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This document provides an overview of features and enhancements included in Release 12.0. It is intended
solely to help you assess the business benefits of upgrading to Release 12.0.
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R12.0 Transfer of Information
Budgetary Control and Public Sector Accounting
Functional Overview
Accounting
Budgetary Control
Budgetary Control and Public Sector Accounting
Accounting Agenda
Procure to Pay Encumbrance Accounting
Multi-fund Accounts Receivable
Reporting and Inquiry
Release Overview
– Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 Rapid Install is required for both new and upgrade customers.
– Procurement Options:
Download from Oracle E-Delivery.
Purchase CD/DVDs on the Oracle Store.
– Customers should refer to the installation and upgrade information in the following documents available on Oracle MetaLink:
Oracle Applications Release Notes
Installing Oracle Applications
Upgrading Oracle Applications
– Oracle Applications Documentation will be available through the Online Documentation CD and also available on Oracle MetaLink.
Budgetary Control and Public Sector Accounting
Encumbrance Accounting
– not based on Budgetary Control data
Summary
P2P Encumbrance Accounting
Description
Event
Event Class
Entity
Requisition Purchase Requisition
Internal Requisition
Improved drilldown
– drilldown from General Ledger encumbrance account
balances to the originating transactions
Improved flexibility
– Accounting methods builder
Multiple representations
– multiple accounting representations for encumbrance
Setup and Process
P2P Encumbrance Accounting
PO Process
P2P Encumbrance SETUP and PROCESS
Create Accounting
Journal
Gather all eligible Seed AADs, JLDs,
distributions JLTs, ADRs
Validate Budgetary
Control
Core
Stamp those event_ids
against distributions Handle results returned
P2P Encumbrance Accounting
Event Model
P2P Accounting events represent real-world
business events
Accounting events are captured each time the event
occurs
P2P Encumbrance Accounting
Event Model
P2P Encumbrance Accounting
Event Model
Dependencies and Interactions
P2P Encumbrance Accounting
Dependencies and Interactions
P2P Encumbrance Accounting integrates with SLA
– Accounting rules defined in AMB
Summary
P2P Encumbrance Accounting
Summary
Process
– How to set up and use the Multi-funds Accounts
Receivable feature
– Accounting Events Model
Summary
Multi-fund Accounts Receivable
Description
Multi-fund Accounts Receivable
– invoices, cash receipts, misc. receipts, debit memos,
credit memos, and adjustments can be posted to multiple
balancing segment values or funds.
Public sector entities must report by fund.
Seeded Subledger Account Methods
– Multi-Fund Account Receivables Accrual – Account
Method
– Multi-Fund Account Receivables Accrual – Balancing
Method
Multi-fund Accounts Receivable
New and Changed Features
Multi-fund Accounts Receivable is core functionality
in R12 Accounts Receivable
– SL Accounting Method Builder supports MFAR
distributions accounting definition
MFAR set up forms are obsolete in R12
– Transaction Types are all MFAR enabled
– Accounting defined for event class
– Account or balance allocation method defined in SLA
– MFAR account pairs defined in SLA
MFAR Reports are obsolete in R12
MFAR View Multi-Fund Distributions is replaced by
SLA View Accounting
Multi-fund Accounts Receivable
Benefits
Flexible accounting rules and journal line
descriptions
Seeded account derivation rules
Accounting created in SLA and can be reviewed in
Receivables
Drill-down from General Ledger to SLA and
transaction
GL Funds Available Inquiry
Set up and Process
Multi-fund Accounts Receivable
Setup and Process
SETUP PROCESS
Account
Derivation Rules Process Transactions
Journal Entry
Descriptions Create Accounting
Mapping Sets
View Accounting
Two
receivable
lines
created
Multi-fund Accounts Receivable
Process
Multi-fund Accounts Receivable
Process
Dependencies and Interactions
Multi-fund Accounts Receivable
Dependencies and Interactions
MFAR is now available in core AR, and has
dependencies and interacts with:
– Subledger Accounting
– General Ledger
– Cash Management
Summary
Multi-fund Accounts Receivable
Summary
Multi-fund Accounts Receivable is core functionality
in R12 Accounts Receivable
MFAR accounting created in two modes
– Draft
– Final
MFAR Distributions can be reviewed in SLA View
Accounting page
Flexible account rules setup, seeded rules provided
Budgetary Control and Public Sector Accounting
Summary
Reporting and Inquiry
Description
R11i reports upgrade
– Funds Available Detail Report
– Encumbrance - Encumbrance Document Details Report
– Encumbrance - Encumbrance Account Details Report
– Budget - Funds Available Analysis
– Other - Open Encumbrance Balances