ORACLE EBS R12 GENERAL LEDGER CHANGES COMPARES WITH EBS 11I
1. New and Changed Features for
Oracle General Ledger R12
Accounting Setup
– Simultaneous Accounting For Multiple Reporting Requirements
– Accounting Setup Manager
Enhanced Foreign Currency Processing
– Entered Currency Reporting and Analysis
– Foreign Currency Recurring Journals
Improved Processing Efficiency
– Data Access to Multiple Legal Entities and Ledgers
– Simultaneous Opening and Closing of Periods for Multiple Ledgers
2. New and Changed Features for
Oracle General Ledger R12
Improved Processing Efficiency continued
– Simultaneous Year-End Closing Journals for Multiple Ledgers
– Simultaneous Currency Translation of Multiple Ledgers
– Financial Reporting for Multiple Ledgers
– Financial Reports Across Ledgers
– Cross-Ledger and Foreign Currency Allocations
– Streamlined Automatic Posting
– Streamlined AutoReversal Criteria Setup Integrated Web-based
Spreadsheet Interface
– Journal Copy
– Streamlined Consolidation Mappings
– Replacement for Disabled Accounts
3. New and Changed Features for
Oracle General Ledger R12
Security
– Data Access Security for Legal Entities and Ledgers
– Management Reporting and Security
– Prevent Reversal of Journals with Frozen Sources
– Prevent Reversal of Unposted Journals
– Control Accounts
– Security for Definitions
Auditability
– Accounting and Reporting Sequencing
– Journal Line Reconciliation
Others
– Enhanced Intercompany
– Intercompany Balancing Support for Encumbrances
6. Accounting Setup
Description
Ledger
– Replaces set of books from 11i
– Legal entity accounting
Single legal entity
Multiple legal entities through balancing segment values
– Chart of accounts
– Ledger currency
– Accounting calendar
– Accounting method – new 4th C (Also called Convension)
7. Accounting Setup
Description
Primary ledger
– Primary accounting representation
Secondary ledger
– Alternate accounting representation
– Different 4 C’s
– 3 levels:
Balance
Journal
Subledger
Unified process to post subledger data to ledgers
using Subledger Accounting (SLA)
8. Accounting Setup
Description
Subledger Accounting (SLA)
Subledgers
General Ledger
Subledger
Accounting
Drilldown to Subledger
Transactions
Subledger
Accounting Accounting
Drilldown to Subledger
Transaction Details
Secondary Ledger
Primary Ledger
9. Set of Books
will be GONE!
New Ledger Architecture
Ledger Set
Accounting
Transaction Legal Entity
Legal Entity
Legal Entity
Legal Ledger
(local statutory)
Legal Ledger
(local statutory)
Ledger
(local statutory)
SLA
Legal Ledgers
(corporate)
Legal Ledgers
(corporate)
Ledger
(corporate)
SLA
10. Accounting Setup
Benefits
Simultaneous Accounting for Multiple Reporting
Requirements
Inherent support for multiple accounting representations
Increased Efficiency
– Populating data to secondary ledgers
Increased Consistency
– Unified process to post data to general ledger from Oracle
subledgers and external feeder systems
– Consistent drilldown experience to subledger applications
integrated with SLA
11. Accounting Setup
Description
Accounting Setup Manager
Streamlines the setup and implementation of Oracle
Financial Applications
Centralizes the setup for common setup
components:
– Legal Entities
– Ledgers
– Operating Units
– Reporting Currencies
– Subledger Accounting Options
– Intercompany Accounts and Balancing Rules
– Accounting and Reporting Sequencing
12. Accounting Setup
Benefits
Accounting Setup Manager
Centralized Accounting Setup for Financials
– Define all of your accounting-related setup in a central
location
– Reduce setup errors
– Have clear view of implementation
Increased Efficiency
– Access accounting setup information more quickly now
that it appears centrally in one location
Streamlined on-going maintenance
13. Define Secondary
Ledger(s)
(optional)
Complete
Accounting Options
Complete
Accounting Setup
Accounting Setup
Setup and Process
Assign Legal Entities
for Accounting Setup
(optional)
Define
Primary Ledger
Define Legal Entities
Define Calendars
Enable Currencies
Complete
Optional Setup Steps
GL SETUP STEPS
Define
Chart of Accounts
SETUP From the Accounting Setup Manager
20. Replaces SOB
Main, record-keeping ledger
Defined by 4Cs:
– Chart of accounts ,Accounting calendar,Primary
currency,Subledger Accounting Method
Primary Ledger
Secondary Ledger
Optional, additional accounting representations of PL
Can differ in one or more of the following from your PL
–Chart of accounts ,Accounting calendar,Primary
currency,Subledger Accounting Method
22. Multiple Currency Support For
General Ledger Data From All Sources
Description
Reporting Currency
Replaces Multiple Reporting Currencies (MRC)
Integrated extension of a Ledger
Maintain at three levels
– Balances: translated balances in a different reporting
currency
– Journal: general ledger journals and balances in a
different reporting currency
– Subledger: subledger transactions, journals and balances
in a different reporting currency
23. Currency
If difference is
only currency,
Chart of accounts Calendar Accounting
Method
US GAAP
Accrual
Use a Secondary Ledger Use Reporting
Currencies
If one or more of the following are different,
Multiple Currency Support For
General Ledger Data From All Sources
Description
24. Post Journal in
the Primary or
Secondary Ledger
JOURNAL or SUBLEDGER
LEVEL REPORTING
CURRENCY
Journal is
Replicated to the
Reporting Currency
Automated process
Run Translation in
the Primary or
Secondary Ledger
BALANCE LEVEL REPORTING
CURRENCY
Define Reporting
Currency
SETUP PROCESS PROCESS
Balances
Converted to the
Balance Level
Reporting Currency
Multiple Currency Support For
General Ledger Data From All Sources
Description
29. Foreign Currency Recurring Journals
Description
Create foreign currency journals that
are recurring in nature
– Example: A subsidiary using USD
borrows money from the parent using
GBP. The subsidiary can now generate
a recurring entry to record monthly
interest payable to the parent company
in the GBP.
Select conversion rate type
– Calculate converted amount for journal
based on rate type provided
33. Ledger Sets
Secure Access to Multiple Ledgers
Ledger 1 Ledger 2 Ledger Set A
Ledger 3 Ledger 4
Ledger Set B Defined as
1. Ledger 1
2. Ledger 2
3. Ledger Set A
35. Data Access Sets
Ledger
Legal Entities
(BSVs)
US Corporate Ledger ($)
US East
(01)
US West
(02)
US South
(03)
Access Level Read Only
• View Journals
• View Balances
• View Reports
Read/Write
• Create/Post Journals
• Update Balances
• Run Reports
Secure Access to Ledger / BSVs
37. Data Access Sets
Ledger
Legal Entities
(BSVs)
US Corporate Ledger ($)
US East
(01)
US West
(02)
US South
(03)
Access Level Read/Write to Full Ledger
• Create/Post Journals
• Update Balances
• Run Reports
• View Journals
• View Balances
• View Reports
Secure Access to Entire Ledger
43. Ledger & Ledger Set
Definition Access Set
Solution
Data Access Set
How Does the New Architecture Help?
• Reporting Across Entities
• Efficient Processing
• Setup & Maintenance
• Definition Security
• Entity Autonomy
• Independent Open/Close
• Read/Write Access
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