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Interview Questions for Oracle Apps Finance Functional Consultant

 (For Accounts Payable (AP), Accounts Receivable (AR), General Ledger (GL), Fixed Assets (FA), and Cash Management (CM) ) 1. General Questions Q1: What is Oracle Financials in EBS? A: Oracle Financials is a suite of applications in Oracle EBS that includes modules like GL, AP, AR, FA, and CM , helping organizations manage financial transactions, reporting, and compliance. Q2: What are the key modules in Oracle Financials? A: General Ledger (GL): Manages accounting journals and financial reports. Accounts Payable (AP): Manages supplier invoices and payments. Accounts Receivable (AR): Handles customer invoices and receipts. Fixed Assets (FA): Tracks company assets and depreciation. Cash Management (CM): Manages bank reconciliations and cash flow. Q3: How does Oracle Financials integrate with other modules? A: AP integrates with PO and GL (Invoice creation, payment processing). AR integrates with OM and GL (Customer billing, receipt processing). FA integrates with AP and GL (...

P2P Life Cycle in Oracle R12

P2P Life Cycle in Oracle R12 In Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) Release 12 (R12), the Procure-to-Pay (P2P) lifecycle refers to the end-to-end process that organizations use to procure goods and services, from identifying a need to making payments to suppliers. Below is an overview of the P2P lifecycle in Oracle EBS R12, with a brief description of each step : Requisition Creation: The P2P process begins with the creation of a purchase requisition. This is a formal request within the organization to purchase goods or services. Purchase Order (PO) Creation : Based on approved requisitions, purchase orders are generated. These documents specify the terms and conditions of the purchase, including item details, quantities, prices, and supplier information. Supplier Negotiation and Selection: Organizations may negotiate with multiple suppliers to secure the best terms and pricing. Once negotiations are complete, a supplier is selected, and the PO is sent to the chosen supplier. Goods Receipt: ...