WHERE TECHNOLOGY WORKS FOR BUSINESS

1. To ensure that the supply of raw material & finished goods will remain
continuous so that production process is not halted and demands of customers
are duly met.

2. To minimize carrying cost of inventory.

3. To keep investment in inventory at optimum level.

4. To reduce the losses due to theft, obsolescence & wastage etc.

5. To make arrangement for sale of slow moving items.

6. To minimize inventory ordering costs.

Oracle Inventory Management is useful in improving the inventory and inventory
movement visibility. It provides the following the advantages:

1. Classification of Inventory
2. Inventory mapping across organizations
3. Inventory Movement
4. Statistics for the Inventory Data
5. Planning and Forecasting
Data Inputs:

1. Physical Inventory
2. Inventory Classification
3. Inventory Organizations available for transaction
4. Shipping Networks

Data Outputs:

1. System on-hand
2. Inventory Movement Data
3. Classification and Planning
4. Forecasting
 General Ledger ASCP

OSFM Purchasing

Oracle
WIP Inventory Receivables
Management

BOM Payables

Shipping Cost Management

 Business
Group

Ledger Ledger

Legal Entity Legal Entity

Operating Unit Operating Unit

Inventory Inventory Inventory Inventory

Organization Organization Organization Organization

Sub-Inventory Sub-Inventory Sub-Inventory Sub-Inventory

Locator Locator Locator Locator

 Setups

1. Operating Unit
2. Organization Location
3. Work Day Calendar
4. Master Organization
5. Inventory Organizations
6. Sub Inventories
7. Locators
8. Shipping Networks (only for Direct-Org transfer)
9. Item Categories
10. Item Catalog
11. Item Creation

Transactions

1. Miscellaneous Transactions
2. Move Order
3. Inter-Organization Transfers ( For Inventory Organizations)