. Select Navigator > Procurement > Suppliers
2. Select Create Suppliers link.
3. Enter the required information and click Create.
4. Select the Addresses tab and enter the required fields.
5. In the Address Details region, in the Sites tab, click the “+” sign.
6. Select the Procurement BU and Site Purpose.
7. Save.
8. Optionally enter information for Transaction Tax, Contacts.
9. Click the Payments tab.
10. In the Bank Accounts tab (under Payments) click the Create icon to create a
bank account. Enter the required information, such as Country and Account
Number. To select a Bank Name and Branch, you need to have them defined in
Cash Management using FSM.
To set up Banks and Branches: (N) Setup and Maintenance > Define Invoicing
and Payments Configuration > Define Cash Management and Banking
Configuration > Set up Banks, Branches and Accounts.
11. When finished creating your supplier, click Save and Close.
To Enter Suppliers via a Spreadsheet Using OER (Oracle Enterprise Repository):
1. Access this link: https://fusionappsoer.oracle.com/oer/
2. Select the Login as Guest button
3. Query based on FBDI and Scheduled Processes
4. We have spreadsheets for Suppliers, Supplier Sites, Supplier Site Contacts, Site
Assignments, and Bank Accounts. Note: Use your right mouse button to
download the spreadsheets.
5. When you complete all the spreadsheets, you need to use a FTP tool to load the
data into the interface tables and run import processes to load the data to Fusion
Procurement. There are instructions on each in the instructions tab of each
spreadsheet.
6. Then to view the imported suppliers, use the Manage Suppliers link to query and
view them.
Lesson 22: Entering Customers
Background
The following show the different ways to enter customers manually via the UI and via
spreadsheets.
NOTE: When entering customers using our UIs, there are two. If you just want to enter
the simple required customer information, you can use the Create Customer page. After
that, if you want to enter other information such as contacts, tax, profile, etc., you need
to use the Manage Customer page.
To Quickly Enter Customers Manually (Quick Method):
1. Select Navigator >Receivables > Billing
2. Click the Create Customer link. This will open the Create Organization Customer
page.
3. Enter all the required fields, such as Organization Name.
To Enter Customers Manually (Long Method):
1. Select Navigator >Receivables > Billing
2. Click the Manage Customers link. This will open the Manage Customers page.
4. Enter all the required fields.
NOTE: If you create a Customer Profile, then most of the attributes can be defaulted
by assigning the profile to the customer. This is a bit quicker if you have lots of
customers to enter. In the Manage Customer page, there is a field for profile class, if
you select one there, it helps to default in some attributes.
To Enter Customers via a Spreadsheet Using OER (Oracle Enterprise Repository):

Note: The following instructions are for Cloud customers to import customers.
1. Access this link: https://fusionappsoer.oracle.com/oer/
2. Select the Login as Guest button.
3. Query based on FBDI and Scheduled Processes.
4. Find the file called Import Trading Community Data in Bulk. Note: Use your
right mouse button to download the spreadsheet from OER.
5. Follow the instructions on the Instructions tab. You will need to use a FTP loader
tool to populate interface tables and then run import programs to import them into
Fusion.
To Enter Customers in Bulk (For On Premise ONLY):
There is a document loaded here:

https://beehiveonline.oracle.com/content/dav/Oracle/Fusion_ERP_Partner_Implementat
ion_Training_Workspace/Documents/Financials/Implementation%20Training%20for%2
0Release%205/Importing%20Data%20(i.e.,%20Suppliers%20and%20Customers)/How
_to_Import_Customers_On_Premise.doc
If you cannot access this document, send an email to Theresa.Hickman@Oracle.com.

Note: If you are a Financials only customer, you should use the Manage Users UI to
enter users and employees. This is the only way to make approvals work because you
need to assign a Department, Manager, Position etc. to the user depending on how you
want to structure your approval rules.
If implementing Financials and HCM, then you should use the Hire New Person UI.
Prerequisite: Define Role Mapping
It is best practice to define a Role Mapping before you create users to automatically
assign, reassign, and remove roles from users based on the conditions you specify.
When you perform tasks, such as Promote Worker or Transfer Worker, it will result in
role provisioning and recalculation based on your role provisioning rules
Note: The following link includes details about this feature:

http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E25178_01/fusionapps.1111/e20378/F648748AN1DBEA.htm
1. Navigator -> Setup and Maintenance > Query the Implementation

Project > Define Common Applications Configuration for Financials >
Define Security for Financials > Define Users for Financials > Manage
HCM Role Provisioning Rules
This will open the Manage Role Mappings page.
3. Specify a Mapping Name.
4. Specify all the conditions that apply to automatically assign roles to users
as they get hired, change jobs, or change managers.
Note: See screen shot below for an example.
5. In the Associated Roles table, click the Add icon.
6. Assign the Data Role you want to have the system automatically assign.
For subledger users, the data role should have the Business Unit context.
For GL users, the data role should have the Data Access Set context.
7. Check the appropriate check boxes:
 Requestable means HR specialists and line managers can

provision roles manually to other users. Only line managers that
satisfy all conditions associated with the role mapping can manually
assign roles to users.
 Self-requestable means a user can request the role be assigned

to him/her.
 Autoprovision means you want the role automatically assigned to

the user when they meet all the conditions you specified.
 Click the Apply Auto Provisioning button if you want to have the
system automatically provision this role to all users who do not
already have the role assigned. It also will deprovision roles
immediately from users who are no longer eligible for roles that
they currently have.
8. Click Save and Close, then Done.
9. Now you can enter your users in either the Manage Users UI or the Hire
an Employee UI. For Financials Only implementations, you should use the
Manage Users UI.
Navigator -> Setup and Maintenance > Query the Implementation

Project > Define Common Applications Configuration for Financials >
Define Security for Financials > Define Users for Financials > Manage
Users
-OR-
Navigator -> Manager Resources > Manage Users
10. Select the Create Icon.
11. Enter the User details based on the screen shot below and then click the
Autoprovision Roles button.
Note: The Employment Information must match the conditions in the Role
Mapping exactly to get the role automatically assigned when you click the
Autoprovision Roles button.
1. You should see the Employee role and other roles as defined in your Role
Mapping.
3. Sign Out
How to Create Employees from HCM’s Hire an Employee UI
Note: The Person defining a new user in HCM should first have following roles
assigned to him in Fusion.
1. Login as matthew.schneider/ (Password given in classroom).

Note: If you have issues, try matthew.schnieder. (Switch the e and i.)
Note: The reason why you need to log in as this user is because the New Hire
process, by default, goes to 2 levels of approvers based on the person who
originally entered the new hire.
2. Select Navigator > Manager Resources > New Person
3. Click the Hire an Employee link.
4. Select the Create icon and enter the following required fields:
 Hire Date: 1/1/12
 Hire Action: Hire
 Legal Employer: US1 Legal Entity
 Last Name:
 First Name:
5. Click Next
6. Fill out Address details
7. Fill out email details and leave the rest blank.
8. Click Next
9. Leave this section Blank
10. Fill in Business Unit, Job, Department & Location.
11. Scroll down and expand Expenses Information. (This is needed for Expense
Reporting).
 Default expense Account: 101.10.60501.121.000.000
 Expense Check Send-to Address: Home
13. Click Next. The Employee role will be automatically assigned.
14. Click Next.
15. Click Submit.
16. Log out and log in as Roger.Bolton (the new hire’s manager). From the
Welcome page, in the Approvals region, select the task and click the Complete
button.
Lesson 24: Enabling Oracle Social Network (OSN)

OSN is a secure enterprise social network that allows you to collaborate within and
outside your organization. Available collaboration tools include groups, activity feeds,
discussion forums, document sharing, instant messaging, email and web conferencing.
By bringing key attributes from the applications to share, socialize and update
information, you can make better business decisions. Multiple participants can view and
annotate content together in real-time, allowing faster and more effective content
reviews. Participants can use live presence and chat to actively engage others within
the system.
You do this by defining which business objects and attributes to enable and the
enablement method for Oracle Social Network integration with Oracle Fusion
Applications. Once enabled, these business objects can be shared in collaborative
conversations.
Note: Oracle Social Network can be accessed from a Web browser, Outlook
application, or Mobile and Tablet devices.
Note: Oracle Social Network is currently not available in non-Cloud implementations.
Using OSN
When you log into Fusion Applications, OSN should be enabled by default.
Two ways to access OSN:

 Click the Social link on the global toolbar
 Select Navigator > Social Network
When you are entering a transaction, save the transaction and then click the OSN icon
to start conversations:
If you are a new user, then you will need to click the Social icon and join the group
before you can see the conversations.
Configuring OSN
A business object cannot be shared within Oracle Social Network until a functional administrator or
implementor accesses the Manage Oracle Social Network Objects page and enables the business object
for OSN integration.
1. Navigator > Setup and Maintenance> All Tasks

2. Search by Tasks, Name: Manage Oracle Social Network Objects
3. Select Go to Task icon.

4. You will see a complete list of all business objects that can be enabled for OSN.
Note: In Release 8, the OSN objects are segregated by product family, such as
Financials, HMC, CRM, etc. Right now, you see everything.
5. You can determine if information about a business object is displayed in Oracle

Social Network, and select attributes to include for that business object.
6. To enable a business object, highlight the object, then click the Enable Object
button.
7. You can choose the following:

 Manual: Recommended; this means thee object is enabled for manual
sharing where the user decides to share each instance of the object with
OSN. Once shared, all updates to enabled attributes of the object
instance, and deletes, are sent to OSN. Updates to attributes that are not
enabled are not sent.
 Automatic: Automatically sends newly enabled object instances and
updates to OSN. All object instances are automatically shared upon
creation and all subsequent updates to enabled attributes of the object
instances, and deletes, are automatically sent to OSN.
 No: Does not send any object instance information to OSN.
Note: After you enable an object, you must enable one or more attributes. If you
do not configure any attributes for the enabled business object, unexpected
results can occur as no attributes are sent to OSN during create and update.
Deletes are sent as usual.
8. When complete, Save and Close.
Note: The Update Translations button will synchronize the newly translated text
from Oracle Fusion Applications so that it can be used within OSN. This means
you can install and enable a new language or take a language patch at any time.
The Update Translations button sends translations for all business objects whose
enablement is Manual or Automatic.
Enabling OSN for Mobile Devices (iPhone, iPad, iOS and Android)
OSN Social Objects in Fusion R8

Oracle Social Network (OSN) will enable business users to collaborate with key
individuals within their organization and external contacts like suppliers and partners
using critical transaction data from Fusion Applications. OSN enables business users to
collaborate with each other using a range of collaboration tools including groups, activity
feeds, discussion forums, document sharing, instant messaging, email, and web
conferencing.
By bringing key attributes from the application into the collaboration experience,
individuals are able to share, socialize, and update information with the goal of making
better business decisions based on additional information obtained and analyzed within
their social network environment.
Downloading OSN applications for mobile
1. Download Application: Go to your Android Play Store or Apple Store on your

mobile and find “Oracle Social Network” app
2. Install app: Click on “Install” to install the app. You will then find the OSN App
icon displayed on your mobile device
Configuring connection of your mobile to OSN
1. Configuring app to connect to GSE server: Click on the icon to open it. Enter
following information:
a. Username / Password same as Fusion user login
b. Account name: Any name
c. Server: https://fapxxxx-osn.oracleads.com/client
replace fapxxxx by the one corresponding to your Fusion environment
(check the URL when logging in Fusion)
Note: You have to be careful to change the password on your OSN account
every week,
OSN for iOS OSN for Android
2. Click on Connect button
3. You will then be able to access all OSN functionality from your mobile device.
Configuring Connection of your Mobile to OSN
1. Go to Index page (index.html) of your GSE environment > Click on “Fusion

Apps OSN” hyperlink under “Others” .
Opens the OSN web client

2. On the blue bar towards the top of the page, to the right (next to the user name)
you will see an inverted triangle icon > Click on it to open an List of Values
3. Select “Download” > Opens Download page
4. Click on the hyperlink on that page “Download Oracle Social Network Add-in
for Microsoft® Outlook®”
5. That will open OTN on a new browser window
6. Check “Accept License Agreement” radio button > Click on hyperlink “Download
Oracle Social Network Add-In for Outlook ” (It may prompt you for Oracle
Single Sign-On login)
7. It will then download “outlook_social_network_setup.exe”
8. Save File > Open it from download location to run the exe file
Note for Windows 7 users: Recommend opening the folder where you
download the exe file > right click on file name > select “Run as Administrator” >
to install with access to all windows resources necessary for the install)
9. Following configuration instructions on OTN page, to complete configuration of

Oracle Social Network Add-In for Outlook.
Lesson 25: Appendix
Lesson 25: Appendix
Prepare for User and Role Management
Prepare the Oracle Fusion Applications super user for user management and
configuration.
 Update the Oracle Fusion Applications super user ID in LDAP (Oracle

Internet Directory) with an E-mail address.
 Reconcile LDAP and Oracle Identity Manager.
Prepare the IT Security Manager job role for user and role management.
 Provision the IT Security Manager role with the following OIM roles:
- Identity User Administrators
- Role Administrators
 Assign the IT Security Manager role to the Xellerate users organization.
Synchronize LDAP with HCM user management.
 Perform the Run User and Roles Synchronization Process task.

 Monitor completion of the SyncRolesJob process to ensure that the latest
roles definitions can be assigned to implementation users.
Lesson 25: Appendix
Prepare the IT Security Manager Job Role (NA for Cloud)
Background
The super user that was created when installing and provisioning Oracle Fusion
Applications (for example, FAADMIN) has all necessary access for implementing Oracle
Fusion Applications and administering security. This access is provided by the following
roles:
 Application Implementation Consultant

 IT Security Manager
Neither of these roles provides access needed for creating and managing Oracle Fusion
Applications users. Therefore, you must add the following two OIM roles to the IT
Security Manager role:
 Identity User Administrators, which carries user management entitlement

 Role Administrators, which carries role management entitlement
Activity Scope
Provision the IT Security Manager with the necessary roles Oracle Identity Manager.
Assign the IT Security Manager role to the Xellerate Users organization.
Steps
1. While signed into Oracle Identity Manager as the OIM System Administrator user
(for example, XELSYSADMIN), click the Administration link in the upper right of
the Oracle Identity Manager. This accesses the Welcome to Identity Manager
Delegated Administration menu.
2. In the Roles list of tasks, click Advanced Search – Roles.
3. Provision the IT Security Manager job role with the Identity User Administrators
and Role Administrators OIM roles using the following steps.
a. Search for the Identity Users Administrators role by entering the role name in
the Display Name field and clicking Search.
b. In the Search Results, click the role's Display Name.
c. On the Hierarchy tab, click Inherits From.
d. Click Add.
e. In the Add Parent Role to: IDENTITY USER ADMINISTRATORS window,
select the role category: Common – Job Roles.
f. Click the arrow icon to show the list of available roles.
g. Select IT Security Manager and move it to the Roles to Add list.
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h. Click Save.
i. Search for the Role Administrators role, and repeat steps 4 to 11 to add that
role to the IT Security Manager role's role inheritance.
4. Assign the IT Security Manager role to the Xellerate Users organization using the
following steps.
a. In the Welcome to Identity Manager Delegated Administration menu (see step
1 of this procedure), in the Organizations list of tasks, click Advanced Search –
Organizations
b. Search for the Xellerate Users organization by entering Xellerate Users in the
Display Name field and clicking Search.
c. In the Search Results, click the organization's Display Name. The Xellerate
Users page appears.
d. Click the Administrative Roles link in the row of links above the Xellerate
Users.
e. In the Filter By Role Name field of the Details window, enter the following
string:
*IT_SECURITY_MANAGER*
f. Click Find.
g. Enable Read, Write, Delete, and Assign.
h. Click Assign.
i. Click Confirm.
At this point, the Oracle Fusion Applications super user can proceed with signing into
Oracle Fusion Applications to generate functional setup tasks by configuring the offering
being implemented and generating the offering's setup task lists. See Synchronize
LDAP Users with HCM User Management for information about signing in as the super
user.
Lesson 25: Appendix
Synchronize LDAP Users and Roles to Initialize HCM User

Management
Background
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) must be synchronized with HCM user
management so that users can be provisioned with roles through HCM.
As an initial task, this super user synchronizes LDAP users with HCM user
management before creating implementation users.
Activity Scope
The Oracle Fusion Applications super user synchronizes LDAP users with HCM user
management.
Steps
1. Sign in to Oracle Fusion Applications using the super user's user name (for
example FAADMIN) and password.
If you do not know the super user name and password, check with your system
administrator or the person who installed Oracle Fusion Applications. For more
information about Oracle Fusion Applications provisioning, see the Oracle Fusion
Applications Installation Guide. If you have generated functional setup task lists,
expand the Define Common Applications Configuration task list for the offering
you are implementing and proceed with step 5. Otherwise, proceed with step 3
2. Go to Navigator > Tools > Setup and Maintenance > All Tasks.
3. Search for the Run User and Roles Synchronization Process task.
4. Access the Run User and Roles Synchronization Process task by clicking its Go
to Task icon in the search results.
5. Perform the task by clicking Submit in the Process Details page.
The SyncRolesJob process takes some time to complete the first time it is run.
6. Monitor completion of the SyncRolesJob process from Navigator > Tools >
Scheduled Processes before continuing with creating implementation users.
Lesson 25: Appendix
Fusion Security Activities
The following are Security Activities for the Fusion Cloud training:
1. Prepare for User and Role Management.

2. Prepare the IT Security Manager Job Role.
3. Synchronize LDAP Users and Roles to Initialize HCM User Management.
4. Create Security Administrators.
5. Create Implementation Project Managers.
Lesson 25: Appendix
Prepare for User and Role Management
Prepare the Oracle Fusion Applications super user for user management and
configuration.
1. Update the Oracle Fusion Applications super user ID in LDAP (for example
Oracle Internet Directory) with an E-mail address.
Go Task, Create Implementation Users, click to Task icon
This opens OIM, Oracle Identity Manager to a generic Self Service Page. Self
Service meaning you are on the page to manage the tasks etc. assigned to your
current login, i.e., FIN_IMPL.
 To get to other users/real work etc. click Administration link
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Search for User (Note: could also search for user from middle of the page)
Review email address (no need to change)
Lesson 25: Appendix
Prepare the IT Security Manager Job Role
Background
The super user that was created when installing and provisioning Oracle Fusion
Applications (for example, FAADMIN) has all necessary access for implementing Oracle
Fusion Applications and administering security. This access is provided by the following
roles:

2. IT Security Manager
Note: Cloud User will also have Applications Diagnostic Administrator

Neither of these roles provides access needed for creating and managing Oracle Fusion
Applications users. Therefore, you must add the following two OIM roles to the IT
Security Manager role:
3. Identity User Administrators, which carries user management entitlement

4. Role Administrators, which carries role management entitlement
Activity Scope
Provision the IT Security Manager with the necessary roles Oracle Identity Manager.
Assign the IT Security Manager role to the Xellerate Users organization.
Steps
1. While signed into Oracle Identity Manager as the OIM System Administrator user
(for example, XELSYSADMIN), click the Administration link in the upper right of
the Oracle Identity Manager. This accesses the Welcome to Identity Manager
Delegated Administration menu.
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2. In the Roles list of tasks, click Advanced Search – Roles.
3. Provision the IT Security Manager job role with the Identity User Administrators
and Role Administrators OIM roles using the following steps.
a. Search for the IDENTITY USER ADMINISTRATORS role by entering the role
name in the Display Name field and clicking Search.
b. In the Search Results, click the role's Display Name.

c. On the Hierarchy tab, click Inherits From.
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d. Click Add.
e. In the Add Parent Role to: IDENTITY USER ADMINISTRATORS window, select
the role category: Common – Job Roles.
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f. Click the arrow icon to show the list of available roles.

g. Select IT Security Manager and move it to the Roles to Add list.
h. Click Save.
Note: If this has already been done, you will receive the following:
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i. Search for the Role Administrators role, and repeat steps 4 to 11 to add that role
to the IT Security Manager role's role inheritance.
Note: this time check first to see if IT Security Manager is already inherited.
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4. Assign the IT Security Manager role to the Xellerate Users organization using the
following steps.
a. In the Welcome to Identity Manager Delegated Administration menu (see step
1 of this procedure), in the Organizations list of tasks, click Advanced Search –
Organizations
b. Search for the Xellerate Users organization by entering Xellerate Users in the
Display Name field and clicking Search.
c. In the Search Results, click the organization's Display Name. The Xellerate Users
page appears.
Lesson 25: Appendix
Lesson 25: Appendix
Synchronize LDAP Users and Roles to Initialize HCM User

Management
Background
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) must be synchronized with HCM user
management so that users can be provisioned with roles through HCM.
As an initial task, this super user synchronizes LDAP users with HCM user
management before creating implementation users.
Activity Scope
The Oracle Fusion Applications super user synchronizes LDAP users with HCM user
management.
Steps
If you do not know the super user name and password, check with your system
administrator or the person who installed Oracle Fusion Applications. For more
information about Oracle Fusion Applications provisioning, see the Oracle Fusion
Applications Installation Guide. If you have generated functional setup task lists,
expand the Define Common Applications Configuration task list for the offering
you are implementing and proceed with step 5. Otherwise, proceed with step 3
7. Search for the Run User and Roles Synchronization Process task.
8. Access the Run User and Roles Synchronization Process task by clicking its Go
to Task icon in the search results.
9. Perform the task by clicking Submit in the Process Details page.

The SyncRolesJob process takes some time to complete the first time it is run.
Lesson 25: Appendix
Note the request number
10. Monitor completion of the SyncRolesJob process from Navigator > Tools >
Scheduled Processes before continuing with creating implementation users.
Lesson 25: Appendix
Create Security Administrators
Background
To segregate duties appropriately, create users dedicated to security administration,
such as an IT security manager user or security administrator user.
Activity Scope
Perform the Create Implementation Users task.
Steps
3. Search for the Create Implementation Users task.
4. Perform the task by clicking its Go to Task icon in the search results. The Oracle
Identity Manager appears.
Note: Remember to click the Administration button on the top right hand side.
5. Click Create User.
For details, see the Creating Users section in the Oracle Fusion Middleware User's
Guide for Oracle Identity Manager.
Lesson 25: Appendix
6. Provide a last name.

7. Set the organization to Xellerate Users.
8. Set the User Type to Non Worker.
9. Enter the desired user login and password.
10. Click Save.
11. Open the Roles tab.

12. Click Assign.
13. Search for the security administration role you wish to provision, such as
IT_SECURITY_MANAGER.
14. Close the User Creation page.
Lesson 25: Appendix
Create Implementation Project Managers
Background
Implementation project managers are responsible for managing an Oracle Fusion
Applications implementation. At least one user must be provisioned with one of the
following roles for an Oracle Fusion Applications implementation to begin.
1. Application Implementation Manager

Activity Scope
The IT security manager user performs the Create Implementation Users task to create
an implementation project manager user.
Steps
1. Sign in to Oracle Fusion Applications using the IT security manager's or

administrator's user name and password.
2. Create and provision the implementation project manager user with the following
roles. Use the same task flow as for creating the security administrators.
- Application Implementation Manager
- Application Implementation Consultant
For additional information about which roles to provision implementation managers with,
see the Oracle Fusion Applications Information Technology Management, Implement
Applications Guide. See the Oracle Fusion Applications Security Reference Manuals for
information about the predefined Oracle Fusion Applications roles.

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Perform the following tasks:

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6. Select the User Login drop down on the far right.

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9. Search on the following: “Dashboard.”

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23. You are taken to the Journals work area.

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Lesson 2: Overview of Oracle Fusion Functional Setup Manager

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Lesson 2: Functional Setup Manager Activities

 How to Create the First Implementation User

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How to Create the First Implementation User

6. Click Create User and enter the following:

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 Organization- Xellerate Users.

 User Type: Choose Anything

 Click the Save button.

7. Click the Roles tab.

10. In the Display Name field, search on Application Implementation Consultant.

11. Add the following Roles:

 Application Implementation Consultant

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 Human Capital Management Application Administrator

 Human Resource Manager

 Employee (This is needed for Scheduled Processes to show up on the

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How to Create Users Using the Manage Users UI

4. Click Save and Close.

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7. Enter an Address and a default Expense Account: 101.10.60501.121.000.000

9. Click Save and Close.

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How to Assign Roles to Users in OIM (Oracle Identity Manager)

1. Select Navigator> Tools > Setup and Maintenance

5. Search for your User in the top left Search field.

8. Click the Assign icon to add additional roles to the user.

9. In the Display Name field, search on Application Implementation Consultant.

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1. Application Implementation Consultant

5. Accounts Payable Manager US1 Business Unit

6. Accounts Payable Specialist US1 Business Unit

7. Accounts Receivable Manager US1 Business Unit

8. Asset Accountant US Corporate Book

9. Asset Accounting Manager US Corporate Book

11. Cash Manager

12. Collections Manager US1 Business Unit

13. General Accounting Manager US Primary Ledger

14. Intercompany Accountant France I/C Org

15. Intercompany Accountant UK I/C Org

16. Intercompany Accountant US1 I/C Org