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Oracle Fusion SCM Financials Overview

Oracle Fusion and SCM Financials includes key financial modules like General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Fixed Assets, and Cash Management. It also includes modules for Inventory, Cost Management, Procurement, Order Management, Product Management, Logistics, and Manufacturing. The General Ledger module stores balances and transaction details for natural accounts used in financial reporting and statements. It maintains balances in both a transaction table and a multidimensional cube for reporting. Common financial processes like financial management, reporting, budgeting, billing/collections, invoicing/payments, asset management, and expense management are supported.

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Oracle Fusion SCM Financials Overview

Oracle Fusion and SCM Financials includes key financial modules like General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Fixed Assets, and Cash Management. It also includes modules for Inventory, Cost Management, Procurement, Order Management, Product Management, Logistics, and Manufacturing. The General Ledger module stores balances and transaction details for natural accounts used in financial reporting and statements. It maintains balances in both a transaction table and a multidimensional cube for reporting. Common financial processes like financial management, reporting, budgeting, billing/collections, invoicing/payments, asset management, and expense management are supported.

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ORACLE FUSION and SCM FINANCIALS:

MODULES -> General Ledger


Accounts Payables
Accounts Receivables
fixed Assets
Cash Managment
->
Inventory
Cost Management
procurement (Purchasing)
order Management
product management
logistics
Manufacturing

Finnacials Business Cycles and processes:

-> Financial Management (Process)


-> Financial Reporting and Analytics (Process)
-> Budgetary Controls (Process)
-> Billing to Collections (Business Cycle)
-> Invoice to pay ( Business Cycle)
-> Asset life Cycle Management (Business Cycle)
-> Cash Management (Process)
-> Travel and Expense Management (Process)

GL : Oracle General ledger is a module which stores the balances and details
journals of all natural accounts.

-> It is mainly used for the Financials Reporting like Financial Statements (
BS , IS and CF )
-> All the summarised balances are stored in the two places ( gl_balances
table with multi currency and multi calender plus multi dimensional essbase cube)
-> finacnails statement will be generated based on the multi dimensional
essbase cube.

Concept of Natural Accounts : it is a convention of an account against which


balances are maintained blances are maintained in two ways either credit balances
or debit balances against a company(legal entity).

types of Natural Accounts : there are five (5) types of Natural Account.

-->1) Asset
-->2) Liability
-->3) Equity
-->4) Revenue
-->5) Expense
In Accouting world by default each type represnets them selves as debit
or credit balance.
--> Asset types of Account always debit balance ( means by debit their
balances are increasing and by credit their balanaces are decreasing)
--> Liability types of Account always credit balances ( means by credit
their balances are increasing and by debit their balances are decreasing)
--> Equity types of Account always credit balances ( means by credit
their balances are increasing and by debit their balances are decreasing)
--> Revenue types of Account always credit balances ( means by credit
their balances are increasing and by debit their balances are decreasing)
--> expense types of Account always debit balances ( means by debit
their balances are increasing and by credit their balances are decreasing)

--> Accounting method


-> cash based accounting method ( direct hitting the cash)
-> accrual based accounting method ( based on payment tersm accrual
carry forward till get the cash)

--> mostly company used accrual base accounting method.


--> companies are of three types -> propereitership (soley owned company
and incase of bankruptcy can be taking owners all personal asset to payoff all
liabilities)
-> partnership
(owned by partnership and incase of bacnkruptcy can be taking partners personal
asset to payoff all liabilities)
-> corporation ( in
coporation company is seperate entity and stake (share) holders will be separate
entity who invest money as equity in the company)
--> most of the companies now a days are corporate type of company that's why
equity role will play a vital role.

--> accounitng method is of dual entry in the ledger or accounitng book


where total debit is always equal to total credit , that is
negation of total debit and total credit should 0 which represnets that
every entry will have minimum of two lines one with debit
side and another with credit side.

Ledger (accounting book) :


--> Ledger is like a bucket where are all the business financial
accounting final entries are dumped.
--> financials entries is called as journal entries in ledger
language (accounting language) : what ever the dual line entry made in
the ledger (accounting book ) is known as Journal (or)
Journal entry (or) Journal Voucher.
--> Each Journal voucher will have minimum of two lines one is
debit line and other is credit line
eg: expense dr 100
bank cr
100
(total dr) 100 =
(total cr) 100

--> How Journals are balanced : Journal should always balanced


by atleast one.
eg: Company A expense dr 100
Company A bank cr
100
(total company A dr ) =
(total company A cr)
abive eg., shows that Company A is like
balacing element betwee dr and cr.
so all the journals entries in the ledger should balance by
balancing element.

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