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CHAPTER 4: Oracle Apps Order to cash(O2C) Cycle

CHAPTER 4: Oracle Apps Order to cash(O2C) Cycle:--


If you want to go back and make any changes to line item after complete also but before create accounting, you can do that by just clicking on


incomplete button it will uncheck the complete checkbox and make any changes and then again click on complete button.


Now go to tools->create accounting>create final accounting


Go to tools>view accounting, you will receive 1000rs towards revenue account, 30 and 85 rupees towards freight and tax accounts respectively.





Creating a transaction doesn’t mean that we received the payment for that we have to create a receipt.


2.)Now we will create a credit memo against the original standard invoice, two ways navigation:--


Nav:receivables>Transactions>Transactions


Or


Nav:receivables>Transactions>Credit Transactions


In credit memo, we are decreasing the amount of original invoice(5000) by creating credit memo invoice having negative amount(refund amount=1000) which will apply against the original invoice so that customer need to pay less amount that is 4000.(Negative sign)


Nav:receivables>Transactions>Credit Transactions, give the Transaction number=1001 and source name and click on find



Fill the required fields give the source name and click on Credit Lines button



And then click on freight if freight reduction also needed.


Save and come back to header window, will see the credit memo number generated under credit memo section



Now click on complete for validation


Create accounting.



Create final accounting, view accounting


Now check in transaction>transaction—balance due—details



To see the days late, nav:receivables>account details


Give the transaction number and find will get below info,



Receivables-> transactions-> transactions, query with Source and reference field combination



create accounting


go to tools ---> create accounting



choose the final Accounting mode



After the creation of the accounting is successful, you will receive a notice.



If you want to go back and make any changes to line item after complete also but before create accounting, you can do that by just clicking on incomplete button it will uncheck the complete checkbox and make any changes and then again click on complete button.


Now go to tools->create accounting>create final accounting


Go to tools>view accounting, you will receive 1000rs towards revenue account, 30 and 85 rupees towards freight and tax accounts respectively.



If there are any issues, we may look them up in the xla accounting errors database by selecting * from xla accounting table or, choosing Tools ---> look at accounting


review the accounting entries


Accounting entries


DR------------------- Receivables


CR -------------------revenue and tax


Tables –


about this page >Business component Reference details> choose the view object



xla_ae_headers h, ae=accounting entry


xla_ae_lines l,


xla_events e,


xla_transaction_entities,


xla_distribution_links,


xla-sub ledger accounting





copy transaction number and go to receipts:--


STEP 6: After invoice creation, Receipts creation: here we will create the receipt


Navigation : Receivables(responsibility name)->Receipts-->Receipts


enter the payment methods as manual, receipt number(give any user defined number), receipt Amount(from transactions window) in Receipt section


and enter transaction number, under the identify By section, as shown below


Now click on apply



Now save the below i.e cash receipt window



Example:-- item=11111(on hand quantity=80)


so=69503=reference


source =ORDER ENTRY


AMOUNT=25,000.00


DELIVERY_DETAIL_ID='6257051'


DELIVERY_ID=6271831


invoice number=transaction number=10047640


receipt number=121212123


now go to toolscreate accounting final accounting


tools-> view accounting, dr=receivables , cr=revenue


Again go to toolscreate accounting final accounting


tools-> view accounting, dr=cash , cr= receivables -- here your company will recieve an amount

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