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Integration Overview
Depreciation Expense
Retirement Gains/Losses Invoices
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Cost Adjustment Oracle Payments
Discounts Oracle
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Revaluation's Assets Foreign Gains/Losses
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Create Ledgers Create Ledgers Define Accounts

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Define Controls
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Define Cross Enter Account .C
Define Responsibilities
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Define Value Sets Define Period Types S
Define Additional
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Inter company
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Define Flexfield Define Accounting L
Structure Calendar .B
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Define Segment P
Define Currencies
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Define Security L
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Create Ledgers Define

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Define Controls
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Define Short Hand . C
Aliases T
Setup Auto Reverse
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Define Journal S Setup Autopost
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Set of Books
A Set of Books comprises of Chart of Accounts, Calendar and

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Cash
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01-3110-5418-00000-00000000 13 14 15 16 17 18 P Accounting
01-4110-5419-00000-00000000 19 20 21 22 23 24 SINR Convention
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Define Currencies - Use currencies window to enable the currencies that are required for
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All the ISO currencies are seeded. Enable the currencies that would be utilized
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Daily Rates - Used to define daily used rates – to convert from foreign currency to functional
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Ledger- Currencies
PeriodRates: Used to define rates for a period – for translation and revaluation
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Ledger- Calendar
Period Types - Attach the Period Type when defining accounting calendar
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Open/Close Period
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Open and close accounting periods to control journal entry and journal posting, as well as
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Accounting Flexfield Structure
Your Accounting Flexfield structure could look like this……….

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Accounting Flexfield Natural .C
Segments Company Cost Center T
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Segment Segment S Segment
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Accounting Flexfield - Values
Define Account Values M

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•Query the Value Set and upload/enter values for each value set .C
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Set of Books
Enter the Set of Books name M

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Set Of Books - Chart of Accounts
Chart of Accounts - Consider your Organisational structure and dimensions of your business
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Freeze Flex field definition : Yes/No O
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Allow Dynamic Inserts : S
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Security Rules
Navigation : Setup>Financials>Flexfields>Key>Security>Define/Assign
Screen : Define/Assign Security Rules M
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Navigation : Setup>Financials>Flexfields>Key>Rules
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Roll up Group M
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Summary Accounts
Summary Accounts
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Account Aliases
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Agenda – Day 2 M
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1. Journal Entry Setup O
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General Ledger Accounting Cycle
Define Set of Books

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Enter Manual Journal Define Recurring Journals O
Define Mass Allocations
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Journals Setup
Define Journal Sources

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Name : Station Expenses Batch
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AutoPost
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Recurring Journals
•Create Recurring Journals for transactions that occur every Accounting Period
• Create three types of Journals using Recurring Journals M
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• Each generation produces journal entries with no journal line amounts
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Document Sequencing
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• Methodology to number the transactions either automatically or manually
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Budgeting
Budgeting
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• Define Budgets to represent specific estimated costs and revenues for a range of
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Budgetary Control and On line Funds Checking

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1) The user department creates a M

Post a Commitment Encumbrance Journal
requisition for new equipment Requisition
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Order G BMI
to order the new equipment O Set Of Books
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Encumbrance JournalP
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3) The Payables Department
E Invoice
receives an invoice for the equipment
and post an Actual
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Revaluation
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USD O
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Foreign Currency T
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Multiple Reporting Currency
Multiple Reporting Currency (MRC)

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•MRC permits Organisation to maintain and report on multiple functional currencies at
transaction level
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reporting in multiple currencies S
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MRC Set up O
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SPrimary and Reporting Set of Books in Multiple
•Enable the Set of Books type for both
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•Assign the reporting set of
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MRC...
•Define Conversion options for each application M

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•Define General Ledger conversion rules .C
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•Define Reporting responsibilities O
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•Assign Profile Option for the reporting responsibilities S
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Consolidation
Consolidation M
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Consolidation within a Single Set of Books
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segment
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balances are held, which needs to be reported
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Consolidation...
Subsidiary 1 Subsidiary 2 Subsidiary 3 M

Set of Books Set of Books Set of Books O
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Consolidation...
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Consolidation Steps : 1
Define Sets of Books
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Create Mapping Set (O) O 4
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Prepare Consolidation Data 5
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Inter-Company Accounting
Inter-company Accounting
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Intercompany Accounting within a Single Set of Books O
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values with in a Single Journal P
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during posting. O
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Intercompany Accounting with Multiple Sets of Books M

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also. P
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Distribution account also.
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GIS - With Multiple Sets of Books M

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Define Subsidiaries O
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Define I/C Transaction Types S3
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Define I/C Clearing Accounts 4
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Inquiries and Reports
• Online Inquiries M
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• Online viewing of actual, budget, encumbrance and funds available balance for
summary and detail accounts.
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• Standard Reports G
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Reports M
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programming. P
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• Define reports online with complete control over its rows, columns and contents.
• Create reports across Set of Books. O
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Define Row Sets 1 T
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Define Column Sets
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Define Content Sets 3
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Define Reports G
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•Assign Accounts or Calculations to a row or column. Calculations are useful for creating
totals,subtotals, variances or percentages G
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•Use Column Set Builder for building columns easily and to give an idea of how the report
will look after FSG runs it .B
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•Display Account Values and/or Description
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•Change Account Segment order
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Display Options:
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•Display or don’t display a row or column O
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•Display or don’t display when the balance is Zero T
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•Change Sign P
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•Choose to display the amounts on report at different precision levels, or factors (like
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Units,thousands or millions)
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Agenda – Day 4 M
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7. Quick recap
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Display Sets and Display Groups: M

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•Produce report variations which omit sensitive information or which include information
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normally not included in the reports. However, hidden columns cannot be subsequently
displayed using a display set O
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submitting an FSG report. G
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and specific times C
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Application Desktop Integrator(ADI)
 The Application Desktop integrator is a spreadsheet based tool for entering Budget amounts,
entering journals, and running financial reports M
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 Application Desktop Integrator operates within Microsoft Excel, allowing you to take full
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advantage of familiar Excel functionality while seamlessly integrating with Oracle General
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Budget Wizard O Analysis Wizard
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a. Budget Wizard
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budget
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b. Journal Wizard
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the worksheet. O
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information you defined in General Ledger. Automatically upload journals to General Ledger.
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d. Analysis Wizard
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Analysis Wizard combines multidimensional analysis with report drilldown, completely O
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within Excel. You can select amounts from spreadsheet reports and drill into the underlying
financial information within Oracle Applications. T
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Select an individual account and drill into its summary balances, detail balances, journal
lines, down to Payables and Receivables subledger details. S
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simulate, view, and print your Oracle General Ledger account hierarchies.
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flexible, and easy to learn. P
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 The user interface is extremely fast and features scrolling windows and split screens to
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