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11i AR SETUPS
Accounts Receivables
Transactions Work Bench
Recites Work Bench
Collections Work Bench
Transactions Work Bench: Profile Class: To create profile class first we setup these three.
I. Payment Terms
II. Collector
III. Statement Cycle
Payment Terms: Nav: - Setup Transactions Payment Terms
Table Name: RA_TERMS_LINES
Deposit
Guarantee
Bills Receivable
1. With out Transaction Type and Transaction Source we cannot create a Transaction.
2. The Definition of customer used in more than 80 Modules.
Transaction Type: Nav: - Setup Transactions Transaction Type
Table Name: RA_CUST_TRX_TYPES
After Complete: -
Accounting Hierarchy: Auto Accounting is a powerful flexible tool, which create GL Accounting Flex Field.
Customer Bill to site
Customer Header
Transaction Type
Auto Accounting
Freight Carriers: These are two types.
Header Level
Line Level
1. Create Freight carriers
Nav: - Setup System Quick Codes Freight Carriers
Table Name: WSH_CARRIER_SERVICES_V
After Complete: -
When ever we copy Transaction then we complete the transaction then only it
shows
Balance.
After Complete: -
View Output: -
4. Enter Transaction
Nav: - Transactions Transactions
After Complete : -
View Accounting: -
Invoice Rules: Invoicing rule determined the period in which the receivable will be recognized.
These are two types
Bills in Advance
Bills in Arrears
Accounting Rules: Accounting Rule determine the period in which revenue will be recognized.
These are two types
Fixed
Variable
Bills in Advance: Nav - Setup Transactions Accounting Rules
Table Name: RA_RULE_SCHEDULES
After Complete: -
View Accounts: For these transactions we run a program for to view the accounting
Nav: - Control Requests Run
Before save these line item open periods in Control Accounting open close
1. Enter Invoice
Nav: - Transactions Transactions
3.Enter Invoice
Nav: - Transactions Transactions
Deposit and Guarantee: Deposit and Guarantee are called commitment Transactions. For these two we cant
adjust freight and Tax
Setup: -
1. Enter Invoice
Nav: - Transactions Transactions
Receipt Work Bench: Setup: 1. Setup Receivable Activities for earned and unearned Accounts.
2. Setup Bank
3. Setup Receipt Class
4. Setup Receipt Source
Receipts are two types
1.Income from Operations
2. Other Income (Miscellaneous Receipts)
We can create Receipts in two ways
1.Manual
2. Automatic
Bank: Nav: - Setup Receipts Bank
1. Reverse of receipt
Nav - Receipts Receipts
Query for previous receipt
Debit Memo Reversal: In DM Reversal the original invoice not disturb the status is closed only but sys will
Create a Debit Memo.
1.Enter Transaction
Nav - Transactions Transactions
3.Reverse of receipt
Nav: - Receipts Receipts
Query for previous receipt
Enter Receipts
Nav: Receipts Receipts
Bucket Aging: -
AR COMPLETE MANUAL
AR COMPLETE MANUAL
Introduction
The procedures for performing period-end processing in Oracle Receivables Release 11i.
Business Requirements
Oracle Receivables requires periodic internal reconciliation of the transactions entered into the
Accounts Receivables system. We want to verify the impact of daily activity on the Aged Trial Balance
Report and to confirm amounts posted to the General Ledger.
Oracle Receivables provides a comprehensive set of reports to facilitate reconciliation of outstanding
customer balances, transactions, receipts, and accounts balances.
Oracle Receivables provides the functionality to enable reconciliation of your sub-ledger before posting
to the general ledger. Posting to the General Ledger allows extraction of details from Oracle
Receivables, and creation of journal entries in the General Ledger. After posting to the General
Ledger, it is possible to reconcile Oracle Receivables with the general ledger by verifying that all the
correct journal entries were made
Steps -- Procedures
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The following steps are taken in performing period-end processing for Oracle Receivables:
Complete All Transactions for the Period Being Closed
Ensure that all transactions have been entered for the period being closed.
Completing all transactions for Oracle Receivables:
Complete Invoicing, Credits and Adjustments
Complete Receipts and Reversals
Complete Invoice and Customer Import
Complete LockBox Processing
If you import transactions from an external system or Oracle Projects, ensure you have imported all
transactions and master files, and reviewed all audit trails for completeness.
Reconcile Transaction Activity for the Period
Reconcile the transaction activity in Oracle Receivables before posting to the General Ledger. This
reconciliation process checks that Oracle Receivables transactions balance with themselves, ensuring
that all postable items are reflected on the Sales Journal. Run the following reports for the same
accounting period date range:
The Transaction Register
This report details all the transactions (i.e. invoices, debit memos, credit memos, deposits,
guarantees, and chargebacks) entered with a GL date between the period start and end dates
specified for the period being reconciled. This report shows transactions entered and completed.
The Sales Journal By Customer Report and the Sales Journal By GL Account Report
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This report enables review of all transactions for the specified period. The summary totals for the sales
journal are by Posting Status, Company, and Transaction Currency. This report details, by account
type (i.e. receivables, revenue, freight, tax), the general ledger distributions for posted and/or
unposted invoices for the specified period.
The total on the Sales Journal by GL Account should equal the total of postable items listed on the
Transaction Register. If any discrepancies are evident, research the customer balances to find out
which balance does not tally, using the Sales Journal by Customer report.
By using the following formula, ensure that the Transaction Register matches the Sales Journal:
Transaction Register (Postable Items) + 2 * Credit Memo Total = Sales Journal (Debits plus Credits)
e.g. $100 + (2 * $20) = Debits $120 + Credits $20
($120 Debits - $20 Credits)
Attention: The Transaction Register total for any credits must be adjusted as they are negative on the
Transaction Register and positive on the Sales Journal.
Attention: Ensure that the monthly transaction total is accurate and that no distribution issues exist.
Reconcile Outstanding Customer Balances
Reconcile the outstanding customer balances at the beginning of a specified period with the ending
balance for the same period, using the following formula, known as the RollForward Formula:
Period-End Balance = Outstanding Balance at Start of Period + Transactions + Adjustments - Invoice
Exceptions - Applied Receipts - Unapplied Receipts
The following table represents the various components that affect a customers balance and the
reports which can be run and reviewed to reconcile these components:
Reconcile Outstanding Customer Balances:
Beginning Balance - Aged Trial Balance (As of the first day of the accounting period)
Transactions - Transaction Register
Adjustments - Adjustment Register
Invoice Exceptions - Invoice Exceptions Report
Applied Receipts -Applied Receipts Register (Identify payments received from customers)
Unapplied Receipts - Unapplied Receipts Register (Identify payments received from customers)
Ending Balance - Aged Trial Balance (As of the last day of the accounting period)
Attention: You can use the Invoice Exceptions Report to adjust the Transaction Register for any
transactions which are not open to Receivables and therefore do not show up in the agings.
Review the Unapplied Receipts Register
Use the Unapplied Receipts Register to review detailed information about your customers on-account
and unapplied payments for the date range that you specify. You can use this report to determine how
much your customer owes after taking into account all on-account and unapplied amounts.
Receivables displays information about your on-account or unapplied payment such as GL date, batch
source, batch name, payment method, payment number, payment date, on-account amount, and
unapplied amount. This report includes both cash and miscellaneous receipts.
If any of the Receipts listed can now be applied to outstanding transactions, then perform this action
by re-querying the receipts and following the normal application procedure.
Reconcile Receipts
Ensure that Oracle Receivables receipts balance with themselves by running the following reports:
Run the Publish Journals-General Report with a Posting Status of Unposted from Oracle General
Ledger to view the journals created. The grand totals on this report match the Journal Import
Execution Report.
Print Invoices
Once you are satisfied that customer balances are reconciled, ensure all the invoices generated during
the month have been printed and issued.
If consolidated invoice functionality is used, then ensure that the consolidated invoices have been
generated for the current period.
Print Statements (Optional)
Once you are satisfied that the customer balances are reconciled and the business procedure is to
generate and issue Statements. Initiate the printing of all monthly (periodic) cycle statements.
Print Dunning (Reminder) Letters (Optional)
Once you are satisfied that the customer balances are reconciled, and the business procedure is to
generate and issue Dunning or Reminder Letters. Initiate the printing of all dunning letters/sets.
Close the Current Oracle Receivables Period
Close the current period in Oracle Receivables using the Open/Close Accounting Periods window.
Reconcile Posted Journal Entries
After running the GL posting process in Oracle General Ledger, run the Publish Journals-General
Report with a Posting Status of Posted from the Oracle General Ledger, and verify that the grand
totals from this report match the Journal Import Execution Report.
Review the Unposted Items Report
Receivables prints the Unposted Items Report for all items that are not posted for the specified GL
date range. There are two ways to generate this report: through the Submit Requests window or by
running the General Ledger Interface Program. If you submit this report through the Submit Requests
window, the output will consist of all unposted items for the specified GL date range.
The General Ledger Interface Program automatically generates this report if there are items that you
attempt to transfer to your general ledger that are out of balance. In this case, Receivables prints a
reminder on the Posting Execution Report to check your log file for out of balance items.
Using the Submit Requests window to generate this report, submit with a GL date range for at least
the current financial year. This report should not generate any output if all Receivables transactions
have been successfully posted to General Ledger.
If there are any unposted items for the current or prior periods, then re-open both appropriate
Receivables and General Ledger Periods and initiate another posting.
Open the Next Oracle Receivables Period
Open the next period in the Oracle Receivables using the Open/Close Accounting Periods window.
Run Reports for Tax Reporting Purposes (Optional)
A variety of standard reports can be used to provide tax information which is required to be reported
to the relevant Tax Authority, including withholding tax.
The Financial Tax Register can be used to view the output from the Tax Reporting Ledger using
Reports Exchange and Application Desktop Integrator (ADI). Using these products you can change the
layout of the report, publish the report in different formats, and export the data to a tab delimited or
HTML file.
The Tax Reporting Ledger consists of accounting information created in Oracle Receivables, Oracle
Payables, and Oracle General Ledger. The Financial Tax Register uses this data to generate Tax
Register reports using the Rxi reporting tool.
The following tax registers are available:
Tax Register
Interim Tax Register
Nonrecoverable Tax Register
The following summary levels are available within each Tax Register:
Transaction Header
Transaction Line
Accounting Line
Run Archive and Purge Programs (Optional)
The Archive and Purge cycle is divided into four separate processes, Selection and Validation, Archive,
Purge, and optionally Copying to a file. The Selection and Validation and Archive processes form the
Archive-Preview program. This program selects eligible transaction using criteria you specified,
validates the data to identify the transaction chains, then stores this information in the archive tables.
The Purge program uses the information in the archive tables to delete eligible transactions from the
database tables. Alternatively, you can run selection and validation, archive, and purge processes
together using the Archive and Purge program. The final process is to transfer the archive data to a
separate storage medium.
Warning: You should not use the Receivables Archive and Purge program if you are using cash basis
accounting.
AP SETUPS
Account Payables
Creating Liabilities (Invoice Work Bench)
Making Payments (Payments Work Bench)
Types Of Invoices: Standard Invoice
Debit Memo Invoice
Credit Memo Invoice
Mixed Invoice
PO Default Invoice
Quick Match Invoice
Prepayment Invoice
Interest Invoice
Expense Report Invoice
AWT (Allow withhold Tax) Invoice
Creating Paygroup
Nav: - Setup Lookups Purchasing
Table Name: FND_LOOKUP_VALUES_VL
Payment Terms
Nav - Setup Invoice Payment Terms
Table Name: AP_TERMS
Cancel Invoice: -
BANK: -
Payments: Independent
Batch (Automatic Payments)
Prepayment Invoice:
Setup: 1. Create Prepayment Invoice.
Nav: - Invoices Entry Invoices
Interest Invoice:
Setup: 1. Enable allow interest invoice at supplier header level in payment Tab.