Monday 13 July 2015

LCM(Landed cost management) as Service(Black Box) Transaction flow step by step guide

BLACK-BOX SERVICE TYPE  LCM TRANSACTION FLOW STEPS

Step1: Responsibility: Purchase Order Super User.
           Navigation: Oracle Purchasing--> Purchase Order--> Purchase Orders.
            Create Purchase Order with LCM enabled Organization.
            Supplier: MATERIAL SUPPLIER
            Supplier Site: Chennai
            Ship to: ICD_LCM_Org (LCM enabled Org.)
            Line: (Item): RMLCMSER001
            (Make sure Inventory Asset flag = Y in this org )
            Quantity: 1 
            Price:2500(INR)
            Receipt Routing = “Standard Receipt”                                 
            Match Approval Level = “2-Way”                         
            Invoice Match Option =“Receipt”->it is mandatory for LCM actual management      
            Destination type =  “Inventory”    
            Save and approve the purchase order.  




Step 2:Responsibility: Purchase Order Super User.
             NavigationOracle Purchasing Super User-->Receiving-->Receipts  
             Create a Receipt for the Standard PO created above                        
             Choose Ship To Organization.                              
             Enter “Purchase Order” field as the PO number                               
             Click on “Find” button          
             Select the line and save the record in order to generate the Receipt Number.


Step 3:Responsibility: Purchase Order Super User.
           NavigationOracle Purchasing Super User-->View-->Request-->
           Submit a New Request--> “Landed Cost Integration Manager” concurrent program.     



           
Step 4: Responsibility: Landed Cost Management Responsibility.
            NavigationLanded Cost Management Responsibility-->View-->
      Request-->Submit a New Request-->“Shipments Interface Import” concurrent program.  




Step 5: Responsibility : Landed Cost Management.
            Navigation:  Workbench --> Shipments
            Choose LCM enabled Inventory Organization 
            Click Go
            Click Line Groups
            Group Reference = 15160010 “Receipt Number”
            Click Go          
            LCM Shipment created for the receipt appears at the bottom of the page.

           

 Step 6: Choose “View Landed Cost” from the “Actions” and click on  “Go” button.    
          The “Allocations” page, with detailed information of the landed 
          costs of the shipment  will appear.



Step 7: ResponsibilityPayable Super User.
            Navigation: Payable Super User-->Invoices-->Entry-->Invoices
            Create a payable invoice by PO match for creating the Material PO Invoice.


Step 8: Similarly the Payable Invoice is created for Freight Invoice.
            Responsibility : Payable Super User.
            Navigation: Payable Super User-->Invoices-->Entry-->Invoices



Step 9: Alternatively if the Freight charges are changed at the time of 
            creation of Payable Invoice.
              Then create the Invoice with the new Freight charge.


Step 10: Responsibility: Landed Cost Management Responsibility.
             NavigationLanded Cost Management Responsibility-->View-->
             Request-->Submit a New Request-->“Match Interface Import” 
             concurrent program.
             This Request is for updating the Freight charges in the Landed Cost
             Charge with the new value.



Step 11: In Order to find the new Freight Charges in the Landed Cost
              Responsibility : Landed Cost Management.
              Navigation:  Workbench --> Shipments
              Choose LCM enabled Inventory Organization 
              Click Go
              Click Line Groups
              Group Reference = 15160010 à “Receipt Number”
              Click Go          
          

Step 12: Responsibility: Landed Cost Management Responsibility.
              NavigationLanded Cost Management Responsibility-->View-->
              Request-->Submit a New Request-->“Submit Pending Shipments”
              concurrent program.




        















   













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