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R12: G - Invoicing: Working Capital Fund From Servicing Agency (Projects Accounting) Perspective (Doc ID 3037749.1)

Last updated on JULY 30, 2024

Applies to:

Oracle Project Billing - Version 12.2.13 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Purpose

This document addresses new functionality Working capital fund introduced in G - Invoicing from Servicing Agency (E-Business Suite Projects) perspective. This document includes demonstration of one process flow along with prerequisite setups.

Scope

 Focus of this setup is Oracle Project Billing Release 12.2.13.

Details

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In this Document
Purpose
Scope
Details
 Introduction of Working Capital Funds Functionality
 Overview
 Components
 Business Process
 Prerequisite Billing Setup
 Agreement Types
 Event Type
 Billing Extension
 Process Flows
 Buyer Initiated Order Non Advance
 Buyer Initiated Order Advance
 Seller Facilitated Order Non Advance 
 Seller Facilitated Order Advance
 Demonstration
 1. Create Project
 2. Setup Billing Setup
 3. Assign Two Project Customers
 4. Enable Performance Obligation
 5. Set Funding Method and Contribution Method
 6. Setup Service Type of Top Task
 7. Set Customer Participation Row
 8. Created Order from Requesting Agency
 9. Approve Order from Requesting Agency
 10. Pull Order to E - Business Suite
 11. Review Order in G - Invoicing Dashboard
 12. Associate Project
 13. Review Performance Obligation
 14. Review Agreement and Update Agreement Attributes
 15. Submit and Approve Agreement
 16. Set Customer Funds Availability
 17. Request for Advance
 18. Import Advance Performance
 19. Review Performance History
 20. Review Receipt
 21. Review Funding
 22. Collect Costs
 23. Generate and Review Revenue
 24. Generate, Approve and Interface Invoice
 25. Submit Delivery Performance

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