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Oracle Apps Tca PDF
Oracle Apps Tca PDF
Note: Customer, Vendor, Supplier are the terms that we come across very
frequently.
For instance: We buy goods from a Shop Vendor so we are the Customer to that
Vendor and the Vendor is our Supplier for that good. The Vendor gets goods from
a merchant who actually produces it (Manufacturer), so now the vendor in-turn
becomes a customer to the Manufacturer who is the Supplier.
The complete TCA can be related and runs around all these terms, these may be
people we meet generally who might be a Supplier or Customer in our
perspective.
Now moving ahead lets go in details about TCA.
How TCA Matters?
Before TCA:
There are multiple customer definitions across the enterprise.
It was very difficult to track current and historical information about the
customers.
There was a lack of support for mixed business.
It was quite tough to understand relationships between customers and others
(suppliers, partners, competitors)
After TCA:
Create a central repository for the entire E-Business Suite to store information
relating to all members of a trading community versus separate tables for each
member-Prospects, Customers, Contacts, Employees, Partners, Distributors,
Suppliers, Banks, etc.
Record complex business relationships between Trading Community entities
(including 3rd party relationships).
Support all business models, industries, and geographies.
Customer
Account A party Site that you use in relation to a customer
Site account, i.e, a bill-to or ship-to address
Customer
Account A party contact that is used as a means of contacting the
Contacts customer regarding his/her account
TCA in 11i
11i TCA already equipped to handle the following entities
>Customer
>Employee
>Student
Here is Summarize information of the tables Pre and Post 11i:
TCA in R12 Includes:
New trading entities
>Suppliers
>Banks & Bank Branches
>Legal Entity
TCA Data Model : Supplier & Customer