Inventory Overview
The
modules typically considered to be included in the Inventory cycle is:
Inventory, Order Management and Purchasing. Depending upon the client's
manufacturing environment, Oracle Bills of Material and Work in Progress may
also be included within the Inventory cycle. The Inventory cycle is fully
integrated into the Oracle Financial Applications and the Inventory Modules interface directly with other Oracle modules.
This is an illustration of the cross-module integration points:
Within
the Inventory cycle, there are a number of potential relevant areas, including:
· Business
Setups
o
Inventory Module
o
Organisations
o
Subinventories
o
Items
o
Costing
· Standing
Data Overview
o
Item Master
o
Item Entry
o
Item Costs
o
ABC Analysis
|
· Transactions
Overview
o
Inventory Transfers & Movements
o
Inventory Counts
o
Open Interfaces
o
Period End Procedures
· Inventory
Security
· Access
and Segregation of Duties
|
Items and several of their attributes (configurations)
can be defined either at the "Master" or "Organization"
level. If designated as a "Master" level, the item and/or its
attribute are the same across all defined organizations. If an attribute or
item is defined at the "Organisation" level, each item or attribute
can have different values in each organization. This concept will be discussed
further in each applicable section.
Business Setups Overview
The
inventory cycle includes several one-time business setups:
·
Inventory Module
·
Organisations
·
Subinventories
·
Items
·
Costing
The
chart below illustrates how these business setups interface with Inventory
standing data and transactions.
For more details click on the below link to download “Oracle Inventory Training Manual” Document:
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