This document provides instructions for staff on using the upgraded version of Oracle E-Business Suite for procurement processes at CDU. It outlines how to log in, navigate to the iProcurement homepage, and raise requisitions. Specific steps covered include searching for item categories and suppliers, adding line items to the shopping cart, attaching documents, and submitting requisitions for approval. It also discusses receiving goods, returning items, and correcting receipt quantities.
Oracle iProcurement is a self service based requisitioning application that controls employee purchasing. It is a key component of oracle advanced procurement, the integrated suite that dramatically cuts all the supply chain management costs. The Oracle iProcurement functionality provides the essentials for the ordering portion of the procurement process. This includes catalog content management, requisitioning, purchase order creation, and receiving orders. This webinar will deal in brief about the benefits and usages of Oracle iProcurement.
Agenda:
- Procurement process: Oracle iProcurement
- Indirect and Direct Sourcing
- Why are we switching to iProcurement?
- Various Benefits
- Oracle iProcurement Release 12 Enhancements
- Oracle iProcurement Overview
- Oracle iProcurement in Comprehensive Procure-to-Pay Flow
- Core Features of Oracle iProcurement
- Oracle Service Procurement Integration
Oracle iProcurement is a self service based requisitioning application that controls employee purchasing. It is a key component of oracle advanced procurement, the integrated suite that dramatically cuts all the supply chain management costs. The Oracle iProcurement functionality provides the essentials for the ordering portion of the procurement process. This includes catalog content management, requisitioning, purchase order creation, and receiving orders. This webinar will deal in brief about the benefits and usages of Oracle iProcurement.
Agenda:
- Procurement process: Oracle iProcurement
- Indirect and Direct Sourcing
- Why are we switching to iProcurement?
- Various Benefits
- Oracle iProcurement Release 12 Enhancements
- Oracle iProcurement Overview
- Oracle iProcurement in Comprehensive Procure-to-Pay Flow
- Core Features of Oracle iProcurement
- Oracle Service Procurement Integration
This webinar will develop your vision to see and work on Oracle Purchasing Application. At the same time it will make you familiar with process flows, corporate and career benefits of Oracle Purchasing.
Agenda:
- Introduction to Oracle Purchasing
- Procure to Pay Lifecycle in Enterprise Structure
- Supplier Management
- Flow of RFQ & Quotation throughout the process
- Requisition and purchase order management
- Receiving and accounting flow in procure to pay
- Basic setup sequence in Oracle Purchasing
- Corporate and Career benefits
- FAQs
This presentation is about how to Create Drop Ship Sales Order Across the Operating Units in R12i and then how to perform Inter company Transactions.
Here I will discuss following Process
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Oracle provides the Smart Form functionality to streamline the Requisition process. The Smart Form is used in together with user-defined Information Templates.
In this presentation we will discuss the business requirements for Smart Forms and Information Templates, and their role in streamlining the Requisition process. We will go into the detailed configurations and take some real-live examples of Smart Forms from past projects.
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This webinar will develop your vision to see and work on Oracle Purchasing Application. At the same time it will make you familiar with process flows, corporate and career benefits of Oracle Purchasing.
Agenda:
- Introduction to Oracle Purchasing
- Procure to Pay Lifecycle in Enterprise Structure
- Supplier Management
- Flow of RFQ & Quotation throughout the process
- Requisition and purchase order management
- Receiving and accounting flow in procure to pay
- Basic setup sequence in Oracle Purchasing
- Corporate and Career benefits
- FAQs
This presentation is about how to Create Drop Ship Sales Order Across the Operating Units in R12i and then how to perform Inter company Transactions.
Here I will discuss following Process
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2.PO Creation
3.Receiving against PO
4.AP/AR Invoice Creation
5.Intercompany Invoice Creation
Oracle provides the Smart Form functionality to streamline the Requisition process. The Smart Form is used in together with user-defined Information Templates.
In this presentation we will discuss the business requirements for Smart Forms and Information Templates, and their role in streamlining the Requisition process. We will go into the detailed configurations and take some real-live examples of Smart Forms from past projects.
Sometimes you across "technical" terms in Oracle apps(budget book,auto allocation rules etc.) which you might have no idea,this documents would be helpful to understand all the "technical" terms used in Oracle Apps.
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1. CDU iProcurement
Oracle E-Business - R12
Introduction to Raising Requisitions & Receipting
Purchase Orders in Oracle iProcurement
Procure to Pay Quick Views
University Finance
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Contact Details
For Oracle Finance (elVIS) training enquiries
Please Contact
Finance Help Desk
Orange 12, Level 3
Phone: 8946 6039
Fax: 8946 7070
Email: elvis@cdu.edu.au
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Contents
Logging into Oracle E-Business Suite.....................................................................................3
Oracle Applications Home Page ................................................................................................5
iProcurement Home Page............................................................................................................6
Raising a Requisition (Let’s go Shopping)............................................................................7
Manage Approvals........................................................................................................................16
Adding an Attachment................................................................................................................18
Foreign Currency ..........................................................................................................................21
Receiving .........................................................................................................................................22
Confirm Receipt Notification ....................................................................................................26
Return Items..................................................................................................................................27
Correct Receipts............................................................................................................................28
Change Requisitions....................................................................................................................30
iProcurement – Quick Views ....................................................................................................33
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Logging into Oracle E-Business Suite
The purpose of this manual is to demonstrate to staff the upgraded version of Oracle
E-Business Suite, navigation and functionality.
Login to the VPN Client.
Users accessing Oracle Financials will first need to log in via their VPN Client, which is
software loaded onto all University computers – you should have a
VPN Client icon . Your username and password is generally the same password you use
to access the internet. Any problems in regard to VPN should be referred to ITMS Support.
Next staff will need to use the Oracle Financials R12 (elvisman).
If this application is not visible in your start up you can run it from Install CDU Software.
Once logged into VPN using Oracle Financials R12 (elvisman), you need to access the
Oracle Financials web address – as below
http://shrike.cdu.edu.au:8000
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The following page will be displayed
1. Type your “Username” and “Password” provided from the helpdesk and click on
“Login”.
When logging in for the first time – you will be requested to change your password. The
password must be at least eight (8) characters long with 2 numeric and no repeating
characters. You will be prompted to change your password every 90 days. If you have
difficulties with your password, please contact the elVIS helpdesk. (elvis@cdu.edu.au)
NOTE: Passwords associated with user accounts should be kept confidential and
users should prevent the use of their account by others.
2. Change the password and then click the “Submit” button.
Once the password is changed and the SUBMIT button is selected the next screen appears.
PLEASE NOTE: Oracle R12 consists of a combination of HTML pages and Oracle
Forms, JAVA WILL ONLY BE LAUNCHED IF USERS accessing Oracle Forms. When
accessing Oracle Forms the java program (jinitiator) screen then needs to remain open so
that the application continues to work.
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Oracle Applications Home Page
3. The Main Menu will open and display the responsibility that has been assigned to the
user
Note: Most users will only have one to two responsibilities.
4. The menu structure has changed so you can navigate up and down the menu as in
any other web page. If an entry has a plus sign beside it, you can expand it to see the
sub-menus. If an entry has a minus sign beside it, can you collapse it back to the
header.
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5. When you expand the menu you will be able to recognise if you are going to use a
HTML Page or an Oracle Form
6. Select iProcurement Home Page
iProcurement Home Page
7. Once the Home Page opens you will see the following details in the header
a. You can shop from the Stores, Shopping Lists or Create Requisition.
At this point in time Requisitions will be raised using Create Requisition. (Stores
and Shopping Lists may be available for use in the future).
b. Your home page will also display the status of requisitions raised recently.
This symbol denotes
Oracle Form
This symbol denotes
HTML Page
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Raising a Requisition (Let’s go Shopping)
8. Click on Non-Catalogue Request
Note: When creating a requisition * Indicates required fields (Mandatory)
* Item Types:
Goods billed by Quantity - This type should be used for all goods orders (i.e. items that can
be physically received such as stationery, clothing, furniture etc.)
Goods or services billed by amount - This type should be used for everything else such as
services, subscriptions etc.
Services billed by quantity - Generally not used. Can be used for services provided on a
rates basis e.g. hourly hire but should be used only where the rates will definitely not change.
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9. Click in the ‘Item Description’ field. Type in a detailed line Description.
REMEMBER to use conventions such as Inv, Item # followed by a DETAILED
description of what the requisition is being raised for (i.e. WHO / WHAT / WHEN /
WHERE / WHY)
10. Click in the “Category” Field. Select the magnifine glass ‘to ‘Search for Category
‘or by Description.
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Note: Categories have changed to reflect the Natural Account
11. To find your item, select a filter item in the pull-down list and enter a value in the text
field, then select the “Go” button
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12. Either Select your Category by Clicking beside the listed option then Clicking the
“Select” button “ or use the “Quick Select” button option
The following screen will then appear, updating your ‘Category’ selection.
13. Tab along to “Quantity” field. Type in the quantity required. Then continue to Tab
along to the “Unit Price” field. Type in the “Price” per item EXCLUDING GST.
Note: All Requisitions are raised EXCLUSIVE OF GST
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14. Tab over to the “Supplier Name” and Select the magnified glass ‘ to ‘Search for
Supplier Name. Search options can be by Supplier, Site or ABN (when searching by
ABN spaces must be included ie XX XXX XXX XXX)
15. Enter in your search using the Wild Card % the Click “Go”
16. “Quick Select” your Supplier
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The following screen will then appear, updating your ‘Suppliers’ Details.
17. Click on the “Add to Cart” Button
Tip: If you need to add more than one line, you can change the details here and click the add
to cart button again.
18. Over on the Right in your ‘Shopping Cart’ Click “View Cart and Checkout”
19. The following screen will then appear, Click on the “Checkout” Button
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20. Type in the ‘Requesters Name’ (Name of the Requester is to whom the goods are
to be delivered to on receipt)
Note: the GL Account on your requisition is generated automatically from the
Requestor details in Oracle and the Category you entered previously.
21. Tab to the “Suggested Buyer” Search for or Type in the Buyers Name. If you need to
change the charge account, then Click “Edit Lines”.
Note: Buyers are normally nominated Procurement Officers (this covers Uniprint,
Library, and Facilities etc.)
Jo Carlesso – All Alice Springs General Requsitions
Peter Cummings – General Requisitions
Jenny Bisset – Travel Related Requisitions (Non staff related)
Larissa Inglis – Information Technology (Hardware and software licenses)
Helen Mearns – Major Projects and Certificate of Exemptions
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22. Click on “Accounts” Tab
Charge Account can be updated by Clicking on the Underlined Code or by Clicking on
“Split” Button
Note: If there are no amendments to be made on the Charge Account, Go straight to
Step 24 and continue your Requisitioning Process.
23. To update or make changes on the default Accounting Flexfileds Click on the ‘Search
for Accounting Flex fields or to Split Click on Add Another Row
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Manage Approvals
If you need to select another approver other than your default approver, or you wish to add
other people into the approval process, click on “Manage Approvals”, Select Change
Managerial Approver
Insert Approver - Allows you to add a second approver (or more than one)
Change Managerial Approver – Allows you to send the requisition to a different approver
(e.g. where your manager is away). Note the system will not let you bypass the approval
delegations
Delete Approver / Viewer – Allows you to delete an approver added by the “Insert Approver”
step above
Reset Approval List – Resets back to the default approver’s selection
The views below indicates we are ‘inserting’ an approver and “Submit”
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25. Complete the “Note to Buyer” field. Then Click “Next”
REMEMBER: The buyer turns your requisition into a purchase order. This is the field in
which you give the buyer instructions. Eg. “Please Forward PO to Supplier” or “Please
Pay Invoice No. 123456”
Note: The Justification field can be filled in, however it is not mandatory, please check
with your Area’s processes as it’s optional.
Supporting documentation is mandatory in accordance with the Purchasing (Quotation
Requirements) Thresholds.
http://www.cdu.edu.au/finance/procurement-services
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Adding an Attachment
26. Click on “Add Attachment”
27. Complete the Attachment Summary Information fields
Type in a ‘Title’ and ‘Description’ of what’s being attached eg. Requisition Backing
Quotes
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28. Leave the ‘Category’ selection – To Buyer
29. Complete the ‘Define Attachment’ section by Clicking on “Browse” to attach your
saved document.
30. Click on “Apply”
31. Confirmation notification will appear on the heading of your requisition
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32. Review your Requisition details and then Click “Submit”.
At submission stage Oracle will perform the check funds process. You will either get a
warning or a failure at this stage.
This message displaying ‘advisory mode’ also means there are sufficient funds available to
cover the requisition. It means that the money is loded at a higher level not at the account
level.
HOWEVER: If you receive a “fail funds check” message that does not have ‘advisory
mode’ appearing it means there are insufficient funds in the cost code to cover the
requisition.
If this occurs, click apply and then save your requisition, do not forward the
requisition for approval. Advise your supervisor that there are insufficient funds.
33. Record your Requisition Number and Click on “Continue Shopping” to start raising
another requisition.
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Foreign Currency
WOW: Requisitioners no longer need to go online to Westpac to acquire the daily
exchange rates. All exchange rates are loaded into the system each day to allow the
preparers to select the Currency, the Exchange Rate will then populate.
Note: Foreign Currency Requisitions should only be raised AFTER 10am as the
exchange rates won’t be uploaded till then.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
You will need to select the same supplier “Site” as the “currency” you are using i.e.:
Currency: GBP & Site: TT-GBP
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Receiving
Receiving is done through iProcurement for services and goods not sent through the Store
(or where the store is unable to identify the goods). Receiving is important as it does a
number of things in the system, specifically it:
1. Tells Oracle the invoice is approved for payment
2. Recognises costs in the Finance ledger
34. Click on the “Receiving” tab.
35. Search Attribute “Find by Order Number” Enter Search Value “PO # (i.e. 353730)”
Click “GO” or simply select the order from your Requisitions to Receive List.
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Note Receipt Quantity / Amount Unit is the amount or quantity that still remains to be
receipted. Never receipt a zero quantity, zero means the purchase order has already
been receipted and there is no remaining quantity or amount to be received.
Only receipt what has been received, overwrite the quantity and change the amount to the
received amount e.g. there remains to be 68.61 on this purchase order, however if you only
received or wish to receipt 28.61 then update the amount / quantity you are about to receipt.
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36. “Select” and then change the value / quantity to the amount you want to receipt the
goods for.
Then click “Next”
Tips:
1. Be careful to check the amount you are receiving matches the invoice, or you may
overstate your costs in the Finance system or accidentally approve a payment.
2. You cannot receipt more than what is on the Purchase Order. If you need to increase
the value of your requisition/Purchase order, please refer to the “Change Requisitions”
section in this manual
37. Invoice or Packing Slip References to be entered in the “Packing Slip” Field or the
“Receipt Comments” Field. Then “Click Next”
Below view is when receipting a requisition based on ‘Item Type’ - ‘Goods or services
billed by amount’
- Enter in the Invoice or Packing Slip number in the ‘Receipt Comments’ field. Then Click
“Next”
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Below view is when receipting a requisition based on ‘Item Type’ - ‘Goods billed by
quantity’
- Enter in the ‘Packing Slip’ reference and include an additional comment i.e. Invoice
reference in the ‘Receipt Comments’ field. Then Click “Next”
38. Before Submitting your receipt request check that the Receipted Quantity / Amount is
what you wish to receipt. Then Click “Submit”
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39. A Confirmation will appear with your receipt number and details of what you have
receipted. I.e. Receipt: 408638 as displayed below.
Confirm Receipt Notification
The preparer of a requisition will be notified with a ‘Confirm Receipt Notification’ or an email
from the Accounts Payables Receipt on Hold workflow.
This notification informs the preparer that Accounts Payables has matched an invoice to a
Purchase Order but the invoice cannot be paid as the Purchase Order has not been
receipted. This process runs nightly so you will normally receive these notifications at the
start of the day.
Note: For urgent payments, Emails may also be sent directly from an Accounts
Payables Staff Member.
Click on ‘Go to Receiving’ and follow steps of Receiving stating on page 25 (Steps 1-6)
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Return Items
If you need to send items back to the supplier you should use Return Items
Select Return Items and the following search criteria is displayed. Clear the form
and then enter the Purchase Order Number
Select
If you are returning the goods you need to type the quantity you wish to return
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You will need to select a Reason from the list and then select the Radio button which applies
to the individual circumstances.
You will receive Confirmation that the returns have been submitted
Correct Receipts
If you have recorded the wrong receipt quantity should use Correct Receipts
Select Correct Receipts and the following search criteria is displayed. Clear the form
and then enter the Purchase Order Number
Select
The details of the Receipt are displayed, check the value you wish to correct
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To correct the value of the receipted you have to type the ACTUAL value that the receipt
should have been for. In this example – each line was receipted for 0.05 but only half of the
shipment was received so one line should not have been receipted. After checking which
line is incorrect type the correct amount in the field (In this instance “0” (zero)
Check if the detail is correct
The select submit
You will notice a Confirmation at the corrections have been submitted
If you requery the Purchase Order in the Receiving form, you will notice that there is still a portion of
the Purchase Order to be receipted.
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Change Requisitions
If you need to modify your requisition, changes to Requisitions can be made at any
stage provided the requisition is not cancelled. Depending on where abouts in the
process your requisition, some fields cannot be changed.
Note: Requisition Changes can be made via the Create Requisition or the Requisition
Inquiry Tabs.
1. Click on the “Create Requisition” tab or the “Requisition Inquiry” tab, then select the
requisition you wish to make a change to using the Change option
2. If your requisition has been approved but not placed on a purchase order, a Warning
note will appear. Click ‘Yes’
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3. Apply the changes that need to be updated i.e. incorrect cost code or Price. Click
Checkout
4. Select a line before performing an update, copy or delete action. Then Click “Edit
Lines” or “Update”
5. Make the necessary changes then Click “Apply”
6. Once all Changes have been finalised Click “Submit”
If your requisition is already on a Purchase Order, the process is the same except that:
1. Only the amount, quantity or price can be changed – you cannot change the GL
account or requestor. If you need to do this please contact Purchasing and organise to
have the Purchase Order cancelled.
2. Change requisitions will go through the normal financial approval and then to the
buyer to verify before the Purchase Order is updated. You will receive a notification
when the change has been approved.
3. The workflow within the procure to pay process has been changed and this means a
change to the way “invoices on hold” will be actioned.
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a. Invoices entered into Accounts Payable where the Purchase Order has not been
received (or received enough),the invoice approval will start a workflow and notify
the requester that they need to receipt the Purchase Order (receipt can be done by
clicking a link). Once the Purchase Order is receipted and the hold will be released
automatically.
b. If the invoice is matched to a Purchase Orders and it is more than the Purchase
Order, the invoice will go on to a quantity or amount hold. The requester will not
get a notification. Accounts Payable will let the requested know that they have to
raise a CHANGE REQUISITION. This means the Requisitioner will have to
navigate to the Requisition and follow the work instruction in Change Requisition
above. Once the PO is updated the requester can receipt the additional quantity
or amount and the hold will be released.
c. If an invoice goes to Accounts Payable and the invoice PRICE is higher than the
Purchase Order, a number of steps need to be followed:
Accounts Payable will have to reverse the match to the invoice
The Requester will need to reverse the receipts and then do a
Change Requisition.
Once the buyer has approved the update to the PO, The requisitioner
will be able to receipt the correct price and Accounts Payable will be
able to rematch the invoice to the purchase order and then approve
for payment.
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iProcurement – Quick Views
Create Requisition
Requisition Inquiry