
Introduction to GL Module
Key Flex Fields
Segments
Design Charts of Accounts
Value Sets
Define Currency and Calendar
Defining Primary Ledger
Creation of Journals
Open/Close Periods
Reverse Journals
Journal Batch
Recurring Journals
Suspense Journals
Statistical Journals
Mass Allocation
Budgets
Inter-company Journals
Journal Approval Process
Tax Journals
Currency Translation
Reporting Currency
Revaluation
Ledger Consolidation Part 1
Ledger Consolidation Part 2
Cross Validation Rules
Standard Report (Trail Balance)
FSG (Financial Statement Generator)
Account Alias
Security Rules
Access Set
Account Receivables Introduction
Key Flex Fields, Sales Tax Location, Territory
Statement Cycle, System Options
Remittance to Address, Payment Terms
Introduction to Dunning Letters, Collectors
Customer Creation, Auto Cash Role Set, Customer Profile Class
Customer Bank Creation
Transaction Types
Invoice Transaction
Credit Memo
Deposit transaction
Bills receivable
Guarantee
Chargeback
Transaction Sources
Receipt Classes
Receipt Sources
Creating Invoice
Applying the Receipt to Invoice
Raise the Credit memo
Creating Deposit Invoice and Applying the Deposit to Invoice
Applying the receipt
Miscellaneous Receipts
Remittance Receipts
Month Ending Process
Oracle Apps R12 General Ledger & Accounts Receivable Course Bundle includes Oracle Apps R12 General Ledger Course & Oracle Apps Accounts Receivable Course
Oracle Apps R12 General Ledger (GL) Module Training with Live Meeting Support
Description
This course covers all the key areas of functionality provided in Oracle General Ledger. Routine tasks such as journal processing, inquiries and running reports are all covered within the syllabus, with extensive opportunities for learners to practice as the course progresses.
From this course, you get a clear idea of
Key Flex Fields, Segments, Designing Charts of Accounts, Value Sets, Defining Currency and Calendar, Defining Primary Ledger, Creation of Journals, Open/Close Periods, Reverse Journals, Journal Batch, Recurring Journals, Suspense Journals, Statistical Journals, Mass Allocation, Budgets, Inter-company Journals, Journal Approval Process, Tax Journals, Currency Translation, Reporting Currency, Revaluation, Ledger Consolidation, Cross Validation Rules, Standard Report (Trail Balance), FSG (Financial Statement Generator), Account Alias, Security Rules, Access Set.
Who should take this course
This Oracle R12 General Ledger course is suitable for delegates who have no previous knowledge of Oracle Financials. It incorporates navigation skills training and thus fulfils a pre-requisite for most of the other Oracle Financials courses. Its intended audience comprises finance staff, those who provide support to them such as Systems Administrators and those whose role includes some financial or budgetary responsibility which requires them to use Oracle Financials.
Who is the target audience?
Any Graduate with Minimum Knowledge on Accounting
Oracle Apps R12 Accounts Receivable Training with Live Meeting Support
The Oracle R12 Accounts Receivable course is designed to give students practical experience of working with the Oracle Accounts Receivable module. It is end-user focused and includes all the day to day tasks such as setting up customer accounts, raising invoices and credit notes and applying cash together with making inquiries and running standard reports.
From this course, you get a clear idea of
Account Receivables Introduction, Key Flex Fields, Sales Tax Location, Territory, Statement Cycle, System Options, Remittance to Address, Payment Terms, Introduction to Dunning Letters, Collectors, Customers, Auto Cash Role Set, Customer Profile Class, Customer Bank Creation, Transaction Types, Invoice Transaction, Credit Memo, Deposit transaction, Bills receivable, Guarantee, Chargeback, Transaction Sources, Receipt Classes, Receipt Sources, Creating Invoice, Applying the Receipt to Invoice, Rise the Credit memo, Create Deposit Invoice and Applying the Deposit to Invoice, Applying the receipt, Miscellaneous Receipts, Remittance Receipts, Month ending process.
Who is the target audience?
This Oracle R12 Accounts Receivable training course is designed for personnel working within Finance and Accounts Receivable departments. It is suitable for end users or their supervisors, or equally for management or financial accountants or first line support staff. Learners should have knowledge of the accounts receivable function within their own organization.