What are Business Flows?

End-to-end business transactions designed to achieve critical objectives, incorporating leading business practices Flows help show how Oracle Applications solve specific business problems Flows provide a configured, pre-tested path through integrated Oracle Applications

Why Are Business Flows Important?

Establish credibility by engaging the customers on their ground, in their terms Flows address the customers business issues Easy-to-recognize content leads to agreement more quickly
Yes, that is what our company wants to do

Reduce implementation effort and time through configured, pre-tested solutions

Components of a Business Flow

Business Flow Title Related Business Process Flows End User Role

Business Process

Business Process Identifier

Oracle Products Covered Out of Scope Business Process End User Role

Business Flow Families

Business Flows are implemented in groups of closely related business processes called Flow Families Example: Flow Family Accounting to Financial Reports includes the following business flows:
Customer Invoice to Receipt Supplier Invoice to Payment Expense Report to Invoice Receipt to Assets Assets to Depreciation Bank Statement to Cash Reconciliation Subledger Journals to Post Period End Close to Financial Reports

Preparing for Flow Implementations

To learn how to effectively use business flow content to improve your implementation:
Review these training assets
Flow models Flow videos Flow scripts Solution implementation guide Business flows testing sequence

Study the business process flow model and script while watching the flow video Work through the flow script yourself in your instance