Purchase Order Approval Using Approval Management EngineAh_Ismail
This document discusses setting up purchase order approval workflows using the Approval Management Engine (AME) in Oracle. It provides instructions on applying required patches, creating document styles, and making various AME configurations like defining attributes, conditions, action types, and rules. It also presents a customer case study where standard POs require approval by the Admin Manager, while contract release POs need approval from the Finance Manager. The case study is resolved by configuring different AME rules to handle each approval workflow.
This document provides an overview of pricing in Oracle Order Management. It discusses key pricing concepts like price lists, formulas, modifiers, and agreements. It describes how to create a basic price list, add pricing lines, adjust prices, and set other list attributes and qualifiers. The document also outlines pricing security and references additional documentation for advanced pricing features.
Here are the default price break types that can be specified in Oracle Sourcing:
- Quantity
- Delivery Date
- Delivery Location
- Payment Terms
- Other (user defined)
The Sourcing administrator can select one or more of these as the default types that will be available for buyers to select when defining price breaks in their negotiations.
ALLOWING AWARD APPROVAL TO BE REQUIRED
You can configure Oracle Sourcing to require approval of negotiation awards before the resulting purchase orders
are generated. This allows your organization to implement approval workflows for sourcing awards.
To configure award approval:
Navigation Path
Sourcing Super User (R) Negot
The document provides an overview of key features in Oracle Purchasing, including:
1) Basic setup such as defining users, employees, positions, buyers, multi-org access control, purchasing options, document security, and approval hierarchies.
2) Defining document types and security levels, as well as approval options.
3) Key purchasing configurations including document styles, periods, units of measure, and item setup in inventory.
4) Supplier and supplier list management which are central to the procurement process.
5) An overview of the Professional Buyer's Work Center which is a web-based interface for buyers to perform tasks like requisition management, purchase order creation, and purchase agreement setup.
Move orders can be manually created or automatically generated to request the movement of inventory within an organization for purposes such as replenishment, storage relocations, and quality handling, and allow planners to track and manage material flow in a facility through processes like approval, allocation, picking, and transaction. Move order types include manually created move order requisitions as well as automatically generated replenishment move orders for replenishment planning and pick wave move orders for sales order picking.
Oracle Personalization How To Restricting users from assigning items to diffe...Ahmed Elshayeb
1. The document describes steps to restrict users from assigning items to organizations in Oracle Apps.
2. It involves logging into Oracle Apps, navigating to the Master Items page, and using custom code to set a WHERE clause property that filters the item list to only include items from the user's organization.
3. Additional steps show how to set a similar WHERE property on the Organization Assignment list to restrict it to the user's organization.
Purchase Order Approval Using Approval Management EngineAh_Ismail
This document discusses setting up purchase order approval workflows using the Approval Management Engine (AME) in Oracle. It provides instructions on applying required patches, creating document styles, and making various AME configurations like defining attributes, conditions, action types, and rules. It also presents a customer case study where standard POs require approval by the Admin Manager, while contract release POs need approval from the Finance Manager. The case study is resolved by configuring different AME rules to handle each approval workflow.
This document provides an overview of pricing in Oracle Order Management. It discusses key pricing concepts like price lists, formulas, modifiers, and agreements. It describes how to create a basic price list, add pricing lines, adjust prices, and set other list attributes and qualifiers. The document also outlines pricing security and references additional documentation for advanced pricing features.
Here are the default price break types that can be specified in Oracle Sourcing:
- Quantity
- Delivery Date
- Delivery Location
- Payment Terms
- Other (user defined)
The Sourcing administrator can select one or more of these as the default types that will be available for buyers to select when defining price breaks in their negotiations.
ALLOWING AWARD APPROVAL TO BE REQUIRED
You can configure Oracle Sourcing to require approval of negotiation awards before the resulting purchase orders
are generated. This allows your organization to implement approval workflows for sourcing awards.
To configure award approval:
Navigation Path
Sourcing Super User (R) Negot
The document provides an overview of key features in Oracle Purchasing, including:
1) Basic setup such as defining users, employees, positions, buyers, multi-org access control, purchasing options, document security, and approval hierarchies.
2) Defining document types and security levels, as well as approval options.
3) Key purchasing configurations including document styles, periods, units of measure, and item setup in inventory.
4) Supplier and supplier list management which are central to the procurement process.
5) An overview of the Professional Buyer's Work Center which is a web-based interface for buyers to perform tasks like requisition management, purchase order creation, and purchase agreement setup.
Move orders can be manually created or automatically generated to request the movement of inventory within an organization for purposes such as replenishment, storage relocations, and quality handling, and allow planners to track and manage material flow in a facility through processes like approval, allocation, picking, and transaction. Move order types include manually created move order requisitions as well as automatically generated replenishment move orders for replenishment planning and pick wave move orders for sales order picking.
Oracle Personalization How To Restricting users from assigning items to diffe...Ahmed Elshayeb
1. The document describes steps to restrict users from assigning items to organizations in Oracle Apps.
2. It involves logging into Oracle Apps, navigating to the Master Items page, and using custom code to set a WHERE clause property that filters the item list to only include items from the user's organization.
3. Additional steps show how to set a similar WHERE property on the Organization Assignment list to restrict it to the user's organization.
Forms and OA Framework personalization tools allow declarative customization of applications without coding. Examples shown include: displaying messages to users; restricting data access; adding menu items; masking data; changing lists of values; removing buttons; changing prompts; and hiding or reordering columns. Personalizations can improve processes, security, and usability while reducing costs associated with training, errors, and upgrades.
Understanding credit check in oracle e business suiteOlumide Idowu
- Order Management Family Pack G introduced new credit check functionality in Oracle Order Management including line level credit checking, multi-currency credit checking, pre-calculated credit exposure, item category credit profiles, and organization default credit profiles.
- Key changes include being able to perform credit checks at the order line level instead of just the order header level, using pre-calculated credit exposure to improve performance, and setting up multi-currency credit limits to check exposure across currencies.
- Setting up these new features involves defining credit profiles, credit check rules, exposure calculation methods, and enabling automatic credit checking at the appropriate levels.
Oracle order management implementation manualNawaz Sk
This document provides an overview and instructions for setting up Oracle Order Management. It outlines 29 setup steps needed to implement the application, including defining organizations, profiles, system parameters, document sequences, transaction types, credit checking rules, and more. The steps are categorized as required, optional, or required under certain conditions depending on an organization's integrated applications and features used. Detailed documentation references are provided for accomplishing each setup task.
This document discusses accounting entries for inventory transactions under average costing. It defines key inventory accounts like material, material overhead, and expense. It then provides examples of common inventory transactions and whether the average cost is recalculated for the receiving subinventory. For transactions like receipts, issues, transfers, the average cost is not changed. But for adjustments, completions or scrapping of work in process jobs, the average cost is recalculated based on the associated charges to the job.
This document provides examples of personalizing Oracle Forms and Oracle Application Framework (OAF) applications in Oracle E-Business Suite R12.1. It begins with an overview of personalization tools and how forms and OAF personalizations work. It then provides 5 examples of forms personalization techniques, such as changing field prompts, displaying messages, adding menu items, calling functions, and setting default field values. The document concludes with tips on using the forms personalization tool and maintaining personalizations during upgrades.
The document provides instructions for setting up Oracle Payables including:
1. Defining financial and payables options such as default accounts, payment terms, and taxes.
2. Creating a payables responsibility and attaching it to a user to allow access to payables functions.
3. Attaching the required GL ledger set, operating unit, and expense reimbursement profile options to the payables responsibility.
This document outlines the steps to set up a position-based approval hierarchy in Oracle Applications to approve purchase order documents. The key steps include: defining employees, jobs, positions and assigning them; defining approval groups; assigning approval groups to positions; defining the position hierarchy; defining a buyer and users; and running a report to fill the employee hierarchy. It then provides an example of creating a purchase order, submitting it for approval, and observing it flow through the approval hierarchy based on the positions defined.
This article aims to provide a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the Sub ledger accounting (SLA) in Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) R12. It uncovers some of implementation tips and techniques and also shows how users can meet their financial and reporting needs using SLA.
The article highlights how to use SLA functionality to automate and control various scenarios using specific business rules.
This document provides a training guide for using the Oracle EBS R12 Human Resources system. It covers topics such as starting Oracle applications, choosing a responsibility, navigating forms, getting help, and the core HR functionality including entering employee data, recruitment, defining work structures, and administration settings. The guide is intended to help FUJCCI HR staff learn the essential functionality of Oracle HRMS. It provides step-by-step instructions on common HR tasks in Oracle such as hiring, promotions, payroll, and system configuration.
This presentation is about how to Create Line Sets like Ship / Arrival / Fulfillment in Oracle Order Management and Functionality as well as advantages of having line sets.
1. 2-way matching verifies purchase order and invoice quantities match, 3-way adds receipt quantities, and 4-way adds acceptance documents.
2. Job hierarchy uses a single approval path while position hierarchy allows different approval paths for the same job. Setting up position hierarchy involves defining jobs, positions, mapping positions to jobs and documents, and setting approval groups.
3. Sourcing rules determine suppliers while bill of distributions determine warehouses to distribute items to.
1. Compensation Elements Setup covers defining elements, making manual element entries, defining element input values, writing formulas, defining formula processing rules, linking elements, defining absence types, deleting element entries, and defining element balances.
2. To define an element, you enter dates, names, a classification, processing type and rules, currency, and other attributes. Elements represent compensation and benefit types or earnings and deductions.
3. Key element attributes include the primary classification, processing type (recurring or nonrecurring), termination rule, ability to allow multiple or additional entries, and indicators for payroll processing, indirect results, adjustments only, and third party payments.
This document provides steps to configure Landed Cost Management (LCM) in Oracle EBS R12.1.3. The steps include: applying required patches; creating new account codes for LCM; defining cost factors; defining LCM shipment types, organizations, and options; integrating with Oracle Advanced Pricing by setting profile options; and testing the LCM configuration. Optional steps include assigning items to the new inventory organization and opening a period for the new organization.
This document provides guidance on setting up and using Oracle Applications for Indian localization related to fixed assets, taxes, customs duty, excise duty, and service tax. It covers topics such as defining blocks of assets, depreciation periods, opening balances, adding assets, running tax reports, setting up tax calendars and authorities, maintaining purchase orders, invoices, and payments for tracking taxes, duties, and issuing tax forms.
This document provides demonstrations for configuring subledger accounting in Oracle Applications R12. It begins with creating responsibilities and users, then demonstrates how to copy an existing accounting method and validate an application accounting definition. Later demos show how to create new journal line types, descriptions, derivation rules, line definitions, and a full accounting method from scratch. The document provides detailed steps and screenshots to guide the reader through each configuration task.
OPM Financial uses actual costing to value inventory transactions such as purchases, production, and shipments. It calculates actual costs based on the recorded costs of materials, resources, and overhead. The actual cost of an item can be viewed at different levels and is impacted by transactions like production batches, expense allocations, adjustments, and inventory transfers. Setup involves defining cost types, calendars, components, policies, and enabling actual cost processing for items.
Calendar working days and holidays for Oracle EBS R12 Absence managementFeras Ahmad
The document provides instructions to build two functions - calculate_working_days and CALCULATE_CALENDAR_DAYS - inside an Oracle package. The calculate_working_days function calculates the number of working days between two dates by excluding weekends and holidays. The CALCULATE_CALENDAR_DAYS function calculates the number of calendar days between two dates by looking at calendar entries in a per_calendar_entries table. It then instructs to define these functions, populate tables and rows with data, define calendar events, and use the functions within the bg_absence_formula.
The document outlines the end-to-end AME configuration process for setting up approval workflows in Oracle Applications. It describes 12 steps, including logging in as the system administrator, defining attributes, conditions, action types, approver groups, and rules. It also demonstrates creating a sample requisition, and showing how the approval notifications are routed serially to the two approvers as defined in the workflow setup. On approval of the requisition by both approvers, the status is updated to 'Approved' and notification is sent to the requester.
This document provides instructions for setting up Oracle Approvals Management (AME) to handle purchase requisition approvals in Oracle E-Business Suite. It describes assigning AME roles to users, granting access to transaction types, and configuring AME attributes, conditions, rules, and approval groups. It also explains how to test the AME setup and enable AME approvals for purchase requisitions.
Forms and OA Framework personalization tools allow declarative customization of applications without coding. Examples shown include: displaying messages to users; restricting data access; adding menu items; masking data; changing lists of values; removing buttons; changing prompts; and hiding or reordering columns. Personalizations can improve processes, security, and usability while reducing costs associated with training, errors, and upgrades.
Understanding credit check in oracle e business suiteOlumide Idowu
- Order Management Family Pack G introduced new credit check functionality in Oracle Order Management including line level credit checking, multi-currency credit checking, pre-calculated credit exposure, item category credit profiles, and organization default credit profiles.
- Key changes include being able to perform credit checks at the order line level instead of just the order header level, using pre-calculated credit exposure to improve performance, and setting up multi-currency credit limits to check exposure across currencies.
- Setting up these new features involves defining credit profiles, credit check rules, exposure calculation methods, and enabling automatic credit checking at the appropriate levels.
Oracle order management implementation manualNawaz Sk
This document provides an overview and instructions for setting up Oracle Order Management. It outlines 29 setup steps needed to implement the application, including defining organizations, profiles, system parameters, document sequences, transaction types, credit checking rules, and more. The steps are categorized as required, optional, or required under certain conditions depending on an organization's integrated applications and features used. Detailed documentation references are provided for accomplishing each setup task.
This document discusses accounting entries for inventory transactions under average costing. It defines key inventory accounts like material, material overhead, and expense. It then provides examples of common inventory transactions and whether the average cost is recalculated for the receiving subinventory. For transactions like receipts, issues, transfers, the average cost is not changed. But for adjustments, completions or scrapping of work in process jobs, the average cost is recalculated based on the associated charges to the job.
This document provides examples of personalizing Oracle Forms and Oracle Application Framework (OAF) applications in Oracle E-Business Suite R12.1. It begins with an overview of personalization tools and how forms and OAF personalizations work. It then provides 5 examples of forms personalization techniques, such as changing field prompts, displaying messages, adding menu items, calling functions, and setting default field values. The document concludes with tips on using the forms personalization tool and maintaining personalizations during upgrades.
The document provides instructions for setting up Oracle Payables including:
1. Defining financial and payables options such as default accounts, payment terms, and taxes.
2. Creating a payables responsibility and attaching it to a user to allow access to payables functions.
3. Attaching the required GL ledger set, operating unit, and expense reimbursement profile options to the payables responsibility.
This document outlines the steps to set up a position-based approval hierarchy in Oracle Applications to approve purchase order documents. The key steps include: defining employees, jobs, positions and assigning them; defining approval groups; assigning approval groups to positions; defining the position hierarchy; defining a buyer and users; and running a report to fill the employee hierarchy. It then provides an example of creating a purchase order, submitting it for approval, and observing it flow through the approval hierarchy based on the positions defined.
This article aims to provide a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the Sub ledger accounting (SLA) in Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) R12. It uncovers some of implementation tips and techniques and also shows how users can meet their financial and reporting needs using SLA.
The article highlights how to use SLA functionality to automate and control various scenarios using specific business rules.
This document provides a training guide for using the Oracle EBS R12 Human Resources system. It covers topics such as starting Oracle applications, choosing a responsibility, navigating forms, getting help, and the core HR functionality including entering employee data, recruitment, defining work structures, and administration settings. The guide is intended to help FUJCCI HR staff learn the essential functionality of Oracle HRMS. It provides step-by-step instructions on common HR tasks in Oracle such as hiring, promotions, payroll, and system configuration.
This presentation is about how to Create Line Sets like Ship / Arrival / Fulfillment in Oracle Order Management and Functionality as well as advantages of having line sets.
1. 2-way matching verifies purchase order and invoice quantities match, 3-way adds receipt quantities, and 4-way adds acceptance documents.
2. Job hierarchy uses a single approval path while position hierarchy allows different approval paths for the same job. Setting up position hierarchy involves defining jobs, positions, mapping positions to jobs and documents, and setting approval groups.
3. Sourcing rules determine suppliers while bill of distributions determine warehouses to distribute items to.
1. Compensation Elements Setup covers defining elements, making manual element entries, defining element input values, writing formulas, defining formula processing rules, linking elements, defining absence types, deleting element entries, and defining element balances.
2. To define an element, you enter dates, names, a classification, processing type and rules, currency, and other attributes. Elements represent compensation and benefit types or earnings and deductions.
3. Key element attributes include the primary classification, processing type (recurring or nonrecurring), termination rule, ability to allow multiple or additional entries, and indicators for payroll processing, indirect results, adjustments only, and third party payments.
This document provides steps to configure Landed Cost Management (LCM) in Oracle EBS R12.1.3. The steps include: applying required patches; creating new account codes for LCM; defining cost factors; defining LCM shipment types, organizations, and options; integrating with Oracle Advanced Pricing by setting profile options; and testing the LCM configuration. Optional steps include assigning items to the new inventory organization and opening a period for the new organization.
This document provides guidance on setting up and using Oracle Applications for Indian localization related to fixed assets, taxes, customs duty, excise duty, and service tax. It covers topics such as defining blocks of assets, depreciation periods, opening balances, adding assets, running tax reports, setting up tax calendars and authorities, maintaining purchase orders, invoices, and payments for tracking taxes, duties, and issuing tax forms.
This document provides demonstrations for configuring subledger accounting in Oracle Applications R12. It begins with creating responsibilities and users, then demonstrates how to copy an existing accounting method and validate an application accounting definition. Later demos show how to create new journal line types, descriptions, derivation rules, line definitions, and a full accounting method from scratch. The document provides detailed steps and screenshots to guide the reader through each configuration task.
OPM Financial uses actual costing to value inventory transactions such as purchases, production, and shipments. It calculates actual costs based on the recorded costs of materials, resources, and overhead. The actual cost of an item can be viewed at different levels and is impacted by transactions like production batches, expense allocations, adjustments, and inventory transfers. Setup involves defining cost types, calendars, components, policies, and enabling actual cost processing for items.
Calendar working days and holidays for Oracle EBS R12 Absence managementFeras Ahmad
The document provides instructions to build two functions - calculate_working_days and CALCULATE_CALENDAR_DAYS - inside an Oracle package. The calculate_working_days function calculates the number of working days between two dates by excluding weekends and holidays. The CALCULATE_CALENDAR_DAYS function calculates the number of calendar days between two dates by looking at calendar entries in a per_calendar_entries table. It then instructs to define these functions, populate tables and rows with data, define calendar events, and use the functions within the bg_absence_formula.
The document outlines the end-to-end AME configuration process for setting up approval workflows in Oracle Applications. It describes 12 steps, including logging in as the system administrator, defining attributes, conditions, action types, approver groups, and rules. It also demonstrates creating a sample requisition, and showing how the approval notifications are routed serially to the two approvers as defined in the workflow setup. On approval of the requisition by both approvers, the status is updated to 'Approved' and notification is sent to the requester.
This document provides instructions for setting up Oracle Approvals Management (AME) to handle purchase requisition approvals in Oracle E-Business Suite. It describes assigning AME roles to users, granting access to transaction types, and configuring AME attributes, conditions, rules, and approval groups. It also explains how to test the AME setup and enable AME approvals for purchase requisitions.
This document provides instructions for setting up Oracle Approvals Management Engine (AME) to handle purchase requisition approval workflows in Oracle E-Business Suite. It describes assigning AME roles to users, granting users access to transaction types, and configuring AME attributes, conditions, action types, and rules to determine the approval process for purchase requisitions based on item details. Screenshots are provided from the 11i version of AME but most details apply to later versions as well.
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The document provides an overview of Oracle Approval Management Engine (AME) concepts including:
- AME enables defining approval rules and processes for Oracle applications based on conditions and actions.
- Transaction types separate transactions into categories that may require distinct approval rules.
- A transaction's approval process includes an approver list and productions that can assign values to variables.
- At runtime, AME evaluates rules and recalculates approver lists as attribute values and data change to account for the most current situation.
The document provides an overview of Oracle Approval Management Engine (AME) concepts including:
- AME enables defining approval rules and processes for Oracle applications based on conditions and actions.
- Transaction types separate transactions into categories that may require different approval rules.
- A transaction's approval process includes an approver list and productions that can assign values to variables.
- At runtime, AME evaluates rules and recalculates approver lists as approvals are received to account for changes.
The document provides guidance on completing the order to cash business flow in Oracle Order Management. It describes the required setup steps like creating a customer, item, price list, and defaulting rules. It then outlines the process of creating a sales order, picking and shipping the order, and invoicing the customer. The goal is to demonstrate a basic working order to cash cycle from order entry through invoicing.
This document provides an overview of Oracle's Approvals Management Engine (AME). AME allows organizations to define automated approval processes and rules for transactions processed in Oracle E-Business Suite applications. It provides a framework for specifying approval rules using components like transaction types, attributes, conditions, actions, and approver groups. The document explains how to configure AME for a sample transaction type, purchase requisition approval, using these components. It also outlines the basic structure and components of AME, how applications integrate with AME, and the advantages it provides for approval automation.
Oracle Approval Management Engine (AME) defines approval rules and processes for transactions in Oracle applications. Key concepts include:
1) Approval rules specify conditions and actions that determine a transaction's approval process.
2) Transaction types categorize transactions that require distinct approval rules.
3) AME generates approver lists and productions to specify approvers and assign variable values for a transaction.
4) At runtime, the integrating application communicates with AME to manage approval processes, and AME recalculates approver lists as approvals are received.
This document provides an overview of requisition approval using Oracle Approvals Management (AME) within the Oracle eBusiness Suite. It describes the key concepts and components of AME including transaction types, attributes, conditions, actions, rules, and configuration variables. It also covers the requisition approval process flow, setup requirements in core purchasing, and parallelization concepts supported in later releases of AME.
The document discusses new capabilities being introduced in Salesforce's Winter '07 release, including approval process automation, field updates, and outbound messages. It provides an overview of how approval processes can be defined and used to automate approval workflows. The document also describes Salesforce's new Approvals API, which allows accessing and updating approval records and requests programmatically.
The document describes the setup required for an automated lease approval workflow in Oracle Property Manager. Key steps include:
1. Creating employees and assigning supervisors in HRMS to define the approval hierarchy.
2. Configuring the seeded "PN: Lease Approval Workflow" in Workflow Developer Studio and linking it to the "oracle.apps.pn.lease.leasestatus" business event.
3. Setting up attributes, actions, conditions, and approver groups for the workflow in Oracle Approvals Management, and creating users to fulfill the necessary responsibilities for property manager, system administrator, and workflow administration.
Salesforce approval processes allow organizations to automate the approval of records in Salesforce. Approval processes consist of a series of approval steps where a record must be approved at each step by the specified approver. Approval processes define criteria for which records enter the process, actions to take when a record is submitted, approved, or rejected, and how to route records between approval steps and approvers. Creation of an approval process involves specifying criteria, steps, approvers, and actions using the Approval Processes setup in Salesforce.
Salesforce approval processes allow organizations to automate the approval of records in Salesforce. Approval processes consist of a series of approval steps where a record must be approved at each step by the specified approver. Approval processes define criteria for which records enter the process, actions to take when a record is submitted, approved, or rejected, and how to route records between approval steps and approvers. Creating an approval process involves naming it, setting criteria, defining initial submission and final approval/rejection actions, and adding approval steps to specify approvers for each step.
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This document provides an overview of business requirements for collecting required Patriot Act consumer information across multiple online applications and systems. It includes sections on the document purpose, project background, assumptions, actors involved, end user profiles, and business process flows with requirements for collecting physical address information from customers in the online Marcom application. The goal is to streamline the collection of this information across different touchpoints in compliance with regulations.
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This document provides instructions for setting up Oracle Purchasing. It outlines 18 steps for the basic setup including:
1. Creating users and defining purchasing responsibilities
2. Setting profile options and adding responsibilities to users
3. Defining departments, jobs, positions, and employees
4. Associating employees with users, defining buyers, and financial and purchasing options
5. Defining document security, approval hierarchies, and controlling purchasing periods
The document provides instructions for setting up Oracle Purchasing including:
1. Creating users, responsibilities, and defining security and control options
2. Setting up departments, jobs, positions, and employees in Oracle HRMS
3. Associating employees with users and defining buyers, financial options, and purchasing options
4. Defining approval hierarchies, groups, inventory items, locations, and other master data
Oracle Procurement Cloud Release 8 includes several new features across Oracle Fusion Self Service Procurement, Oracle Fusion Purchasing, Oracle Fusion Sourcing, and Oracle Fusion Supplier Model. Key updates include simplified approval rules management in Self Service Procurement and Purchasing, new analytics for line of business managers, expanded descriptive flexfields in Sourcing, and updated supplier registration approval rules in the Supplier Model. Many of the new features are automatically enabled after upgrade, while some require additional configuration by administrators.
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Purpose
Troubleshooting Steps
How to Enable AME
For Requisitions
For Purchase Orders (starting in 12.1.3)
AME Setup
How the default approval list is built in AME
Approvals matrix
Approval process execution
Review default approval list using Test Workbench
Diagnostic Steps
1. Test Workbench
2. Transactions exception log
3. FND log
4. Approval Workflow
5. PO_WF_DEBUG messages
Example of an AME setup
1. Define attributes
2. Define conditions
3. Define action types
4. Define rules
Still Have Questions?
References
APPLIES TO:
Oracle Purchasing - Version 12.0.0 to 12.1.3 [Release 12 to 12.1]
Oracle iProcurement - Version 12.0.0 to 12.1.3 [Release 12 to 12.1]
Information in this document applies to any platform.
PURPOSE
Oracle Approvals Management, also known as the Approvals Management Engine (AME) lets you define approval rules based on
your business requirements. Whether you set up approvals in Oracle Purchasing or AME, the Requisition approval workflow in
Oracle Purchasing handles the approval. AME is designed to generate the approval list according to the conditions and rules
defined in the setup. This troubleshooting guide will help you understand how AME builds the default approval list for Purchasing
and help users find solutions for scenarios where the approval list fails to be generated.
TROUBLESHOOTING STEPS
How to Enable AME
In order to enable AME for requisitions, follow these steps:
Navigate to Purchasing responsibility > Setup > Purchasing > Document Types1.
Select Purchase Requisition (or Internal Requisition) as the document type2.
Specify Approval Transaction Type = PURCHASE_REQ (or INTERNAL_REQ) to enable AME approvals for Purchase
Requisitions (or Internal Requisitions) in the current operating unit. Here is a screenshot of the document types form
where AME is enabled for purchase requisitions:
3.
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2. In order to enable AME for Purchase Orders, create a document style and associate the AME workflow. Refer to Note 1487713.1
Setups for Purchase Order Approval Using Approvals Management Engine (AME). This note has screenshots and detailed steps to
create the document style and enable AME for purchase orders.
Note: AME for purchase orders is available in Procurement rollup Patch 14254641:R12.PRC_PF.B or higher. See Note
1487661.1 AME : Approval, E-Review, E-Sign and Withdrawal Features for Purchase Orders to learn the scope, limitations and
features of AME for purchase orders.
AME Setup
Reference Note 434143.1 How To Setup And Use AME For Purchase Requisition Approvals to learn about AME setup and find
detailed documentation. For a simple testcase, refer to the section Example of AME setup.
Use the Setup report to view and print the approval setup details for your transaction type. To run the setup report:
Login using Approvals Management Business Analyst responsibility1.
Click Setup Report in the Quick Links on the Administrator Dashboard to open the Setup Report page.2.
Query the transaction type for which you want to run the Setup Report and click Go3.
Click Printable page to enable you to print the report.4.
Here is a fragment of the setup report. Notice it has different sections for each one of the setup categories including attributes,
conditions, rules, action types, approval groups etc.
How the default approval list is built in AME
The default approval list(s) is built based on the conditions (included in rules) that the document meets. Here is a sample of an
approvals matrix that includes rules for any requisitions whose amount is over $100000 and for those whose category is
subassemblies.
Condition Document total Action
Category in subassemblies Up to $10000 Require approvals up to at least level 1
Category in subassemblies Over $10000 and not over $100000 Require approvals up to at least level 3
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3. Category in subassemblies Over $100000 Require approvals up to at least level 4
Requisition total Over $100000 Requires approval from special audit
approval group
This table represents a simple business case and includes the possible approval actions based on the category and amount of the
requisition. Here is an example of a requisition that falls into this scenario.
User creates a requisition with product category Subassemblies and amount > $1000001.
AME validates the conditions against the requisition data2.
For each condition, AME performs the action associated to the condition in the rule3.
The document meets two conditions as the category is subassemblies and amount is over $100000. The requisition will
require approval from the users associated to the action 'Require approvals up to at least level 4' and the users included in
the 'Special audit' approval group. This will be the approval list that AME will communicate to the calling application
(Purchasing or iProcurement).
4.
The most common reason AME raises an exception (which typically results in the related application's stopping a transaction's
workflow) is that AME cannot ascend a hierarchy, either because a slot in the hierarchy is vacant, or because an approver's level
in the hierarchy is indeterminate. For example, in the case of the HRMS supervisory hierarchy, an approver may have a null
supervisor or a null job level. In this case, the missing data must be entered into the appropriate application before restarting the
offending transaction's workflow.
Purchasing communicates with AME when a requisition is submitted for approval and also each time an approver responds to the
application's request for approval of the transaction, until the transaction is approved. AME keeps track of each approval
transaction and recalculates the approval list for the requisition based on the approver's response. This ensures that any changes
in the conditions, rules or hierarchy are taken into account when an approval transaction takes place. These are the steps that
the application follows when managing a transaction's approval process with AME:
Ask AME for a transaction's entire approver list1.
Display the approver list to the requestor, optionally prompting them to suppress or add approvers2.
Communicate any approver suppressions or additions to AME3.
Ask AME whether the transaction's approval process is complete, and if not, what approvers (if any) to notify4.
If AME indicates that no further approvals are required, stop5.
Notify any approvers identified by AME in step 56.
Wait until an approver responds to a notification7.
Communicate the response to AME8.
Return to step 4 and repeat the process until completion.9.
Review default approval list using Test Workbench
Use the Test Workbench to validate that the approval list is correctly generated for the possible business cases. You can create
test transactions on AME's test workbench or use real transactions (requisitions). The test workbench will display the various
stages of the default approval list along with the applicable rules.
Steps:
Login using Approvals Management Business Analyst responsibility1.
Click on Business analyst dashboard2.
Select the transaction type 'Purchase Requisition Approval'3.
Click on Test Workbench4.
Click on Run Real Transaction Test (1)5.
For requisitions, type the transaction id (requisition header id) and click on Go to see the attributes and values
for the transaction. Use this script to identify the requisition header id:
6.
SQL > select hr.name, prh.segment1, prh.requisition_header_id
from po_requisition_headers_all prh,
hr_all_organization_units hr
where prh.org_id = hr.organization_id and
prh.segment1 = '&Enter_Req_Number';
For purchase orders, type the transaction id (ame_approval_id) and click on Go to see the attributes and values
for the transaction. Use this script to identify the ame_approval_id:
7.
SQL > select hr.name, poh.segment1, poh.org_id, poh.ame_approval_id
from po_headers_all poh,
hr_all_organization_units hr
where poh.org_id = hr.organization_id and
poh.segment1 = '&Enter_PO_Number';
Click on Run Test Case (2) to review the applicable rules and default approval list.8.
Here is an example of the default approval list for one requisition in the Test workbench for the business case of our approvals
matrix.
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4. The first region represents the rules that are applicable for the document or simulated test. You can expand on the rules to
review the conditions and actions associated. The final processed approval list region displays the default approver list in the
order that the approvers will be notified.
Note: AME does not have any test functionality that would let you update an approver's approval status such as a forward action.
To test how AME responds to a forward action, you must do the forward by responding to the approval notifications generated by
the approval workflow and then test with the transaction id using the run real transaction test.
Note: To access the test workbench tab, you must grant individual permission sets to your application user. See related functions
for the test workbench in Oracle Approvals Management - Implementation Guide Release 12 Part No. B31622-02 Page 2-17.
Diagnostic Steps
Use the test workbench functionality to confirm that the default approval list is correctly generated. The screen will display error
messages when AME is unable to build the list. Review the error messages and do the appropriate changes in the rules or
attributes. In many of the cases, errors are self-explanatory and indicate the action to be taken. Examples of some messages
are:
No rules are applicable to this transaction. At least one rule must apply to this transaction when the value of the attribute
AT_LEAST_ONE_RULE_MUST_APPLY is true.
The action for this error is to define additional rules to ensure that there is at least one rule for all the possible business
scenarios. Alternatively you can change the attribute AT_LEAST_ONE_RULE_MUST_APPLY to false.
The transaction ID specified returned an incorrect number of rows for NON_DEFAULT_POSITION_STRUCTURE_ID. Ensure you
specify a valid transaction ID and the dynamic query of the attribute returns correct number of rows.
The action for this error is to ensure that the script associated to this attribute NON_DEFAULT_POSITION_STRUCTURE_ID
returns a valid value for the failed transaction. Retrieve the SQL script associated to this attribute and run it in SQL*Plus replacing
the parameters with the appropriate values of the transaction.
Here is an example of the result of running a test in the workbench against one requisition:
In this scenario for absolute job action type, the real transaction test finishes with error 'Acaccia, Mary lacks a supervisor, so AME
cannot complete the chain of authority'. The cause of the error is that the job associated to user Acaccia Mary is associated to an
approval authority 1. There is an active rule that requires approval from a user with at least level 4. AME cannot ascend the
hierarchy because a supervisor is not defined for user Acaccia, Mary.
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5. A transaction's exception log contains exceptions raised by AME when it processes the transaction. It can be useful to view the
log to determine exactly why the transaction's approval process has been interrupted.
To view the exception log:
Use the Transaction Exception page.
Click Exception Log in the Quick Links on the Administrator Dashboard to open the Transaction Exception Log page.1.
Query the transaction type to view the exception details for all the transactions in the specific transaction type. Otherwise,
query the specific transaction by entering the transaction ID (requisition header id) to view exception details of the specific
transaction.
2.
The log will include the package name and specific routine that failed with the exception. Here is the log information for the
testcase used in the previous step.
Once the approval list displays correctly in the test workbench proceed to submit the approval process from the integration
application, either iProcurement or Purchasing. It is then possible that further errors can occur. If further errors occur in the
submission and the list is not generated, obtain the FND debug log.
Reference Note 759359.1 How To Engage And Retrieve FND Logging Messages From Within iProcurement? for instructions to
enable the FND debug.
Here are relevant error messages for a testcase where iProcurement fails with message: Approval List could not be generated.
Please contact your System Administrator to review AME rules setup
Example of FND debug is:
Notice that for this testcase the error ora-6502 occurs after validating the information for user with orig_system_id 10008874.
First step to diagnose errors in the user data validation routines is to ensure that the approver has a valid employee associated to
the FND user record.
Note: If unable to submit the requisition via iProcurement, when possible test with the core Purchasing application submitting a
new requisition in order to see additional error messages in the workflow.
If the document is successfully submitted for approval but the error occurs before the document is approved, review the approval
workflow activity for possible errors.
Reference Note 134960.1 Running WFSTAT and WFRETRY For Oracle Purchasing Workflows to obtain instructions to run
wfstat.sql against the affected requisition.
Here is the relevant workflow activity for the testcase used in the previous step.
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6. The wfstat output confirms that the error is with the setup of the approver as the workflow is not able to identify the recipient of
the notification.
Follow the steps in Note 1103068.1 'How to enable and collect approval debug data in table PO_WF_DEBUG?' to enable workflow
debug. Once the debug is enabled, reproduce the issue and review po_wf_debug table for additional error messages that will
help to troubleshoot the issue.
Example of an AME setup
This testcase uses the absolute job level action type. This action type generates a chain of authority by ascending the HR
supervisory hierarchy starting at a given approver and continuing until an approver with a sufficient job level is found. In this
case, the rule will require approvals of a user with at least level 4 for a specific item category.
The attributes are business variables with a single value for a particular transaction. Following are the required attributes for the
absolute job level:
JOB_LEVEL_NON_DEFAULT_STARTING_POINT_PERSON_ID
INCLUDE_ALL_JOB_LEVEL_APPROVERS
TOP_SUPERVISOR_PERSON_ID
TRANSACTION_REQUESTOR_PERSON_ID
Steps to define the attribute values:
Login using Approvals Management Business Analyst responsibility1.
Click on Business analyst dashboard2.
Select the transaction type 'Purchase Requisition Approval'3.
Click on attributes4.
Click on update to modify the value for each one of the attributes. i.e. click on update for attribute
INCLUDE_ALL_JOB_LEVEL_APPROVERS
5.
Click on update6.
Set the value accordingly to your business requirements. For example, if INCLUDE_ALL_JOB_LEVEL_APPROVERS is set to
false, the chain includes and ends with the first approver with the required job level. If
INCLUDE_ALL_JOB_LEVEL_APPROVERS is true, then the chain includes and ends with the last approver with the required
job level
7.
Repeat steps 4-7 for the remaining attributes. Here is an example of the definition of attribute
INCLUDE_ALL_JOB_LEVEL_APPROVERS for this testcase:
8.
Note: To identify the required attributes for other pre-defined action types, see Oracle Approvals Management - Implementation
Guide Release 12 Part No. B31622-02 Page 5-5 Predefined Action Types.
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7. A condition is a statement that is either true or false, for a given transaction. For the rule to apply to a transaction, all of its
conditions must be true for the transaction.
Steps to define the conditions:
Login using Approvals Management Business Analyst responsibility1.
Click on Business analyst dashboard2.
Select the transaction type 'Purchase Requisition Approval'3.
Click on conditions4.
Create conditions for your rules. For this testcase, a condition is defined to validate the item category ITEM_CATEGORY in
(PRODUCTN.SUBASSEMBL) and is shown in this screenshot:
5.
An action is an instruction to AME to modify a transaction's approval process in the manner you specify. An approval rule consists
of one or more actions.
Steps to enable an existing action type are:
Login using Approvals Management Business Analyst responsibility1.
Click on Business analyst dashboard2.
Select the transaction type 'Purchase Requisition Approval'3.
If the action type to be used is not list, click on 'Use Existing Action Type' to enable the action type:4.
- Click on Use existing action type'
- Select the action type. Enable the Absolute job level action type (or the action type needed).
- Click on continue
- Click on finish
This scenario does not require approver groups, so this step can be skipped.
The rules consist of one or more conditions and one or more actions that apply for a specific business case.
Steps to create a rule are:
Login using Approvals Management Business Analyst responsibility1.
Click on Business analyst dashboard2.
Select the transaction type 'Purchase Requisition Approval'3.
Click on rules4.
Click on Create5.
Type the rule name and start date6.
Add a condition7.
Add an action. Select the action type 'Absolute job level'. As it is required to have approvals of a user with at least level 4
for a specific item category, select 'Require approvals up to at least level 4' as the action for the rule
8.
Save changes9.
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Join our growing Oracle Procurement Community and learn from your peers and Oracle on how to address your unique issues in Procurement.
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OR
From "My Oracle Support" as follows:
Log into My Oracle Support1.
Click on the 'Community' link at the top of the page2.
Click in 'Find a Community' field and enter Procurement3.
Double click on Procurement in the list4.
Click on the 'Create a Community Post' button and submit your question.5.
REFERENCES
NOTE:1103068.1 - How to enable and collect approval debug data in table PO_WF_DEBUG?
NOTE:1487713.1 - R12 Required Setups For Purchase Order Approval Using Approvals Management Engine (AME)
NOTE:759359.1 - How To Engage And Retrieve FND Logging Messages From Within iProcurement?
NOTE:134960.1 - Running WFSTAT and WFRETRY For Oracle Purchasing Workflows
NOTE:434143.1 - How To Setup And Use Approval Management Engine AME For Purchasing and iProcurement Documents
NOTE:1487661.1 - 12.1.3, 12.2 AME : Approval, E-Review, E-Sign and Withdrawal Features for Purchase Orders [Video]
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