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Transaction Types
A transaction type is the combination of a transaction source type and a transaction action. It is used to classify a particular
Inventory also uses transaction types to identify certain transactions to include in historical usage calcula
Oracle Inventory provides these predefined transaction types:
Use the Transaction Types window to define additional transaction types to customize transaction entry. A user-defined transa
You must specify a transaction type when you perform a miscellaneous receipt or issue, a subinventory transfer, a WIP transacti
Transaction Actions
Subinventory transfer
Intransit shipment
Cost update
Assembly completion
Assembly return
Job or Schedule
Account
Account Alias
Inventory
User-defined
Oracle Inventory provides transaction reporting and querying capabilities by transaction type
Transaction Source Types
Purchase order
Purchase order
Purchase order
Sales order
Transaction Types
action action. It is used to classify a particular transaction for reporting and querying purposes. Oracle
nsactions to include in historical usage calculations for ABC analysis or forecasting.
ovides these predefined transaction types:
Internal order
Internal order
Cycle count
Physical inventory
Standard cost update
RMA
RMA
Inventory
Inventory
Inventory
Inventory
Inventory
Inventory
Inventory
Inventory
Job or schedule
Job or schedule
omize transaction entry. A user-defined transaction type is a combination of a user-defined transaction source type and a predefined transa
r issue, a subinventory transfer, a WIP transaction, or an inter-organization transfer. Therefore, when you create a user-defined transaction
saction type
ansaction source type and a predefined transaction action. For example, if you frequently donate items to charity, you might want to define
, when you create a user-defined transaction type, you can only choose one of the following transaction actions and transaction source typ
nate items to charity, you might want to define a transaction source type called "Charity" and a transaction type called "Issue to Charity". In
Destination Type:
The Destination Type column in the Receipt form and the Receiving Transactions form show where the receipt will n
Note: the Destination Type can be changed if the following profile is set to Yes: 'RCV: Allow routing override'
items with a destination type of either Inventory and Outside Processing are accrued on receipt. For items with a destination ty
Fixed assets are property your business owns and uses to produce income, like machinery, for example. In your accounting, fixe
•Inventory is your product and goods used to create it. There are generally four types: raw materials for manufacturing, work i
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show where the receipt will need to go next to be processed. When the destination type shows Expense, Shop Floor or Invento
equired. The Receiving Transaction form must be used for goods to be delivered.
ntory, Locator, Lot Number and Serial Number entries are not appropriate, therefore not allowed.
t. For items with a destination type of Expense, you have the option of accruing on receipt or at period end.
example. In your accounting, fixed assets are reported in the long-term section of your balance sheet, typically under headings like ‘proper
terials for manufacturing, work in process, finished goods and merchandise purchased from suppliers. You record inventory as a current ass
xpense, Shop Floor or Inventory, the transaction being entered will be the final transaction or the deliver transaction needed to
cally under headings like ‘property, plant and equipment’. You record fixed assets at their net book value, that is, the original cost, minus ac
record inventory as a current asset on your balance sheet, at the amount paid to purchase it.
deliver transaction needed to complete the receiving process. When the destination type shows receiving then the receipt routin
hat is, the original cost, minus accumulated depreciation and impairment charges.
eceiving then the receipt routing is either Standard or Inspection Required, meaning more than one step is needed before the ite
e step is needed before the items are delivered.
Attribute
Item Type
Expense
Invetory
shopfloor
PO
2 Way
Expense
Invetory
shopfloor
Receipt
Expense
Invetory
shopfloor
PO
3 Way
Expense
Invetory
shopfloor
Receipt
Expense
Invetory
shopfloor
PO
4 Way
Expense
Invetory
shopfloor
Receipt
Transaction type Destination Type
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
None
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
None
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
None
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
None
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
None
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
None
Accounting at different levels
Attribute Item Type
Expense
2 Way Invetory
shopfloor
PO
Expense
Invetory
shopfloor
Receipt
Expense
Invetory
shopfloor
PO
3 Way
Expense
Invetory
shopfloor
Receipt
Expense
Invetory
shopfloor
PO
4 Way
Expense
Invetory
shopfloor
Receipt
Expense
Invetory
shopfloor
PO
2 Way
Expense
Invetory
shopfloor
Receipt
Expense
Invetory
PO
3 Way
shopfloor
PO
3 Way
Expense
Invetory
shopfloor
Receipt
Expense
Invetory
shopfloor
PO
4 Way
Expense
Invetory
shopfloor
Receipt
Receiving Controls - Receipt Routing Transaction type
Receiving
Direct delivery Delivery
Receiving
Accept
transfer
Inspection routing delivery
Standard routing
None
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
None
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
None
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
None
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
None
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
None
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
None
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
None
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
None
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
None
Accounting at different levels
PO
2 Way
Receipt
3 Way
PO
Receipt
PO
4 Way
Deliver
Inspection routing
Standard routing
None
Expense Direct delivery
Invetory Inspection routing
shopfloor Standard routing
None
Receiving Inspection
Recoverable Tax
Receiving Inventory A/c Non Recorverable Tax Account
Liability
Invoice level SLA Accounting Class Asset level SLA Accounting Class
Credit Debit Credit
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
Direct delivery
Inspection routing
Standard routing
different levels
Attribute Item Type PO Match Approval Level
2 Way
3 Way
4 Way
a - Inventory Item = YES
b - Stockable
c - Transactable
d - Inventory Asset Value = NO
e - Costing Enabled = NO AOR(Accrue on Receipt) Inventory - Expense
Invoice Match Option Destination Type Receiving Controls - Receipt Routing Transaction type