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JD Edwards Enterpriseone 9.X: Release Highlights (Applications)
JD Edwards Enterpriseone 9.X: Release Highlights (Applications)
JD Edwards Enterpriseone 9.X: Release Highlights (Applications)
Introduction
Release Highlights (Applications)
Integrations
Oracle Value Chain Planning
Localization
Hungary
India
United States
Financial Management
Financials
Expense Management
Joint Venture Management will enable both the managing/operating partner and the individual joint
venture partners to track budgets, costs, invoices, payments, units and other information for each joint
venture (JV).
1. Define the joint venture (JV) as a legal entity along with tax and other related information
2. Define the percentage of ownership of a JV
3. Identify and manage both internal and external legal entities (with respect to the managing/operating
partner)
4. To specify that the percentage of ownership of any JV shall be date effective and auditable
5. Override the percentage of ownership at the account or transaction level (including subledgers).
6. Include one or more entities (such as buildings, wells, or projects) for a single JV
7. Track and manage cash calls or other AR transactions from each JV member into the JV
8. Calculate the pro rata share of each JV member based on the date-effective percentage of
ownership rules.
9. Invoice the JV members their calculated pro rata share (less any cash received)
10. Make any retroactive adjusting entries in the case there are corrections such as corrections to the
percentage of ownership for the JV
11. Track and invoice JV members for any management or other fees related to the JV
12. Report back to JV members the financial status of the entire JV
Status: Planned Type: Feature Industry: (All Industries)
Benefits: - Compliance to Joint Operating Agreements with a flexible and configurable system to
manage the various JV terms
- Auditability of all JV costs (shared and otherwise) as well as JV ownership changes
- Improved cash flow to JV with accurate/auditable invoicing to JV partners
Manufacturing
Requirements Planning
Order Management
Sales Order Management
Item Cost Retrieval from Item Cost File (F4105) for a Copied Sales Order
When a sales order is copied, the unit cost for the item in the sales order is also copied. With this
enhancement, when a sales order is copied, the system retrieves the unit cost from the Item Cost File
(F4105) instead of retaining the item cost from the copied sales order.
Benefit: Retrieving the item cost from the Item Cost File ensures that the accurate cost is applied for the
new sales order and data integrity issues are minimized.
Status: Planned Type: Industry: