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SCM CST SLA Setup Documentation V 2
SCM CST SLA Setup Documentation V 2
Fusion Cost
Management
(DRAFT)
Subledger Accounting Setup Document for Cost and Receipt Accounting
Amit Kumar
14th August’2015
Introduction........................................................................................................................................................ 3
a. Brief Introduction....................................................................................................................................... 5
b. Understanding Distributions....................................................................................................................... 5
i. Create new Implementation Project for Cost Accounting or use an existing project...................................10
iii. Setup User defined Account Rules– Seeded Values, how to make use of it.................................................18
iv. User defined Journal Entry Rule Sets (JERS): to assign user defined Account Rules to JERS.........................23
v. Assign User-defined Journal Account Rule Set to Accounting Method “Standard Accrual”..........................26
Appendix.......................................................................................................................................................... 32
This document can be referred as a helping document for implementing the SLA accounting rules for
Cost & Receipt Accounting applications. It contains Subledger Accounting key features, demonstration
on creating Subledger Account Rules for Receipt Accounting and Cost Management events with the
distribution entries, examples, screenshots, etc.
1. Document describing accounting events (transactions for which accounting needs to be defined)
for Inventory and Manufacturing transactions. This document also lists the accounting
distributions created by Fusion Cost Accounting for these accounting events.
2. Document with steps on how to use Subledger Accounting Rules for Receipt Accounting.
a. Robust, centralized accounting engine and repository that facilitates true global accounting
b. Intermediate layer between the Subledger products (Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable,
Supply Chain Management, Projects, FA etc) and Oracle General Ledger
c. Granular level of details in the Subledger Accounting module, with different summarization
options in General Ledger, allowing full auditability and reconciliations
d. Definition of multiple accounting rules (US GAAP, IFRS etc) for a single legal entity and apply
them in different ledgers
e. Flexible creation of accounting in draft or final mode.
f. Integration with third party applications and a gateway to bring the accounting into the FAH
a. Brief Introduction
The Cost Accounting application processes inventory and manufacturing transactions and create the
necessary distribution entries. These distributions are in turn transferred to Oracle Subledger
Accounting where the code combination IDs (account codes) for the different accounting line types are
stamped and the journal entries are created. These journal entries are then subsequently transferred to
Oracle General Ledger.
b. Understanding Distributions
Distributions are created in Oracle Cost Accounting for the following transactions:
Inventory Transactions
Miscellaneous Transactions
Intra Organization Transfers
Direct Organization Transfers
Inter- Organization Transfers
Transfer Orders: Sub-Inventory Transfers
Transfer Orders: Direct Organization Transfers
Transfer Order: Inter Organization Transfers
Internal Drop Ship
Purchasing
Receipts, Returns and Adjustments
Global Procurement
Sales
Work in Process
Cost Adjustment
Consigned Material
Purchasing
Cycle Counts
Direct Organization Transfer
Inter Organization Transfer
Transfer Order: Direct Organization Transfer
Transfer Order: Inter Organization Transfer
Global Procurement
Offset X Not Applicable Issue Cost minus Layer Issue Cost minus Current
Cost Average
Cost Variance X
Event Types under Miscellaneous Transactions Event Class, all follow the pattern shown in the following
table.
Note: For detailed understanding of Accounting Event Types / Transactions and distribution, please refer
to the annexed document on SLA Costing Event Model in the Appendix section under point no. 1.
1. Create new Implementation Project for Cost Accounting or use an existing project
2. Seeded Journal Line Rules
3. Set up User defined Account Rules – Seeded Values, how to make use of it
4. Set up User defined Journal Entry Rule Sets (JERS)
5. Assign User defined JERS to Accounting Method
6. Activate JERS Assignments
7. Preview Accounting results
You can create a new functional setup manager project or use an existing project.
Find the existing project name, select row “cst” and click Create.
Enter a Project name at the beginning of the defaulted project name and then click Next.
Within the Supply Chain Managerial Accounting offering, select the Receipt Accounting and Cost
Accounting offerings. Click Save and Open Project.
Click Go to Task icon to select the Scope against either of four tasks using Manage Accounting Methods,
Manage Subledger Journal Entry Rule Sets, Manage Journal Line Rules or Manage Account Rules. For
each, from the drop down list, choose Select and Add, then click Apply and then the Go to Task button.
Select all the tasks under Define Subledger Accounting Methods (Subledger Application Setup) for Cost
Management.
All the steps to implement SLA for Cost Accounting and Receipt Accounting are the same except for the
accessing the user interface. You select Define Cost Accounting or Define Receipt Accounting in the
implementation plan depending on the application.
a. If you search all Account Rules with Created by Application set to Yes, a list of Oracle seeded
Account Rule templates is displayed.
Many accounting rules were pre-seeded. You can identify which rules were pre-seeded by looking at
the Create by column. The seeded Account rule doesn’t work as is because it is not in the context of
your chart of accounts. It is provided as a template. You can copy the seeded template rules and create
a new custom rule that works for your chart of accounts.
For example, if you want to customize the Oracle pre-seeded ‘Cost of Goods Sold’ account rule, then
highlight the seeded Cost of Goods Sold template and duplicate it either by selecting Actions >
Duplicate.
You can enter the Account Rule Name as ‘Cost of Goods Sold 2’, Short Name ‘COGS_2’, Description
‘Cost of Goods Sold 2’ and Chart of Accounts ‘Operations Accounting Flex’, then select Save and Close.
In the Rules region, the Value Type has four options. Source is only applicable to the Accrual Account
Rule in Receipt Accounting and the Offset Account Rule in Cost Accounting when the account is
retrieved from the Purchase Order in the case of the Accrual account and from the Miscellaneous
Transaction in the case of the Offset account.
If you select Value Type as Source, then the Value must be set as Code Combination Identifier.
You select the account from the chart of accounts for the Value Type of Constant.
Next you set up the Journal Entry Rule Sets. You create copes of seeded Journal Entry Rule Sets to
associate the user-defined account rules you set up previously.
Select the Go to Task icon for Manage Subledger Journal Entry Rule Sets. This is where you will assign
the user-defined Account Rules to the Transaction and Event Types.
a. Set the Created by Application option to Yes and then click Search. The seeded Journal Entry
Rules Set templates are displayed.
d. Save and close after you have replaced all the Account Combination Rules within the Journal
Entry Rule Set. Your original search results are displayed. Repeat the previous steps until all
desired Journal Entry Rule Sets are updated.
e. Ensure that customized Journal Entry Rule Sets are in active status. Set them to active by
selecting Action > Activate, then Save and Close.
a. Once you set up the user-defined Journal Entry Rule Sets, you must assign each to the
Accounting Method.
b. When setting up a custom SubLedger Accounting Method, Oracle pre-seeded Sub Ledger
Accounting Method “Standard Accrual” must be copied (duplicated). You add the previously
created customized Journal Entry Rule Sets to the duplicated Sub Ledger Accounting Method
Standard Accrual for the Costing & Receipt Accounting Subledgers.
Select Manage Accounting Methods Go to Task icon.
d. Edit the Accounting Method. Add the previously customized Journal Entry Rule Sets by adding a
new row and entering the Event Class and Event Type. Then enter the Journal Entry Rule Set in
the Rule Set field.
When you add the customized Journal Entry Rule Sets to customized SubLedger Accounting
Method, delete the existing Rule Set under that SubLedger Accounting Method. Enter the
Effective Start Date and save the row.
e. Continue until all the Event Types and Journal Entry Rule Sets are assigned to the Accounting
Method.
You can activate the Accounting Method on the Edit Accounting Method window or as a separate
process from the implementation project.
On the Edit Accounting Method window, click Activate, then Yes to continue. Be sure to click Save
after the Accounting Method is activated.
Run this process for the Accounting Method, Subledger Application and Incomplete Status Only set
to No.
Note: This is a more fool-proof way to activate an Accounting Method especially if many changes
have been done to the Journal Entry Rule Sets.
1. Document covering accounting events (transactions for which accounting needs to be defined)
for Inventory and Manufacturing transactions. This document also lists down the accounting
distributions created by the Fusion Cost Accounting solution for these Accounting Events.
2. Document covering the detailed steps on how to use Subledger Accounting for Receipt
Accounting (Though we have given detailed steps above for setting-up SLA for Cost
Management and same can be used as handy for Receipt Accounting also, attached is the
document available on SLA setup steps for Receipt Accounting, in case user wants to refer this
directly for Receipt Accounting SLA setup)