Oracle Inventory provides flexible multi-site inventory management and comprehensive item definition capabilities. It allows companies to track inventory levels across locations, plan inventory needs, and control costs. The module integrates with other Oracle applications like Manufacturing, Financials, and Supply Chain Management. It offers features like lot and serial number tracking, planning tools, and reports to help manage the inventory lifecycle from receipt to storage to issue.

1. Oracle Inventory

2. Agenda
• Overview
• Key Features
• Business Process Flow at a glance
• Interaction with other modules
• Set up
• Detail Process Flows
• Reports

3. Inventory Overview

4. Inventory Functions
Issue of material
Materials Planning
Track storage locations
Stock Audit
Maintenance
of material
Receipt of material Storage of material
Track quantity
on hand
Cost control
Inventory

5. Areas of Concern
Shortage of stock
Reporting
Needs
Misplaced items
Cost control
Excess Stock
Tracking of critical items
Query of items
Manual errors INVENTORY
Multi-location stores

6. Key Features
 Flexible multi-site Inventory Mgmt
 Comprehensive Item Definition
 Revision, Lot & Serial no. Control
 Faster Transaction System
 Extensive Item Categorization & Cataloging
 Improved Accuracy
 Sophisticated Planning Tools
 Item Cross Referencing Links
 Multiple UOM

7. Business Process Flow at a glance

8. Inventory Flow Process

9. Inventory Flow Process

10. Interaction with Other Modules

11. Integration with Oracle Manufacturing
Oracle Cost
Management
Oracle
Inventory
Oracle WIP
Oracle
Purchasing
Oracle Order
Entry/Shipping
Oracle Bills
of Materials
Oracle Master
Scheduling/MRP
Oracle
Engineering

12. Integration with Oracle Financials
Oracle Payables
Oracle
Inventory
Oracle General
Ledger
Oracle
Receivables
Oracle Assets

13. Organization Set Up

14. Inventory Organization Setup
Perform the following steps to set up your
Inventory Structure

15. Inventory Organization
• An organization is an inventory location
assigned to a set of books , costing
method, workday calendar, and list of
items.
• An organization can be a company,
subsidiary, or warehouse.

16. Inventory Organization Structure

17. Items Overview
The following graphic summarizes all the steps that you need to take in order to
define and maintain items:
Choose item attribute control levels
Define
UOMs
Define Status
Control Levels
Define
Statuses
Define
Categories
Define
Category
Sets
Define
Default
Categories
Create
Templates
Define
Catalogs
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18. Item Definition Process Steps Overview
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Copy Templates
Copy Items
Enter Attributes value
Assign Categories
Assign Catalogs
Enable in Child Organization
Update Organization Level Attributes
Define Item Costs

19. Unit Of Measure
Perform the following steps to define multiple units of
measures and set up conversions

20. Overview of Item Setup

21. Define Items

22. Process Flow
Direct
Interorganization
Transfer
Interorganization
Transfer by way
of Transit
Miscellaneous
Receipt
Miscellaneous
Issue

23. Performing Receiving Transaction

24. Receiving Transaction

25. RMA
Return Material Authorization Process

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