Cloud ERP
A work definition defines the manufacturing process for a product and serves as a template for creating work orders during execution. When a final product includes subassemblies that are also manufactured in-house, you define a work definition for the finished good as well as separate work definitions for each subassembly. A phantom assembly is a … Read more
In Oracle Manufacturing Cloud, both Discrete and Process Manufacturing are supported. The choice between Discrete and Process depends on several key factors, including the nature of production, the type of product being made, and the level of tracking required. These elements collectively determine which manufacturing approach best fits a given business scenario. Feature Discrete Process … Read more
During an Oracle Fusion Cloud Procurement implementation, organizations typically migrate open Purchase Orders (POs) from legacy systems into Oracle using the File-Based Data Import (FBDI) process. In addition to initial data migration, businesses often have recurring requirements to mass create or mass update Purchase Orders. For these scenarios, the FBDI process serves as a reliable … Read more
In Oracle Fusion Manufacturing Cloud, Work Orders play a critical role in managing production activities on the shop floor. A work order is created to produce or build a specific product and provides detailed instructions on what needs to be produced, how it should be manufactured, how many units are required, and when the production … Read more
One of the most common business requirements in Inventory Management is the ability to view on-hand inventory at a detailed level- specifically by Subinventory, Locator, and Lot. This level of visibility helps business users clearly understand current stock positions and make informed operational decisions. Inventory is not always immediately available for use. While some stock … Read more
Work Definition defines the manufacturing or maintenance process for a product. It is essentially a template to create a work order for the work execution. It is important to regularly validate all work definitions, including their operation items and supply types, to ensure that all required materials are included. Missing materials in a work definition … Read more
WIP Assembly Return: You can return completed assembly from Inventory to Work Order using Dispatch List UI. Verify all the Operations and see until which operation it should be Rolled back. Generally we Return from Completed status of Last Operation to Ready Status. 2. Tasks List > Select Review Dispatch List under Execute Production Tasks. … Read more
In Fusion Work Execution, Supply types controls how component materials are supplied to the work order in Work Execution. Supply Types dictate whether materials are backflushed (issued) automatically, manually issued or viewed as bulk requirements. Supply Types can be assigned to the item(s) and Item Structures in Product Data Hub. The hierarchy to default the … Read more
Receiving can be a one-step or two-steps or three steps process and the process is governed by the Receipt Routing Method in the Purchase Order. Receipt Routing Methods are Inventory Purchase Orders are received first into the warehouse/receiving dock, then put away into the stock. Here is the SQL Query to get all the PO … Read more
Item attributes are information about an item, such as item cost, lead time, and revision control. Type of attributes are Main, Operational and User Defined etc., Operational attributes are key for the functionality in the respective Purchasing, Inventory, Order Mgmt, Manufacturing, Costing, Receivables modules etc., It is important to validate the operational attributes prior to … Read more