Showing posts with label Inventory. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Inventory. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Inventory Organization - Receiving Options

Platform: R12, 11.5

Refer to document ‘Create Inventory Organization‘.

[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="891" caption="Receiving Options"]Receiving Options[/caption]

You also need to configure your Receiving Options and input your Accounting for Receiving.

Note, now you have configured your inventory organization. You need to do the same thing for all your inventory orgs (that is you need to configure the Additional Organization Information for all your inventory orgs).

Shameem Bauccha

24 June 2009

Inventory Organization - Organization Parameters

Platform: R12, 11.5

Refer to document ‘Create Inventory Organization‘.

Define Organization Parameters

1. Inventory Parameters





[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="716" caption="Inventory Parameters"]Inventory Parameters[/caption]

Before defining any Inventory Organization, we need to have a Master Inventory Organization which acts as a central repository for items. After we have defined the Master Inventory Organization, we need to define its organization parameters. Generally we give the code 'IMM' to denote the Inventory Item Master Organization.

We need to attach the Master Organization in the Organization parameters. Attach the Inventory Calendar.

Refer to document 'Define Inventory Calendar'.

Configure the Inventory Parameters including locator control.


2. Costing Information





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The Operating Unit is automatically picked up as the Costing Organization.

Choose the appropriate 'Costing Method' (FIFO, Standard, Average). Specify whether to Transfer to GL.

Input the valuation Accounts.


3. Revision, Lot, Serial and LPN





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If you are using Lot, Serial and/or LPN control, configure this window, otherwise accept the default values.


4. ATP, Pick, Item-Sourcing





[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="717" caption="ATP, Pick, Item-Sourcing"]ATP, Pick, Item-Sourcing[/caption]

If you are using iProcurement, configure the ATP defaults, Picking defaults and Item-Sourcing rules.


5. Inter-Org Information





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Configure this section for Inter-org transfers.


6. Other Accounts





[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="716" caption="Other Accounts"]Other Accounts[/caption]





Specify the following Accounts:

  • Receiving Accounts

  • Profit and Loss Accounts

  • Other Accounts


When you are done, save and click on 'OK'. You will get the following warning:





[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="412" caption="Note-Costing Method"]Note-Costing Method[/caption]

Bauccha Shameem

24 June 2009

Inventory Organization - Customer/Supplier Association

Platform: R12, 11.5

Refer to document ‘Create Inventory Organization‘.

Customer/Supplier Association



[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="769" caption="Customer/Supplier Association"]Cutomer/Supplier Association[/caption]

This is important to define if you will allow internal requisition and sales between your inventories.

Detailed explanation to follow during preparation of Inventory Tutorial.

Shameem Bauccha

24 June 2009

Inventory Organization - Accounting Information

Platform: R12, 11.5

Refer to document 'Create Inventory Organization'.

Accounting Information



[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="769" caption="Accounting Information"]Accounting Information[/caption]



Attach your primary leder.

Based on your Primary Ledger, your Legal Entity i automatically picked up.

Optionally if you have defined an Operating or have multiple units on the same insrtallation, attach the Operating Unit.

Save and Click on 'OK'.

Shameem Bauccha

24 June 2009

Create Inventory Organization

Platform: R12, 11.5

Define Organization and classify organization as ‘Inventory Organization’

Refer to the following documents:

Setting up Organizations

Create Organization

Additional Organization Information

You can access the Additional Organization Information by selecting the classification and clicking on the 'Others' button.



Select appropriate Extra Information to configure.

[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="391" caption="Additional Organization Information"]Additional Organization Information[/caption]

In the case of Inventory Organization, 4 Extra Info are defined:

Shameem Bauccha

24 June 2009

Create Organizations

Platform: R12, 11.5

Understanding the ‘Organization’ window

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The ’Organization’ window consists of the following sections:

1. Name: The name of the Organization
2. Type: This is a lookup that you user can define (ORG_TYPE)

(Document on Lookups to follow)

3. Date: Effective Date. This can also be changed manually while creating the organization.
4. Location: Location Details and Address
5. Descriptive Flexfield: You can configure the ‘Location Address’ Descriptive Flexfield if required.

Refer to document ‘Identify Descriptive Flexfield’ to know which DFF to setup.

6. Organization Classifications: This will determine what type of organization this is and how the entity will behave in the application depending on the role it plays. An organization may have several classifications attached to it.

For example, an organization may have people registered for it and may at the same time be maintaining stock and act as a training center. In that case, the organization will have to be classified as:

  1. HR Organization so that employees may be assigned there

  2. Inventory Organization so that items may be assigned to it

  3. Training Organization so that the organization may be available as a training center.


(More to follow on each Organization type – refer to respective applications).

7. Others: Depending on the classification, Additional Information may have to be entered.



Setup Organization

1. Create Location



Inventory --> Setup --> Organizations --> Locations



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Location is a shared between HRMS, Inventory and Purchasing. Some of the fields not used by HRMS are disabled when Inventory and Purchasing is not installed.

Setting the scope as ‘Global’ means the location is shared across all Business Groups. Setting the location as ‘Local’ will make the location available only for the Business Group in question.

Select the scope and give the location a name.



Address Details



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Choose the appropriate address style and enter the address of the location. If you have defined your own address style then you can choose it here.

Refer to the following document:

Create Custom Address Style (Document to follow)



Shipping Details



[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="604" caption="Shipping Details"]Shipping Details[/caption]





This tab is important if you are using Inventory and Purchasing. Otherwise accept the default values.



Other Details



[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="605" caption="Other Details"]Other Details[/caption]






2. Create Organization



Inventory --> Setup --> Organizations --> Organizations






[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="707" caption="Organization"]Organization[/caption]




Alter effective date to a default date in the past or the organization creation date. Give a name to the Organization. Attach the location previously created. The location address gets automatically populated

Save the Organization.

3. Organization Classification



Look up the Organization classification. Ensure the 'enabled' checkbox is checked. Save. Click on other to enter the Extra Information (Additional Organization Details) as appropriate.

Shameem Bauccha

24 June 2009

Define Inventory Calendar

Inventory --> Setup --> Calendar

Define Calendar. Select Quarterly Type, Specify Calendar Date Range.

[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="505" caption="Workday Calendar"]Workday Calendar[/caption]




1. Workday Patterns



Click on 'Workday Patterns' and define your patterns.



[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="476" caption="Workday Patterns"]Workday Patterns[/caption]

Save and Close.

2. Shifts



Click on 'Shifts'.


[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="505" caption="Shifts"]Shifts[/caption]

Create your shifts and define the shift times.



[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="266" caption="Shift Times"]Shift Times[/caption]

Save and Close

3. Calendar Dates

Click on 'Calendar Dates' to define.



[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="854" caption="Calendar Dates"]Calendar Dates[/caption]

Save and Close.





Build Calendar

Once you are done with defining the Calendar, you need to build it for any change to take effect.

Go to the Menu and navigate as follow:

Tools --> Build

[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="123" caption="Build Calendar"]Build Calendar[/caption]

A request is submitted.

[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="296" caption="Note"]Note[/caption]

You can view the request.

[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="710" caption="Build Workday Calendar Request"]Build Workday Calendar Request[/caption]

Once your request is completed, your Calendar is ready. You can exit the ‘Workday Calendar’ window. It will remind you need to rebuild your calendar if you have made changes.

[caption id="" align="alignnone" width="414" caption="Reminder"]Reminder[/caption]

Each time you make changes to your Calendar, remember to rebuild your calendar.

Shameem Bauccha

24 June 2009

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

High Level Setup for Inventory (INV) on R12

Platform: R12

Below is an overview of setup to do for Inventory on R12:

    Define Key Flexfields.

    1. System Items

    2. Item Categories


    Setup Locations

    1. Define Locations


    Setup Calendar

    1. Define Calendar


    Units of Measure

    1. Define Units of Measure Classes

    2. Define Units of Measure

    3. Define Units of Measure Conversion


    Inventory Organizations

    1. Define Organizations

    2. Define Organization Parameters

    3. Define Subinventories

    4. Define Stock Locators


    Item Attributes

    1. Define Item Attribute Controls


    Categories

    1. Define Category Codes

    2. Define Category Sets

    3. Define Default Category Sets


    Status Codes

    1. Define Status Codes


    Transactions

    1. Define Transaction Source Types

    2. Define Transaction Types


    Profile Options

    1. Define Profile Options



      Shameem Bauccha

      24 June 2009