Project Expenditures Implementation Steps
The steps to implement the Project
Expenditures in R12 are:-
1/ Define Expenditure
Categories (Required)
Expenditure Category describes the source of your
organization’s costs such as Labor Costs.
(N) Projects Super User > Setup > Expenditures > Expenditure Categories
2/ Define Revenue
Categories (Required)
Revenue Category describes a source of your
organization’s revenue such as Labor Revenue
(N) Projects Super User > Setup > Expenditures > Revenue Categories
3/ Define Units
(Required)
(N) Projects Super User > Setup > System > Units
4/ Define Expenditure
Types (Required)
(N) Projects Super User > Setup > Expenditures > Expenditure Types
Tax Classification Code:-
Cost Rates:-
5/ Implement Transaction
Control Extension (Optional)
Transaction
control extensions allow you to define your own rules to implement
company-specific expenditure entry policies.
For more information on Transaction
Control Extension refer to the below link:-
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/A60725_05/html/comnls/us/pa/trxcnt02.htm
6/ Implement
Autoapproval Extension (Optional)
Use the AutoApproval Extension to define conditions under
which expense reports in Oracle Internet Expenses or timecards in Oracle Time
& Labor are approved automatically. You can configure this extension to
meet your needs.
7/ Define Transaction
Sources (Optional)
Transaction sources identify
the source of transactions imported into Oracle Project Costing using
Transaction Import.
The transaction source determines how Transaction Import
processes transactions. The transaction source is used to identify transactions
in the PA_TRANSACTION_INTERFACE_ALL table.
When you run the concurrent program
PRC: Transaction Import, you must enter the transaction source for the transactions
that you want to import into Oracle Project Costing. The Transaction Import
program selects all eligible pending transactions in the
PA_TRANSACTION_INTERFACE_ALL table that satisfy the selection criteria of the
program request and determines the validity of each transaction.
References:-
Oracle Documentation
References:-
Oracle Documentation
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