Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Sets in Oracle Order Management
Posted by DEVendra Gulve 0 comments
Labels: Order Management (OM)
Friday, November 18, 2011
Quote to Sales Order cycle
Create Quote:
If you want then you can add Expiration date for the quote.
Initially quote remain in Draft status.
Submit for Internal Approval:
Once the draft is done then creator shall submit it for internal approval. This can be done from ‘Action’ button then select ‘Progress Quote’ and submit for approval.
Then the status becomes ‘Pending Internal Approval’
WorkFlow:
Remember the work flow associated to quote header only, there will be no Line level workflow associated in case of with Quote.
Internal Approval:
Now the WF is waiting for internal Approval. We can modify the WF to have some customization like send email notification to concerned person.
After the internal approval from the authorities, WF get moved further and wait for Customer Acceptance.
At this stage status of the quote becomes “Pending Customer Acceptance”.
Customer Acceptance:
After receiving confirmation from your customer you may take the appropriate action.
In our case, let’s say customer sent Acceptance. So go to ‘Actions’ button and select ‘Customer Acceptance’ option.
Here you can add details about who and when accepted the quote.
At this stage quote WF is completed and Sales Order WF starts for header as well as for order lines.
Sales Order get created automatically
Order Header Workflow will be as below
Order Line Workflow will be as below.
From this point sales order cycle starts…
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Labels: Order Management (OM)
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