installation architecture where you can define multiple organizations and the relationships among them in a single installation of Oracle Applications.
Organizations can be sets of books,
business groups, legal entities, operating units, or inventory organizations. .Multi- Org
Multiple Organization Support provides data
partitioning, and inter-organization transaction functionality and it builds a security layer on top of a single installation of each product.
Database views allow access to partitioned
data without any changes to the applications code. Multi- Org Enterprise Model ABC Group Business Group
Legal Entity &
ABC Holidays ABC Cargo ABC Airways Set of Books
Aberdeen UK Germany Paris Operating Unit
HR & Admin Inflight Inventory
Uniform Workshop Organization Stores Stores Business Group
The purpose of the Business Group
is to partition human resource information. The Business Group is the highest level in an organization structure hierarchy in the E-Business Suite. Set of Books Set of Books is the financial reporting entity that secures journal entries and account balances within the Oracle General Ledger application. It is neither an organization nor an organization classification in the context of Multi-Org. Generally, a Set of Books is used to represent a legal entity or a group of legal entities. Each Set of Books may have a different chart of accounts structure, calendar and functional currency. GRE/Legal Entity The Legal Entity represents a legal company for which the user prepares fiscal or tax reports. Tax identifiers and other relevant information are assigned to this entity. The GRE/Legal Entity organization classification in the financial applications is used primarily for Cross-Organization Reporting for selected reports in Release 11i of the E-Business Suite. Operating Unit The Operating Unit is the organization unit through which you create, process, report on, and secure financial applications data. Operating Units belong to a Legal Entity. One or more Operating Units may be associated with a single Legal Entity. Inventory Organization The Inventory Organization is an organization for which you track inventory transactions and balances. Inventory Organizations belong to an Operating Unit. An Inventory Organization can serve multiple Operating Units within the same Set of Books. Multi-Org Setup Multi-Org Setup..
Step 1 . Define Responsibilities
Step 2 . Assign Responsibility To User Step 3 . Develop an Organization Structure Step 4 . Define Set of Books Step 5 . Define Locations Step 6 . Define Organizations Step 7 . Define Business Groups Multi-Org Setup.. Step 8 . Define GRE / Legal Entity Step 9 . Assign Responsibilities To BG Step 10 . Define Operating Unit Step 11 . Set MO: Operating Unit Profile Option Step 12 . Define Inventory Org Step 13 . Convert to Multi-Org Architecture Advantages of Multi-Org Access to Employee Data Autonomous Control on Accounting Structure Local Business Rules Consolidated Reporting of Accounting Data Security by Operating Unit Cross Organization Reporting Sharing of Vendor and Customer header Information. Month End Close. Define Responsibilities System Administrator -> Security -> Responsibility -> Define Develop an Organization Structure TEST_LTD BUSINESS ORG
TEST_LTD - OU OPERATING UNIT
TEST_LTD IO1 TEST_LTD IO2 INVENTORY ORG
SET OF BOOKS Purchasing -> Setup -> Organizations -> Set of Books DEFINE LOCATION Inventory -> Setup -> Organization -> Locations DEFINE ORGANIZATION Inventory -> Setup -> Organization -> New Define Business Groups Inventory -> Setup -> Organization -> Name -> Business Group Define GRE / Legal Entity Inventory -> Setup -> Organization -> Name -> GRE / Legal Entity Assign Responsibilities To BG System Administrator -> Profile - >System Define Operating Unit Inventory -> Setup -> Organization -> Name -> Operating Unit Set MO: Operating Unit Profile Option System Administrator -> Profile - >System Define Inventory Organization Inventory -> Setup -> Organization -> Name -> Inventory Organization Thank You