• Multi-Org Architecture and Multi-Org Access Control (MOAC)
• Architecture of Oracle E-Business Suite and how it evolved, TCA – Trading Community Architecture – (High Level)
• Flex Fields – Descriptive and Key
• Concurrent Manager
• Directory file structure
• Security Maintenance (Who can access what)
• Responsibilities, Users, Menus, Request Groups
• Security Attributes, Defining request group, etc.

5 WEEKS of FUNCTIONAL TRAINING

• Complete Hands-On Training – Every candidate
  sets up their own company in the system
• Video & Audio Recording of every classroom session
• Documentation provided for every module, Including white papers, power point presentation, etc.
• 98% Success in Placements
• Training is held in the classroom environment
• Daily Classes 11 am to 5 pm
• Daily classes are structured into two session
• Morning session for theory and Afternoon session for practical’s.

• Overview of TCA
• Difference between the “Customer and Supplier model to the TCA
• Core Concepts
• Modelling Relationships
• Party Relationships
• Difference between “Party” and “Account”
• Setting up TCA
• Overview of the “HZ” Schema
• Customer Data Hub Overview

• What is Multi-Org
• Why is it needed
• Difference between Multi-Org and Non-Multi Org
• Major features
• Type of organizations
• Example organization module
• Controlling secure accesses
• Sell and ship products from different legal entities
• Inter-company accounting
• Oracle database schema effects of Multi-Org
• Setting the organization at the database level
• Practical on setting us a model company

• Order management description
• Core setups
• Advance pricing
• Shipping
• Fulfilment
• Order to cash flow
• Order management workflow
• Flow status codes
• High-level transaction forms

• Purchasing
• Description
• Core setups
• High-level transaction forms
• Important field navigation
• Interfaces and entry flow
• Connection to other modules
• Automatic clearinghouse process
• Bank interface for payments

• Inventory org structure – master org, child org,
  sub inventories
• Item master
• Planning – min max and record point
• Warehouse and sub inventory
• Material transactions
• Counting
• Handling the month end and quarter end support
• Core setups
• High-level transaction forms
• Important field navigation
• Interfaces and entity flow
• Connection to other modules

• Core setups
• High-level transaction forms
• Important field navigation
• Interface and entity flow
• Connection to other modules
• Ledger definition – primary and secondary
• Data access sets and definition access sets
• Cross-validation rules and security rules
• Financial statement generator (FSG)
• Chart of accounts, accounting flex field, segment
  qualifiers, value sets
• Re-evaluation and translation
• Accounting calendar, currency and conversion rates

• Core setups
• Procure to pay process
• 2, 3, and 4, way matching
• Check print process
• Automatic clearinghouse process
• Bank interface for payments
• High-level transaction forms
• Important field navigation
• Interfaces and entry flow
• Connection to other modules
• Specialities

• Core setups
• High level transaction forms
• Revenue recognition
• Accounting and Invoicing rules
• Auto lock box
• Close processes in AR
• Sales tax interface
• Key flex fields in AR
• Auto invoice process
• Important field navigation
• Interfaces and entry flow

• Introduction to Oracle workflow
• How workflow is integrated with Oracle
  applications
• Overview of workflow administrator
• Effects of customizing a workflow
• Introduction to workflow builder
• Customizing a workflow
• How workflows are tied to Oracle processes