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Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Cloud Service Integration to Oracle Fusion Procurement Cloud (Doc ID 2769143.1)

Last updated on AUGUST 28, 2023

Applies to:

Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Cloud Service - Version 21C and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Purpose

Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Cloud Service (WACS) Integration to Oracle Fusion Procurement Cloud (FPRC) helps to manage vendor and end-to-end hybrid procurement originated in Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Cloud Service using Oracle Fusion Procurement Cloud. This pre-built integration represents significant business value for utilities that need to manage their purchases to fulfill demand to complete work orders and activity. Vendor and Vendor Location are master in Oracle Fusion Procurement Cloud and synced to Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Cloud Service. Purchase request for goods and service made in Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Cloud Service are sent to Oracle Fusion Procurement Cloud.

Oracle Fusion Procurement Cloud handles all purchases for Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Cloud Service - creating purchase order within cloud and sending back the purchase order to Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Cloud Service. Receipts, in turn, created in Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Cloud Service are sent to Oracle Fusion Procurement Cloud to close the purchase order.

After the purchase order is completed in Oracle Fusion Procurement Cloud, supplier invoice and payment are recorded in Oracle ERP Cloud. Information for invoice and payments is integrated to Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Cloud Service. The corresponding modules in Oracle Fusion Procurement Cloud for this integration are Supplier, Purchase requisition, Purchase order and Receipts. All four integration flows have filter criteria that is selected based on the business requirement.

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Scope

Oracle Utilities Work and Asset Cloud Service Integration to Oracle Fusion Procurement Cloud supports the following business processes:

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