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R12 IProcurement Presentation OA
R12 IProcurement Presentation OA
IPROCUREMENT IN R12
PROCURE TO PAY: ORACLE
IPROCUREMENT
Ordering
Sourcing Payment,
Analysis
RFQ, Auction,
Supplier selection Requisition Purchase orders Receipt Invoice, Analysis,
Quotation & agreements matching, manage
payment suppliers
ORACLE ADVANCED PROCUREMENT
Oracle Applications
Orders
Requisition Payables
Content Catalog E-Content
providers updates catalogs
Negotiations Intelligence
Marketplaces
ORACLE IPROCUREMENT IN E-
BUSINESS Suppliers
External Marketplaces Catalogs
Third-party
catalogs
Catalogs & Electronic
content documents
(XML, cXML)
Purchasing Intelligence
KEY ORACLE IPROCUREMENT
CAPABILITIES
• Ability to buy administrative items
• Ability to buy production items
• Self-guiding catalog
• Desktop receiving
• Single global instance
• Punchout to marketplaces
• Integration with enterprise resource planning
(ERP) system
E-BUSINESS SUITE INTEGRATION
Purchasing eCommerce
& XML
Gateway
General
Workflow Projects
Ledger
PROCUREMENT SUITE INTEGRATION
Approval and
order creation
My Favorites
Other Favorites
Shopping Lists
Search
Categories
External
Marketplace or
supplier
Select items
Add items to
shopping cart
OVERVIEW OF CHECKOUT
Items from
shopping
1. Requisition information
2. Select approvers
Create Documents
AutoCreate workflow
Business
unit 1
Intercompany
Shared Services Invoicing
Center
Business
unit 2
ORACLE IPROCUREMENT SHOPPING
DATA FLOW
XML/cXML SQL
Internal
iProcurement
Marketplace or catalog
supplier
Extractor
E-Business
Tax
Oracle
Purchasing Upload
Oracle
Payables
Text
XML
ORACLE IPROCUREMENT
SUBMIT REQUEST DATA FLOW
Requisition
Oracle
iProcurement Purchasing
Printed,
Faxed,
Purchase eMailed
Order or order
Workflow Release
Supplier
1. PO Req Approval WF
(workflow)
2. PO Create
Documents WF e-Commerce or
3. PO Approval WF XML Gateway
ORACLE IPROCUREMENT SETUP
OVERVIEW
Ordering
RFQs/
Quotations Receiving
Sourcing
Orders
Analysis
Invoice/
Supplier Payment
Management
Reporting
Supplier
Performance
ORACLE APPLICATIONS SETUP
OVERVIEW
Default Country
Sequential Numbering
10 Name
20 Title
30 Address
50 Phone
60 E-Mail @oracle.com
SET UP CATALOG
Create Blanket Purchase Agreement (Oracle Purchasing)
Perform item content load
Perform schema content load
Function security
Collaborative integration:
Oracle Supplier Network
Oracle iSupplier Portal
Oracle Sourcing
Oracle Exchange
Third-party catalog maintenance
No internal catalog - external content only
CUSTOM PACKAGE IMPLEMENTATION
segments
ORACLE IPROCUREMENT CONTENT
MANAGEMENT
PROCUREMENT PROCESS: ORACLE
IPROCUREMENT
Requisitions
Catalog
Content
Purchase
Management
Orders
Ordering
RFQs/
Quotations Receiving
Sourcing Orders
Analysis
Invoice/
Supplier Payment
Management
Reporting
Supplier
Performance
WHAT ARE IPROCUREMENT CATALOGS?
A catalog is a cohesive source of supplier product
and service information that provides a means
by which the information can be found quickly by the
requestor.
Attributes of a good catalog are:
• Content (product categories)
• Accuracy (product descriptions)
• Robustness (availability)
• Ease of use (good indexing, searching)
WHY USE CATALOGS?
An internet-based procurement solution is only
effective if the user can reliably order the items they
need. Poor catalog management leads to:
• Contract leakage
• Maverick buying
• Workarounds
• Decreased spend control
WHAT IS AN IPROCUREMENT STORE?
Suppliers
Marketplaces Catalogs
Third party
electronic
catalogs
Direct access to
Supplier catalogs
iProcurement
ORACLE IPROCUREMENT CONTENT
MANAGEMENT
Suppliers
Third party Publish
electronic
catalogs
Upload catalog
EDI
pricing
Local
Oracle Applications
content
iProcurement
EXTERNAL OR SUPPLIER-HOSTED
CONTENT
iProcurement
request
Supplier
Web store
Direct access to
supplier catalogs
EXTERNAL MARKETPLACE-HOSTED
CONTENT
Suppliers
iProcurement Catalogs
request
External marketplace
(Web catalog)
CHOOSING CONTENT
iProcurement
request
Local Catalog
Punchout
Transparent
Punchout
External
Catalog 1
1. User selects Store One Info List
(office supplies) and enters 1
a search string.
2. Results are returned and
presented within a single
search results page. Search engine will only search
within catalogs that are associated
with Store One.
IPROCUREMENT CATALOG
ADMINISTRATION
CREATING LOCAL CONTENT
Oracle Purchasing
Oracle Inventory
Oracle iProcurement
Third party
electronic
catalogs
Oracle Sourcing Online
Entry
Buyer-hosted
content
Upload Upload
ORACLE CONTENT UTILIZATION TYPES
Upload
Local
catalog
BEFORE UPLOADING CONTENT
Think first about how you want the store to look and be
structured:
• Will you use only existing items and categories?
• Will you use only bulk loading?
• Will you use both methods?
• Are the categories you load sufficient, or do you want to
create a different category structure for iProcurement users?
UPLOAD CONTENT: RESOURCE FILES
Before you can upload you need to download the resource files
which may contain:
Readme file that describes how to create the upload file
Upload file template
Upload file example
List of line types, job codes, and categories
Contents vary depending on upload file type:
Text
XML
CIF
cXML
ITEM CONTENT THAT YOU UPLOAD
Hamburg
A2SS9 TS-01 2.00 E51
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Content
Schema
XML UPLOAD ITEMS FILE STRUCTURE
Catalog information is divided into two main categories:
Administrative information <ADMIN>
Catalog Data Items and Prices <DATA>
CATALO G
A D M IN DATA
N am e I n f o r m a t io n Ite m P r ic e
UPLOADING ITEMS:
SPREADSHEET COMPARED TO XML
SAMPLE XML ADMINISTRATIVE
SECTION
<ADMIN>
<NAME>Acme Winter Catalog 2006</NAME>
<INFORMATION>
<DATE>2006-12-08</DATE>
<SOURCE>Acme</SOURCE>
</INFORMATION>
</ADMIN>
SAMPLE XML DATA FILE STRUCTURE
<?xml version="1.0" ?>
<CATALOG xml:lang="EN-US">
<ADMIN> <!--start of administrative section-->
<!-- Required Admin tags-->
</ADMIN> <!--end of administrative section-->
<DATA>
<DOCUMENT>
<HEADER>
<!-- Required Data tags-->
</HEADER>
<LINES>
<!-- Required Data tags-->
</LINES>
</DOCUMENT>
</DATA>
</CATALOG>
SAMPLE XML DOCUMENT HEADER SECTION
<HEADER>
<DOCUMENT_NUMBER>20939</DOCUMENT_NUMBER>
<OPERATING_UNIT>Vision Operations</OPERATING_UNIT>
<OWNING_ORG />
<ORG_ASSIGNMENTS enabled="">
<REQUESTING_ORG />
<PURCHASING_ORG />
<PURCHASING_SITE />
</ORG_ASSIGNMENTS>
</OPERATING_UNIT>
<SUPPLIER_NAME>Acme Supply</SUPPLIER_NAME>
<SUPPLIER_SITE/>
<CURRENCY>USD</CURRENCY>
<EFFECTIVE_FROM/>
<EFFECTIVE_TO />
<NAMEVALUE name="PREPARED BY">VC Team</NAMEVALUE>
</HEADER>
SAMPLE XML DOCUMENT LINES SECTION
<DATA>
<DOCUMENT type="">
<HEADER>
<!-- Required Data tags-->
</HEADER>
<LINES>
<ITEM lineNum="" lineType="" action="ADD">
<!-- Required Data tags-->
</LINES>
</DOCUMENT>
</DATA>
SAMPLE XML DATA ITEM SECTION
<PRICE negotiated="">
<UNIT_PRICE />
<UNIT_OF_MEASURE />
<AMOUNT />
<PRICE_BREAK >
<SHIP_TO_ORG />
<SHIP_TO_LOCATION />
<QUANTITY>5</QUANTITY>
<EFFECTIVE_FROM />
<EFFECTIVE_TO />
<BREAKPRICE />
<DISCOUNT>10</DISCOUNT>
</PRICE_BREAK>
</PRICE>
LOADING LOCAL CATALOG IMAGES
There are two ways to associate items with images:
• Copy the images to the local server and indicate the image file names in the
upload file.
• Reference the URLs of the images in the upload file.
Spreadsheet:
You can delete individual attributes of an item from the local catalog:
Using an upload file
Online using the Update Agreements page
Zone 1 Zone 2
Catalog Store
IPROCUREMENT CATALOG
ADMINISTRATION:
MANAGE STORES
CONTENT ZONES
Suppliers
Marketplace hub Catalogs
(Oracle Exchange)
Third party
electronic Direct access to
Supplier catalogs
catalogs
Local
request
iProcurement
ORACLE IPROCUREMENT CATALOG
MANAGEMENT REVIEW
1 2
4 3
6b
Exchange
User Oracle
iProcurement
Server
6a
5
Exchange
Hosted Catalog
MODELS 3 & 4 TECHNICAL OVERVIEW
Oracle iProcurement Exchange Supplier
2 3
5
4
Oracle
1 Exchange
Supplier Portal
6 9
8b 10
User Oracle
iProcurement
Server 8a Supplier
Hosted
7 Catalog
Content on
Yes
supplier site?
Supplier use
No No
cXML?
Model 1
Want to use
Yes Exchange?
No
Model 2 Yes
(or 4) Model 2
Model 3
PUNCHOUT MANAGEMENT
BASIC PUNCHOUT SETUP STEPS
Obtain supplier’s punchout URL and password
Set up profile options in Oracle Purchasing
Define the punchout content zone
Add the punchout content zone to a store
Use realms to control requesters’ access to certain punchout content
zones
Optionally set up supplier and site mapping
Set up data mapping in e-Commerce Gateway
ORACLE EXCHANGE PUNCHOUT SETUP
Oracle iProcurement Catalog Administration enables you to select and use the
catalog structure editing tools.
XML UPLOAD SCHEMA FILE
STRUCTURE
Catalog schema information is divided into several main categories:
Administrative information <ADMIN>
Catalog Schema information <SCHEMA>
Catalog Hierarchy information <HIERARCHY>
C ATALO G
A D M IN SC HEM A H IE R A R C H Y
C a te g o ry D e s c r ip t o r
SAMPLE XML SCHEMA FILE
<SCHEMA>
<!-- Required Schema tags-->
</SCHEMA>
</CATALOG>
SAMPLE XML SCHEMA SECTION
<SCHEMA>
<CATEGORY ACTION="SYNC">
<KEY>ENVELOPES</KEY>
<NAME>Envelopes</NAME>
<TYPE>GENUS</TYPE>
</CATEGORY>
<DESCRIPTOR ACTION="SYNC">
<KEY>SIZE</KEY>
<NAME>Size</NAME>
<OWNER>
<KEY>ENVELOPES</KEY>
<NAME>Envelopes</NAME>
</OWNER>
<DESCRIPTION>Letter or Legal Size</DESCRIPTION>
</DESCRIPTOR>
</SCHEMA>
MANAGE BASE DESCRIPTORS
Tags T97553
Office Products
• Office Supplies Office Supplies
• Computers Ball Point Pens
• Printers Pencils
• Cables Paper
Organizers
Fasteners
Measuring Tools
MAP IPROCUREMENT CATEGORIES
Map Category
SHOPPING CATEGORY MAPPING
Special characters are those that are not letters or numbers. Some of them
influence the search results:
Search operators % or *
Searchable characters such as:
Hyphen (-)
Underscore (_)
All other special characters are ignored!
FILTERING AND SORTING
After performing a search you may have multiple matches. You then
have several ways to refine the results:
Try the search again with different terms.
Filter your results to remove irrelevant items.
Sort your results to bring the most likely matches to the top of the
list.
SEARCH DESCRIPTOR
CHARACTERISTICS
Two descriptor characteristics affect your search results:
Searchable
Search Results Visible
When you create or modify descriptors, you can set descriptor
characteristics:
Type
Sequence
Searchable
Search Results Visible
Item Detail Visible
SEARCHABLE BASE DESCRIPTORS
Description
Long Description
Unit of Measure
Supplier
Supplier Item Number
Manufacturer
Manufacturer Item Number
Alias
UNSPSC Code
Supplier Site
SEARCH RESULTS VISIBLE BASE
DESCRIPTORS
Description
Unit of Measure
Price
Supplier
Supplier Item Number
Internal Part Number
Contract Number
Contract Price
Contract Currency
Supplier Site
REBUILD CATALOG INDEXES
Rebuild interMedia indexes only after an upgrade to the Oracle
iProcurement software.
Log in under Purchasing Responsibility and run the Rebuild Catalog Item
interMedia Index concurrent program.
SEARCH ENGINE SETUP IMPACT
• Default Descriptors:
• Searchable
• Search Results Visible
• Develop a strategy for your descriptors:
• Which ones are searchable?
• Which are search results visible?
• Decreased performance impact of number of:
• Descriptors as searchable
• Search results visible
IPROCUREMENT CATALOG
ADMINISTRATION
The iProcurement Catalog Administration home page can be used to
implement all of the catalog management functions:
Local Content
Maintain Local Catalog Content
Maintain Local Catalog Structure
Punchout Content
Maintain Punchout
Maintain Transparent Punchout
Informational Content
SETUP CONSIDERATIONS
(Seek
approval) (Request changes) Order fulfillment
IPROCUREMENT HOME PAGE
IPROCUREMENT PREFERENCES
Search
Categories
Lists
External
marketplace
Find items
Add items to
shopping cart
BASIC SHOPPING FLOW
Checkout
BASIC CHECKOUT FLOW
Items from
shopping
Approvers
Delivery and
billing
information Review and submit
requisition for approval
CHECKOUT STEP-BY-STEP
Delivery
Notes
REVIEW & SUBMIT
The final step of checkout enables you to review and then submit
your order. At this stage, you can:
View details of the requisition before submitting it.
Submit the requisition for approval.
Clicking Submit initiates the Requisition Approval workflow.
ENTER IPROCUREMENT USERS
Human Resources
Supervisor Name
Job or Position
Chart of Accounts
Charge Account
DOCUMENT ROUTING OPTION #1:
EMPLOYEE/SUPERVISOR RELATIONSHIP
Jane
Robert Kathy
Hierarchies
Planner 1 Planner 2
RUN FILL EMPLOYEE HIERARCHY PROCESS
Hierarchy name: Standard POs - Main
My Notifications
Type Subject
PO Requisition Approval Requisition 1653 has been approved
PO Requisition Approval Requisition 1691 has been approved
PO Requisition Approval Requisition 1705 has been approved
CENTER-LED PROCUREMENT
Request Source Order Pay
Germany
Intercompany
Ireland Invoicing
United
States
SET UP IPROCUREMENT SHOPPING
DEFAULTS
Import Orders
Auto- sourcing process in Order
Management
Receive
Denotes activity done outside of iProcurement and Purchasing
INTERNALLY SOURCED REQUISITIONS DETAILS
Legal services
Design services
Professional
training
Information
Template
ORACLE SERVICES PROCUREMENT
Service Category Service Example
• Facilities
Fixed Price Services • Marketing
• Administrative
Skills/Temporary Labor
• Information Technology
• Consulting
Time & Materials • Training
• Construction
Defined Deliverables • Software Development
Preferences Requisition
Preferences
Shopping Lists Requisition Templates
Submit/Checkout Approve
REQUISITION MANAGEMENT ACTIONS
Requisition Tab
Copy toStatus
Requisition Cart
Cancel
Change
Complete
COPYING REQUISITIONS
You can copy requisitions from the Requisitions page.
You can copy requisitions of any status.
Copying a requisition copies the items from the original requisition
into a shopping cart.
The new requisition will need to be taken through the checkout
process.
CANCELING REQUISITIONS
From the Requisitions page you can cancel requisitions that have been
submitted for approval.
The following rules apply to canceling requisitions:
You can cancel requisitions of any status.
You can cancel individual requisition lines.
You cannot cancel internal lines linked to an internal sales order unless
the order has been cancelled.
CHANGE / RESUBMIT REQUISITIONS
Change:
You can change requisitions that have been submitted for approval.
Resubmit:
You can resubmit requisitions that have rejected.
REQUISITION STATUSES
Submit for approval
In Process
Cancelled
No
Rejected Approve?
Incomplete
Yes
Return
Approved
Create Documents
workflow AutoCreate
Standard
purchase order
iProcurementre
quisitions
Global
agreement
AUTOMATIC RELEASE CREATION
Workflow
PO Requisition
Approval
workflow
INTEGRATION WITH ORACLE APPROVALS
MANAGEMENT
Project? No
1
System No
Item?
2
Charge
Account? No
3
Primary
Account?
4
5
EXPENSE ACCOUNT RULES
Employee 01.100.71050.00000.00000
charge
account
Requisition 01.100.60090.00000.00000
TAX CALCULATION
Applicable taxes on a purchase order are calculated by eBusiness Tax.
Shipment and distribution information is passed from Purchasing to the
eBusiness Tax engine.
Calculated tax lines are stored in eBusiness Tax repository
Shipment/Distribution
Information
Oracle Purchasing eBusiness Tax
Calculated Tax
GRANTS ACCOUNTING AND HAZARD
INFORMATION
Grants Accounting:
Award number field enabled if Grants Accounting has been
implemented.
Project and Project expenditure information
Hazard information:
Defaults from item in Oracle Inventory
Oracle Hazard class
United Nation identifier
ATTACHMENTS AND SPECIAL REQUISITIONS
Purchase order
Payables validates
with P-Card
P-Card invoices
created in
Purchasing
PROCUREMENT CARD FLOW - INVOICE
2 3 4
AP Expense
Feed Lines
Validate Verify Approve
Load
6 5
Import Create
Invoice Invoice
PROCUREMENT CARD FLOW -
RECONCILIATION
Invoice data
AP Open Interface
Invoice
Payables
SETTING UP CREDIT CARD PROGRAMS IN
ORACLE PAYABLES
Used to define your credit card programs for each card issuer.
Define the supplier and supplier site for your card program.
Specify which transaction statuses to exclude when you automatically
create an invoice for your card issuer.
GL ACCOUNT SETS WINDOW
You use the GL Account Sets window to
create a list of values of GL accounts
that your employees can use to correct
account information for their
procurement card transactions.
CREDIT CARD PROFILES WINDOW
Requisition Requisition
creation approval
Receive order
ORACLE IPROCUREMENT RECEIVING
Receiving records receipt of the order and initiates
the payment process. Features of receiving orders
In Oracle iProcurement are as follows:
The requester is allowed to receive at his desktop from the
browser.
The requisition to be received is required to have a purchase order,
blanket release, or internal sales order associated with it.
The receipt routing of the item to be received must have been set
to Direct Delivery.
Oracle Purchasing must be used to receive if full production
inventory controls are required.
OVERVIEW OF PROCUREMENT RECEIVING
Direct
Final
Destination type:
destination
inventory, expense, or
shop floor
Receiving
RECEIVING IN ORACLE IPROCUREMENT
1 Receive
2 Record
receipt
RECEIVING ORDERS IN ORACLE
IPROCUREMENT
OAF personalizations
IPROCUREMENT RECEIVING PROCESS
Record the return of items you ordered and received back to the supplier.
ENTERING RETURNS IN ORACLE
IPROCUREMENT
Last 60 Days
Last 30 Days
Last 7 Days
Today
To the supplier
IPROCUREMENT RECEIVING PROCESS
Receipt
Quantity
Unitof measure
Description HEADER
Order number
Order type
LINE
Supplier
THE PO CONFIRM RECEIPTS
WORKFLOW