
Procure to Pay cycle Overview
Overview of Purchasing Process
Integration with other Oracle Applications
Overview of Suppliers
Supplier Information
Supplier Site Information
Defining and Maintaining Items
Item Categories
Item Attributes
Enterprise Structure
Locations, Organizations
Units of Measure and Items
Defining Locations
Inventory Organizations
Establishing Inventory Parameters
Enterprise Structure Locations Session Continued
Requisition Life cycle
Requisition Structure
Creating and Maintaining Requisitions
Creation of RFQs and Quotations
Request for Quotation Life cycle
Request for Quotation Life cycle Implementation
Creation of Purchase Orders
Purchase Order Types
Standard Purchase Order Elements
Blanket Purchase Agreements
Contract Purchase Agreements
Planned purchase order
Receiving Locations
Receipt Routing
Receipt Processing Methods
Receiving Locations Session Continued
Creation of Blanket Purchase Agreement
Creation of Contract Purchase Agreement
Planned Purchase Order
Blind Receiving Transactions
Express Transactions
Unordered Receipts and Cascade Transactions
Inventory Overview
Inventory Capabilities
Oracle Inventory Applications Integration
Integration of Oracle Inventory to Financials Applications
Understanding the Receipt to Issue Life cycle
Understanding Receiving Inventory
Defining Inventory Organizations
Understanding the Inventory Organizations
Understanding the Structure of an Inventory Organization
Understanding Locations
Defining Locations
Difference between Master and Child Organization
Units of Measure Overview
Units of Measure Class Overview
Defining Unit of Measure Class
Defining Unit of Measure
Defining Unit of Measure Conversions
Defining and Maintaining Items
Item Attributes and Statuses
Assigning Items to Organizations
Subinventory Overview
Defining Subinventory
Inventory Controls
Explaining Lot Control (Item Level)
Lot Control (Org Level)
Explaining Serial Control (Item Level)
Explaining Serial Control (Org Level)
Explaining Revision Control
Explaining Locator Control
Explaining Locator Control Session continued
Subinventory Transfers
Explaining Move Order
Creating Manual Move Order
Creating Requisition Move Order
Requisition Move Order Approval Process
Transact Move Orders with two Methods
Miscellaneous Transactions
Restrict Subinventories
Inter-Org Transfer
Shipping Methods
Shipping Network
Transit times for Shipping Methods
Entering inter-org transfer Charge
Entering Freight Charges
Direct Inter-Organisation Transfer
Performing Reorder-point Planning
Performing Min-max Planning
Explaining Cycle Counting
Explaining Physical Inventory
Defining and Maintaining a Cycle Count
Defining Cycle Count Scheduling and Requests
Oracle Apps R12 Purchasing and Inventory Course Bundle includes Oracle Apps R12 Purchasing Course and Oracle Apps R12 Inventory Course
Oracle Apps R12 Purchasing Training
Oracle R12 Purchasing (PO) course is designed to give students the skills to process requisitions, orders and receipts, understand the approvals process, make enquiries and run reports.
From this course, you get a clear idea of
Procure to Pay Cycle Overview, Overview of Purchasing Process, Integration with other Oracle Applications, Overview of Suppliers, Supplier Information, Supplier Site Information, Defining and Maintaining Items, Item Categories, Item Attributes, Enterprise Structure, Locations, Organizations, Units of Measure and Items, Defining Locations, Inventory Organizations, Establishing Inventory Parameters, Requisition Life cycle, Requisition Structure, Creating and Maintaining, Creation of RFQs and Quotations, Request for Quotation Life cycle, Request for Quotation Life cycle Implementation, Creation of Purchase Orders, Purchase Order Types, Standard Purchase Order Elements, Blanket Purchase Agreements, Contract Purchase, Planned purchase order, Receiving Locations, Receipt Routing, Receipt Processing Methods, Creation of Blanket Purchase Agreement, Creation of Contract Purchase Agreement, Planned Purchase Order, Blind Receiving Transactions, Express Transactions, Unordered Receipts and Cascade transactions.
Oracle Apps R12 Inventory Module Training
This course is designed to give the knowledge to use Oracle Inventory for day to day transaction processing as well as activities such as managing stock levels, together with periodic processes such as stock-taking, cycle counting and updating stock records to agree with physical stock counts. It provides a sound introduction to key elements of set up such as defining sub-inventories, locators and inventory items.
From this course, you get a clear idea of
Inventory Overview, Inventory Capabilities, Oracle Inventory Applications Integration, Integration of Oracle Inventory to Financials, Understanding the Receipt to Issue Life cycle, Understanding Receiving Inventory, Defining Inventory Organizations, Understanding the Inventory Organizations, Understanding the Structure of an Inventory Organization, Understanding Locations, Defining Locations, Difference between Master and Child Organization, Units of Measure Overview, Units of Measure Class Overview, Defining Unit of Measure Class, Defining Unit of Measure, Defining Unit of Measure Conversions, Defining and Maintaining Items, Item Attributes and Statuses, Assigning Items to Organizations, Sub inventories, Defining Subinventory, Inventory Controls, Concepts, Explaining Lot Control (Item Level), Lot Control (Org Level), Explaining Serial Control (Item Level), Explaining Serial Control (Org Level), Explaining Revision Control, Explaining Locator Control, Subinventory Transfers, Explaining Move Order, Creating Manual Move Order, Creating Requisition Move Order, Requisition Move Order Approval Process, Transact Move Orders with 2 Methods, Miscellaneous Transactions, Restrict Subinventories, Inter-Org Transfer, Shipping Methods, Shipping Network, Transit times for Shipping Methods, Entering inter-org transfer charge, Entering Freight Charges, Direct Inter-Organization Transfer, Performing Reorder-point Planning, Performing Min-max Planning, Explaining Cycle Counting, Explaining Physical Inventory, Defining and Maintaining a Cycle Count, Defining Cycle Count Scheduling and Requests.