ORACLE FUSION CLOUD
BUSINESS PROCESS MODEL (BPM)

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BPM Activities
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Description
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Define Enterprise
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Define the
enterprise to get the name of the deploying enterprise and the location of the headquarters. |
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Define Enterprise
Structures |
Define enterprise
structures to represent an organization with one or more legal entities. Define organizations to represent each area of business within the enterprise. |
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Define Legal
Jurisdictions and Authorities |
Define information
for governing bodies that operate within a jurisdiction. |
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Define Legal
Entities |
Define legal
entities and legal reporting units for business activities handled by the Oracle Fusion Applications. |
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Define Business
Units |
Define business
units of an enterprise to perform one or many business functions that can be rolled up in a management hierarchy. A business unit can process transactions on behalf of many legal entities. Normally, it has a manager, strategic objectives, a level of autonomy, and responsibility for its profit and loss. |
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Define Financial
Reporting Structures |
Define financial
reporting structures, including organization structures, charts of accounts, organizational hierarchies, calendars, currencies and rates, ledgers, and document sequences which are used in organizing the financial data of a company. |
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Define Chart of
Accounts |
Define chart of
accounts including hierarchies and values to enable tracking of financial transactions and reporting at legal entity, cost center, account, and other segment levels. |
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Define Ledgers
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Define the primary
accounting ledger and any secondary ledgers that provide an alternative accounting representation of the financial data. |
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Define Accounting
Configurations |
Define the
accounting configuration that serves as a framework for how financial records are maintained for an organization. |
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Define Facilities
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Define your
manufacturing and storage facilities as Inventory Organizations if Oracle Fusion tracks inventory balances there and Item Organizations if Oracle Fusion only tracks the items used in the facility but not the balances. |
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Define Reference
Data Sharing |
Define how reference
data in the applications is partitioned and shared. |
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