MOAC (Multi Org Access Control)

              

Using MOAC , we can access multiple operating unit without switch any responsibility. This feature in R12 to allow the users to submit requests and access the data of multiple operating units from a single responsibility. This can be achieved by setting the security profile in HRMS.

           There are two types of Security Profile -

1. Security Profile (Local) - This is used for the selection of operating unit from the same Business Group.
     
2. Global Security Profile (Global) - This is used for the selection of operating units from the different business group. Here we do not have option to specify Business Group.
   

STEPS TO EXECUTE MOAC :

1. Define Security Profile in HRMS.
2. Make pairing with operating unit.
3. Run Program Security List Maintenance in HRMS.
4. Assign Profile Option - 'MO:Security Profile' at responsibility level.
  

1. SECURITY PROFILE -  The security profile will  access  single business group information. Define the security profile in HRMS responsibility.

      Navigation - HRMS >> Security >> Profile





Click on save (Ctrl + s)
  
Run the Security List Maintenance Program - 

Navigation - HRMS>> View>> Request >> Submit a New Request >> Single Request


Click OK and then Submit

2. Global Security Profile -  The global security profile will access more than one Business Group information.

  Navigation - HRMS >> Security >> Global Profile



Click on Save (Ctrl + s) 

Run the Security List Maintenance Program - 

Navigation - HRMS>> View>> Request >> Submit a New Request >> Single Request




Click OK and then Submit.

 Assign the Security Profile to the Responsibility -
 
           Navigation - System Administrator >> Profile >> System



Click on Find


Save (Ctrl + S)

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