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- Audit dan reconciliation
- Management Reporting
- Statutory reporting
*** The accounting methods include the following required elements: Journal Entry rule set, journal
line rules, account rule
Accounting Methods
** Standard Accrual and Standard Accruak for China are seeded Accounting Methods
** Description rules and supporting refernce rules are optional subcomponents. A user-defined
formula is also considered as an optional element
Prompt:
- Subledger Application : Source system which the create accounting process being executed
- ledger : Ledger name for which the create accounting process is being executed
- Process category : selecting a process category indicates that all associated accounting event classes
- end date puts a filter on the selection of events
- Accounting mode : Acc mode; draft or final default value is final
** Create draft accounting, create and post accounting entries, and create accounting and replace
invalid account are three ways that you can run it
** You can currently search to five fields:Ledger, Journal source, error code, action taken, and
transaction information
** If the account has third-party, supplier or customer control flagged, then all journals must be
created from these subledger. No GL manual journals can use these account values
** Manual subledger journal are notlinked to a source transaction or transaction attributes
** mandatory fields for searching for journals on the Review journal entries page date, ledger,
journal source
** User can create, name,and save common searches for efficient online inquires
a. Overview to Report
- Budget allocation : operations, IT, SG & Security
- Language : IT Procurement, Admin Purchases, IT Expenses, Direct Journals
- Collaboration: Planned vs Actual Reports
** Industry-standard values depict the criteria related to the operation and standard functioning of
an industry. Actual income and expenses are compared with the current budget value, forecast
values, or prior period to perform the variance analysis
** Subledger accounting to posting is the processs in the accounting transformation life cycle.
manage budget and forecast, capture transaction and journal entry, and period close and reporting
are three distinct processes in the budget to report life cycle
d. KPI
-%chage in wages and salaries
-%change in G& A
-change % in operating expense
-%change in sales & marketing expense
-change % depreciation and amortization expense
-%change in freight & shipping charges
** General Accountant role has the privilege to create budgets and forecast through a spreadsheet
** You can use spreadsheet integration for increased efficiency, reporting tools, and dashboards to
get quick information on account balances with cloud budget and forecast implementation
- smart view
1. Ad-hoc analysis
2. pivot analysis
3. Graph/charts
4. internal use
5. example - trend analysis
6. operation review
- account monitor
1. Account Groups
2. Sunbursts
3. example - Budget PTD Comparison
- BI Publisher
1. Complex Analysis
2. High Volume Data
Notes :
- Financial reporting studio, Smart view, and Account Monitor report off => GL Balances Cube
- OTBI reports directly from the transactional table dan GL Balance cube
- BIP reports based on transactional table
** Can view BI Publisher reports from within the Financial Reporting Center but they have to
submitted using the scheduled process workarea first
note journal:
1 jurnal cuma bs di reverse 1 kali..
Jadi Misal Jurnal
A juni di reverse jd -A di juli..
Kita uda ga bs kutak katik si A lagi..
l. Key activities
1. Open period
2. Create manual journal and import subledger journal
3. Journal Approval and posting of journals
4. reversal of journal
5. Allocation journal and intercompany journals
**Accounting journal entries are recorded and posted in oracle general ledger
**ADFDI dan FBDI are standart template provided by oracle cloud applications to load large number
of transactions
L. Accounting Period
1. Future Enterable
2. Open
3. Closed
4. Permantly closed
** Can open the general ledger period via the close period work area or through the scheduled
program only
N. Ledger Set are a group of ledger that share the same chart of account and accounting calendar
combination
1. Open close period : user can open and close period for the multiple single operation
2. Translation revaluation accros multiple ledgers set
3. reporting : user can generate financial reporting on ledger set for group level reporing
O. Types of Ledger
1. Primary Ledger
2. Secondary Ledger
3. reporting Currencies
**Leger set is the foundation of close monitor. it provides the period closing status for all related
ledgers in a ledger set
1. Manual : user run the import journal process as and when it is required
2. Scheduled : The import journal process is scheduled to run on a definite time interval
** SLA ( Subledger Accounting Engine (SLA) is used to create accounting for transactions recorded in
Oracle Subledger. Generally, business approves transactions in subledger (oracle and non-oracle)
Q. Exchange Rate:
1. Seeded(coorporate, user, fixed, spot)
2. Custom (User defined)
** The summary total revenue and total expenses is shown on the close monitor for every
ledger/ledger set that is derived from the account group assigned to ledger set
** A ledger set serves as the foundation of the foundation of the setup for close monitor. The
members of the close monitor hierarchy must share a common chart of account and calendar. In
addition, the ledgers assigned to a ledger set must share a common currency, or the common
currency represantation must be available fron an associated baance-level reporting currency for
ledger.
** It divides the outsatanding subledger transaction into four categories: Unaccounted, accounted
but not transferred, error, and draft
**Balance inquiry feature enable isers to review, analyse actual, budgeted, or average balances
** Financial Reporting Center is intended to be the primary interface for financial users to run
reports
BB Financial Plan
1. Cash Flow Projections
2. Balance Sheet
3. Profit and Loss Statement
DIAGRAM