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Overview of Oracle Order Management .......................................................................................................1-1

Overview of Oracle Order Management .......................................................................................................1-3
Objectives ......................................................................................................................................................1-4
What is Oracle Order Management? .............................................................................................................1-5
Order Capture and Order Fulfillment ............................................................................................................1-7
Oracle Order Management Capabilities ........................................................................................................1-8
Order to Cash Lifecycle.................................................................................................................................1-10
Integration with Other Products.....................................................................................................................1-11
Practice - Practice - Creating a User and Assigning Responsibilities........................................................1-12
Solution – Creating a User and Assigning Responsibilities.......................................................................1-13
Practice - Practice - Customizing the Quick Sales Orders Window ..........................................................1-16
Solution – Customizing the Quick Sales Orders Window .........................................................................1-17
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Solution – Order to Cash cycle with Standard Items .................................................................................2-19
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Releases Against a Sales Agreement .............................................................................................................2-65
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Solution – Creating a Sales Agreement .....................................................................................................2-68
Order to Cash Lifecycle with Customer Acceptance.....................................................................................2-72
Practice - Order to Cash Cycle with Customer Acceptance ......................................................................2-76
Solution – Order to Cash Cycle with Customer Acceptance .....................................................................2-78
Summary........................................................................................................................................................2-82
Multiple Organization Access Control Setup................................................................................................3-1
Multiple Organization Access Control Setup ................................................................................................3-3
Objectives ......................................................................................................................................................3-4
Organization Structure in Oracle Applications..............................................................................................3-5
Multi-Org Access Control (MOAC)..............................................................................................................3-7
Using MOAC in Oracle Order Management .................................................................................................3-9
Setting Up MOAC .........................................................................................................................................3-11
Guided Demonstration – Setting Up Guided Deomonstration - Setting Up MOAC .................................3-13
Summary........................................................................................................................................................3-23
Oracle Inventory Setup for Oracle Order Management..............................................................................4-1
Oracle Inventory Setup for Oracle Order Management.................................................................................4-3
Objective........................................................................................................................................................4-4
Overview .......................................................................................................................................................4-5
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Receipt to Issue Lifecycle..............................................................................................................................4-6
Inventory Organizations ................................................................................................................................4-7
Setting Up Locations .....................................................................................................................................4-8
Inventory Organization Structure ..................................................................................................................4-9
Sample Inventory Organization.....................................................................................................................4-11
Guided Demonstration - Creating Subinventories .....................................................................................4-12
Practice - Creating Subinventories ............................................................................................................4-13
Solution - Creating Subinventories............................................................................................................4-14
Interorganization Shipping Networks............................................................................................................4-21
Shipping Method ...........................................................................................................................................4-23
Units of Measure ...........................................................................................................................................4-24
Uses of Units of Measure ..............................................................................................................................4-25
Unit of Measure Class ...................................................................................................................................4-26
Guided Demonstration - Creating Unit of Measure Classes......................................................................4-27
Unit of Measure Conversions ........................................................................................................................4-29
Guided Demonstration - Defining Unit of Measure Conversions..............................................................4-30
Guided Demonstration - Creating Units of Measure .................................................................................4-31
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Customer Items..............................................................................................................................................4-69
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Available to Promise .....................................................................................................................................4-71
Uses of ATP in Oracle Inventory ..................................................................................................................4-72
Defining an ATP Rule ...................................................................................................................................4-73
Guided Demonstration - Creating an ATP Rule ........................................................................................4-74
Implementation Considerations .....................................................................................................................4-76
Summary........................................................................................................................................................4-77
Oracle Receivables Setup for Oracle Order Management...........................................................................5-1
Oracle Receivables Setup for Oracle Order Management .............................................................................5-3
Objectives ......................................................................................................................................................5-4
Overview of Trading Community Architecture.............................................................................................5-5
Key Customer Related Concepts in TCA ......................................................................................................5-6
Adding Customers in Order Management .....................................................................................................5-8
Practice - Creating a Customer ..................................................................................................................5-9
Solution – Creating a Customer.................................................................................................................5-10
Defining Payment Terms...............................................................................................................................5-14
Defining Invoicing and Accounting Rules ....................................................................................................5-15
Defining Auto-Accounting Parameters .........................................................................................................5-16
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Practice - Defining a Territory...................................................................................................................5-20
Solution - Defining a Territory ..................................................................................................................5-21
Defining Invoice Sources (Batch Source) – Automatic Transaction Numbering ..........................................5-23
Define Salespersons to Assign Sales Credit ..................................................................................................5-25
Using the Resources Window to Create a Salesperson..................................................................................5-26
Guided Demonstration – Creating a Salesperson ......................................................................................5-27
Tax Setups in Transaction Types Window – Receivables and Order Management ......................................5-28
Practice - Viewing Tax Setups...................................................................................................................5-29
Solution – Viewing Tax Setups .................................................................................................................5-30
Overview of Credit Checking........................................................................................................................5-31
Defining Credit Checking on the Customers Page – Profile Tab ..................................................................5-32
Practice - Defining Credit Check and Hold ...............................................................................................5-34
Solution – Defining Credit Check and Hold..............................................................................................5-35
Defining Credit Checking on the Customers Page - Profile Amounts Tab ...................................................5-37
Credit Check Rules........................................................................................................................................5-39
Summary........................................................................................................................................................5-40
Oracle Order Management Setup Steps........................................................................................................6-1
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Defining Validation Templates......................................................................................................................6-48
Defining Defaulting Conditions ....................................................................................................................6-50
Defining Defaulting Rules.............................................................................................................................6-52
Practice - Setting Up a Defaulting Rule.....................................................................................................6-54
Solution - Setting Up a Defaulting Rule ....................................................................................................6-58
Setting up Versioning and Audit History ......................................................................................................6-67
Overview of Available To Promise (ATP) ....................................................................................................6-69
Overview of Scheduling Levels.....................................................................................................................6-71
Practice - Using Scheduling in the Sales Orders Window.........................................................................6-73
Solution - Using Scheduling in the Sales Orders Window ........................................................................6-75
Auto-Schedule Profile Option .......................................................................................................................6-79
Defining Credit Usage Rule Sets ...................................................................................................................6-81
Defining Credit Check Rules.........................................................................................................................6-83
Practice - Defining Credit Check Ruless ...................................................................................................6-85
Solution – Defining Credit Check Rule .....................................................................................................6-86
Summary........................................................................................................................................................6-88
Holds, Order Purge, and Exception Management Setup .............................................................................7-1
Holds, Order Purge, and Exception Management Setup ...............................................................................7-3
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Holds .............................................................................................................................................................7-5
Seeded Holds .................................................................................................................................................7-6
Automatic Holds............................................................................................................................................7-8
Generic Holds................................................................................................................................................7-10
Hold Sources .................................................................................................................................................7-11
Practice - Creating and Applying Holds ....................................................................................................7-13
Solution - Creating and Applying Holds ...................................................................................................7-14
Order and Quote Purge ..................................................................................................................................7-26
Purge Sets ......................................................................................................................................................7-27
Setting Up Exception Management ...............................................................................................................7-29
Guided Demonstration – Setting up Exception Management....................................................................7-31
Summary........................................................................................................................................................7-35
Basic Pricing Setup..........................................................................................................................................8-1
Basic Pricing Setup........................................................................................................................................8-3
Objectives ......................................................................................................................................................8-4
Overview of Pricing in the Order to Cash Process ........................................................................................8-5
Overview of Pricing Integration ....................................................................................................................8-6
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Practice - Copying a Price List ..................................................................................................................8-41
Solution - Copying a Price List..................................................................................................................8-42
Price List Maintenance: Overview ................................................................................................................8-44
Manual Price List Updates.............................................................................................................................8-45
Practice - Manually Updating a Price List.................................................................................................8-47
Solution - Manually Updating a Price List ................................................................................................8-48
Adjust Price List ............................................................................................................................................8-50
Practice - Adjusting a Price List ................................................................................................................8-52
Solution - Adjusting a Price List................................................................................................................8-53
Add Items to Price List..................................................................................................................................8-55
Practice - Adding an Item Category to a Price List ...................................................................................8-57
Solution - Adding an Item Category to a Price List...................................................................................8-59
Overview of Modifiers ..................................................................................................................................8-62
Creating Modifier Lists .................................................................................................................................8-63
Adding Modifier Lines ..................................................................................................................................8-65
Creating Modifiers Lines...............................................................................................................................8-66
Modifier Line Examples ................................................................................................................................8-68
Modifier Types ..............................................................................................................................................8-69
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Practice - Creating a Discount Modifier Using Qualifiers.........................................................................8-71
Solution - Creating a Discount Modifier Using Qualifiers ........................................................................8-74
Price Break Modifiers: Point Breaks .............................................................................................................8-80
Surcharge Modifier........................................................................................................................................8-81
Qualifier Overview ........................................................................................................................................8-82
Example of Qualifier Hierarchy ....................................................................................................................8-83
Using Qualifiers with Modifier Lists.............................................................................................................8-85
Freight and Special Charge List Modifier .....................................................................................................8-86
Seeded Freight Charges .................................................................................................................................8-88
Setting Up Freight and Special Charge List Modifiers..................................................................................8-89
Practice - Creating a Freight and Special Charge List Modifier ................................................................8-90
Solution - Creating a Freight and Handling Charges Modifier..................................................................8-95
Overview of Price Books...............................................................................................................................8-111
Price Book Example 1 ...................................................................................................................................8-113
Benefits of Price Books .................................................................................................................................8-116
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Objectives ......................................................................................................................................................9-4
Shipping Execution Flow ..............................................................................................................................9-5
Delivery and Delivery Lines..........................................................................................................................9-7
Trips and Stops ..............................................................................................................................................9-8
Delivery Leg..................................................................................................................................................9-9
Containers/LPNs............................................................................................................................................9-10
Pick Release...................................................................................................................................................9-11
Move Orders..................................................................................................................................................9-12
Pick Confirmation..........................................................................................................................................9-13
Ship Confirm .................................................................................................................................................9-14
Automated Shipping Process.........................................................................................................................9-16
One Step Shipping .........................................................................................................................................9-17
Shipping Transactions Form..........................................................................................................................9-19
Guided Demonstration – Shipping Transaction Form ...............................................................................9-20
Query Manager ..............................................................................................................................................9-21
Data Manager ................................................................................................................................................9-22
Quick Ship Window ......................................................................................................................................9-23
Guided Demonstration – Quick Ship Window ..........................................................................................9-24

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Reports and Processes ...................................................................................................................................9-26
Integration With Oracle Order Management .................................................................................................9-27
Integration With Oracle Transportation Management ...................................................................................9-28
Integration With Oracle Warehouse Management.........................................................................................9-29
Integration with Oracle Workflow.................................................................................................................9-30
Summary........................................................................................................................................................9-31
Shipping Execution Setup ...............................................................................................................................10-1
Shipping Execution Setup .............................................................................................................................10-3
Objectives ......................................................................................................................................................10-4
Roles..............................................................................................................................................................10-5
Guided Demonstration - Defining Roles ...................................................................................................10-7
Practice - Defining Roles...........................................................................................................................10-8
Solution - Defining Roles ..........................................................................................................................10-9
Granting Roles To Users ...............................................................................................................................10-14
Guided Demonstration – Granting Access to Roles ..................................................................................10-16
Practice - Granting Access to Roles ..........................................................................................................10-17
Solution -Granting Access to Roles...........................................................................................................10-18
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Purge and Resolve Logged Shipping Exceptions ..........................................................................................10-52
Running Pick Release....................................................................................................................................10-53
Release Sequence Rules ................................................................................................................................10-54
Practice - Defining Release Sequence Rules .............................................................................................10-56
Solution -Defining Release Sequence Rules..............................................................................................10-57
Pick Slip Grouping Rule................................................................................................................................10-58
Practice - Defining Pick Slip Grouping Rules ...........................................................................................10-60
Solution - Defining Pick Slip Grouping Rules ..........................................................................................10-61
Release Rules.................................................................................................................................................10-62
Release Rule – Order Tab..............................................................................................................................10-63
Release Rule – Shipping Tab.........................................................................................................................10-65
Release Rule – Inventory Tab........................................................................................................................10-67
Practice - Defining Release Rules .............................................................................................................10-69
Solution - Defining Release Rules.............................................................................................................10-70
Pick Release tab in Shipping Parameters Window ........................................................................................10-72
Auto Allocate.................................................................................................................................................10-74
Autocreate Deliveries ....................................................................................................................................10-75
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Ship Confirm Rules .......................................................................................................................................10-79
Ship Confirm Rule Ship Options...................................................................................................................10-80
Ship Confirm Rule Trip Options ...................................................................................................................10-82
Ship Confirm Rule Document Set .................................................................................................................10-84
Ship Confirm Rule Shipping Parameters.......................................................................................................10-85
Creating Containers .......................................................................................................................................10-87
Container-Item Relationship..........................................................................................................................10-88
Container Load Details ..................................................................................................................................10-90
Guided Demonstration – Defining Container Load Details.......................................................................10-91
Packing Delivery Lines into Containers ........................................................................................................10-93
Packing Workbench.......................................................................................................................................10-95
Delivery Flow - Generic ................................................................................................................................10-97
Trip Flow – Generic ......................................................................................................................................10-98
Ship to Deliver Process Workflow ................................................................................................................10-99
Workflow Lookups........................................................................................................................................10-100
Workflow Specific Profile Options ...............................................................................................................10-101
Workflow Specific Shipping and Global Parameters ....................................................................................10-102
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Before You Begin This Course
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Related Publications
Oracle Publications
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Oracle Order Management User’s Guide B28099-01
Oracle Order Management Implementation Manual B25975-01
Oracle Shipping Execution User’s Guide B31232-01
Oracle Inventory User’s Guide B31547-02
Oracle Advanced Pricing User’s Guide B31581-01
Oracle Advanced Pricing Implementation Manual B31440-01
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(depending on the pricing setup). Once the order is booked, it proceeds through the workflow
process. If it is a shipping item and the quantities are available, the order is processed by
Shipping Execution. During shipping, the freight and special charges can be calculated and the
price of the item is adjusted accordingly.
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Overview of Pricing Integration
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• Order Management
• Procurement
• Sales for Communications
• Service Contracts
• Service Core (Via Order Management)
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• Service for Communications
• Trade Management
The following products use Oracle Pricing engine processing only:
• iStore
• TeleSales
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Overview of the Pricing Engine
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engine receives pricing information from entities like price lists, modifiers, qualifiers,
formulas, products, and pricing attributes.
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Overview of Pricing Security
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control users’ access to different windows, controls, and reports in the application.
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with functional security to provide a secure environment where the user can view, update, or
add pricing entities within a framework of authorizations and permissions. Pricing entities are
price lists, modifiers, and agreements. You can set up pricing security if you have the Oracle
Pricing Administrator responsibility.
Using pricing security, you can assign pricing entities to operating units, assign privileges, and
set security rules for pricing entities.
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Overview of Price Lists
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price list and add/edit/delete related items and item categories. You can also use the price list to
define attributes for the products that determine the pricing action.
An item should have a price when it is entered on a sales order line. Once the pricing engine
populates the Unit Price field by deriving the price from the appropriate price list, the order can
be booked.
The header region of the price list consists of fields to store the price list name, the effective
dates of the price list, currency, multi-currency conversion, pricing controls, rounding factor,
and shipping defaults like freight terms and freight carriers.
You can enter one or more pricing lines to the price list. However you may add only one
secondary price list. Pricing attributes can also be used to determine the price in the price list.
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Overview of Pricing Agreements
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specific to a customer or customer family.
• Pricing Agreements use Agreement Price Lists. These price lists are set up and maintained
through the Agreements window. Special terms and conditions can also be specified in the
Pricing Agreement that can then be defaulted in the sales order.
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Overview of Formulas
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incorporated in the formula
• Product Context: Which contains only one attribute, item
You can create formulas in the Pricing Formulas window.
Basic Pricing provides seeded formulas, such as the Freight and Special Charges Formulas,
which includes the Cost to Charge Conversion formula and Cost to Charge Markup formula.
These formulas convert freight costs to freight charges.
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Overview of Qualifiers
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modifier or a price list. Thus, the modifier that is set up and linked to a qualifier determines
who the price adjustment will affect as well as the amount that will change.
You can create qualifier groups to apply individual qualifiers as a set. When you group
qualifiers, they become a set, which allows for faster searching and setup.
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Overview of Modifiers
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made, how the modifiers are qualified, how they are applied, etc. You can create three modifier
list types in Oracle Pricing:
• Discount List
• Surcharge List
• Freight and Special Charge List
Modifier Line Types
The following modifier line types are available in Oracle Pricing:
• Discount
• Surcharge
• Freight and Special Charges: Amount applied to the customer invoice for movement of a
shipment to a destination
• Price Break: Only point price breaks are allowed in Basic Pricing modifiers. For example,
the following pricing decisions are:
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If Item Quantity = 0-50, then discount = 5%
If Item Quantity = 50-100, then discount = 7%
If Item Quantity is between 100 and 99999999999, then discount = 10%.
So if the ordered item quantity is 110, then the discount applicable is 10%.
Types of Modifier Controls
A pricing event is a time in the process flow of the calling application at which it makes a call
to the pricing engine (analogous to an Oracle Workflow event); for example, Book Order in
Order Management.
A pricing phase is a user-defined group of modifiers that the search engine considers together
when applying them to pricing requests, for example, Phase 1: Line Adjustments.
Incompatibility: In any given level within the same phase, the system only allows one modifier
to be selected. The pricing engine may retrieve more than one modifier that meets the calling
request and can be applied. There are three methods to resolve incompatibilities within the
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Overview of Freight and Special Charges Modifiers
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order as a whole or to individual order lines. Costs that are associated with the shipment of
goods can be entered in the Sales Orders window or the Shipping Transaction window. Freight
charges can be automatically derived from the freight cost. The freight charge represents the
amount charged to the customer receiving the shipment. The freight charge can be equivalent
to the freight cost or to a greater amount such as a freight cost plus a markup.
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Overview of Basic Versus Advanced Pricing
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User and Implementation Manuals.
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and item category prices. For price list lines, you can define price breaks, and pricing
attributes.
Pricing sends customer list price, agreement price, and modifier information to orders being
entered manually in Order Management and to orders being entered in other Oracle
applications which can then be either imported or can use an API via Order Capture into Order
Management. Orders can proceed through the Order to Cash flow by being shipped, run
through the AutoInvoice program to Receivables and finally the accounting information can be
transferred to the General Ledger.
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Price List Information
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• Price breaks: If the price of an item varies with the quantity ordered, you can define
bracket pricing or price breaks.
• Pricing attributes: Pricing attributes control what is being priced or modified on a price list
or modifier list.
• Secondary price list: The pricing engine uses secondary price lists when it cannot
determine the price for an item using the price list assigned to an order. Primary and
secondary price lists have the same currency.
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Active check box. Once a price list is inactivated, you can still do the following:
- Query the inactive price list: To retrieve only inactive price lists, deselect the Active
check box; to retrieve only price lists that are active, select the Active check box, then
run the query.
- Update it.
- Base a formula on an inactive price list. The pricing engine does select inactive price
lists when doing a pricing request. Other applications can call an inactive price list
and use relevant information.
• Currency: Select a base currency for the price list. If you have international sales, you can
use the multicurrency feature so you can have a single price list for multiple currencies.
When you use the multicurrency conversion feature, it is not necessary to create a price
list for each currency. As long as there is a multicurrency conversion list set up for the
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price list, the currency on the order does not have to match the currency defined in the
price list.
• Rounding Factor: You can define the number of places to the right or left of the decimal
point to which the pricing engine rounds prices from price lists and modifiers from
modifier lists:
- A negative rounding number such as -3 rounds the number of characters to the right
of the decimal point. For example, a rounding factor of -3 indicates rounding to the
nearest thousands so 1.1445 rounds to 1.145.
- A positive rounding number such as +2 rounds the number of characters to the left of
the decimal point. A rounding factor of 2 indicates rounding to the nearest hundreds
so 107 rounds to 100.
- If you enter zero, you affect nothing.
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The pricing engine requires that all Items, Services, Models, Option Classes, and Options
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You will need to set up a price list for each currency you use. The pricing engine will only
consider price lists that share the same currency as the pricing request. Therefore a sales order
placed in Yen will have to utilize a Yen-based price list.
The Round to field in the Price List window controls the rounding factor. Entering a positive
number affects positions to the left of the decimal while entering a negative number affects
positions to the right of the decimal. Example, -2 would round to the second decimal point. The
type of currency – standard or extended – which has to be defaulted on the price list is
determined by the Profile Option: QP: UNIT_PRICE_PRECISION_TYPE.
Secondary Price Lists
As with other areas of pricing, the Basic Pricing license controls available functionality to the
user. Basic Pricing allows one Secondary price list. A secondary price list allows the pricing
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engine to look at more that one price list to determine the value of the sales order line. The
Pricing engine will look to the Secondary Price list if the requesting item and unit of measure is
not on the Primary Price list. A secondary price list is a price list you have defined previously.
Any price list has the ability to be used as a secondary price list.
Price Lists and Sales Order Defaults
Fields such as Payment Terms, Freight Terms, and Freight Carrier are available on the Price
List form. By defining the Order Management defaulting rules to use these fields from the
Price List window, you are able to default values directly into the sales order based upon which
price list has been selected for the order. For more information on Defaulting Rules, see the
Order Management User’s Guide.
Note: Price Lists cannot be deleted, however a price list is made valid or invalid with the use
of its effective dates. Alternatively, selecting or deselecting the Active box also temporarily or
permanently makes the price list available or unavailable for use.
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The Product Attribute enables you to enter one price per Item number, one price per Item
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pricing engine will always select the Item Number’s price over the Item Category’s and the
Item Category’s over All Items.
The List line UOM is a required element of the validation process. The pricing request is for an
Item/UOM and only price lists that have the same item and unit of measure will be considered.
If you select the Primary UOM and you enter an item/unit of measure combination on a sales
order that is not on a price list, the pricing engine converts the unit of measure on the order to
the item’s primary UOM and then uses the UOM conversions to calculate the unit price.
Example: Price List setup: BB-2200, $6.00 each, Primary UOM is selected. Sales Order
request: BB-2200 1 dozen. Result: 12*6.00 = $72.00 unit price.
You can use the Precedence column to enter a number that the pricing engine uses to resolve
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with a lower value in the Precedence column will have a higher precedence and will be
selected to price the line; for example a Precedence value of 1 is selected before 2.
You can select product, pricing, or qualifier contexts in the price list and select the
corresponding attributes that determine the pricing action. The product context contains only
one context type – Item. The pricing context contains all the pricing attributes that have been
created and linked through the Attribute Management windows. The qualifier context allows
you to link your customer hierarchy to the pricing action and ensure that the customer
attributes also play a part in determining pricing of the item.
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another item’s price. When you are selling a service program on a sales order you are prompted
for the item that the service program will cover. The pricing engine finds the price of the
covered item and calculates the price of the service program by multiplying the percent times
the item’s unit price. It then takes that amount multiplied by the duration of the coverage.
Example of percent of other price:
Price List setup:
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Formulas can be used to if you need an algebraic expression to calculate the selling price.
Basic pricing supports entering a formula name in the Static Formula field. Static Formulas
require that a concurrent program, Update Formula package, be run to populate the List Price
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value prior to being used by the pricing engine. The price list supports both positive and
negative values. A negative value enables you to create an item which represent a restocking
fee. Enter this item on your price list with a negative value, then enter this item on your Return
order. When the pricing engine calculates the total value of the return it will subtract the
restocking fee thus lowering the value of the credit memo. The pricing engine evaluates Start
and End dates.
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The pricing engine evaluates the precedence of the secondary price list along with the product
precedence on the list lines to determine the most eligible price list line.
Note: If you are using a sales agreement with a standard price list (and secondary price list)
attached, the secondary price list is evaluated if the item is not found on the primary price list
for the sales agreement.
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Practice - Creating a Price List
Overview
Adding items to a price list is a prerequisite for pricing items in a sales order. In this practice,
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3. Click Save. You can now add the price list lines when the instructor advises.
Creating Price List Lines
Add price list lines to the price list header you created in the previous steps. The price list will
contain all the items you will use in future practices.
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4. In the List Lines tab, add the following items to the price list:
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Item Item Number XX- Phone Ea. Deselected $500
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Solution - Creating a Price List
Creating General Information for the Price List
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price list. You are able to utilize controls within the Copy Price List window to determine
which line items will be copied during the process.
One option is to include the copying of discounts (modifiers) when copying an existing price
list. This option will create new modifiers for each existing modifier that has the original price
list as either a modifier list qualifier or a modifier line qualifier. The new modifier’s name will
be a concatenation of the original modifier plus a sequence number and the new price list will
have a modifier list qualifier. When creating the new price list you can specify any applicable
effective dates. Because the pricing engine will not use the new price list until its Effective
Date, you can create price lists before they are required in the application.
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Practice - Copying a Price List
Overview
You can quickly create a new price list by copying an existing price list. Only active price list
lines (those with an effective end date later than the current date) can be copied. In this practice
you will copy your existing price list named XX-Price List 1.
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5. Repeat the preceding steps to copy the following price list from XX-Price List 1:
Copy To: Price List Name Description

XX-Price List 4 Manually updating a price list.
6. Query your XX-Price Lists to confirm that the price lists were copied successfully.
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Solution - Copying a Price List
Copying a Price List
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5. Confirm that the request completed normally.
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6. Repeat the preceding steps to copy the following price list from XX-Price List 1:
Copy To: Price List Name Description

XX-Price List 4 Manually updating a price list.
7. Query your XX-Price Lists to confirm that they were copied successfully.
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You can add or update the following:
• Add or update Secondary Price List.
• Add new list lines to existing Price Lists.
• Change list line values.
Note: If you overwrite the existing value with a new one, the previous data is not retained
anywhere.
• Maintain Pricing History by manually entering an end date on the list line value that is
being discontinued, then add a new line with the same item number and unit of measure
but with the new value. The new list line’s start date must be greater than the end date of
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Practice - Manually Updating a Price List
Overview
In this practice, you will learn how to manually update a price list. You will learn to:
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Solution - Manually Updating a Price List
Manually Updating a Price List
1. Navigate to the Price Lists window, and find your price list named XX-Price List 4.
• (N) Pricing > Price Lists > Price Lists window
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Use the Adjust Price List program to mass update your price list values. Note that using the
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able to recapture the old price. If you need to retrieve expired prices, do not use Adjust Price
List option. This option enables you to increase or decrease the current price by a percent or an
amount.
Elements you can update:
• Optionally adjust only a Range of Items.
• Optionally adjust only an Item Category. Many companies adjust their Items’ selling
prices annually or when the product cost has drastically changed. This is often done by
Product Family. If you set up an Item Category to represent the Product Family you can
quickly markup the subset of Price List Lines.
• Optionally adjust only Items with a specific Item Status.
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• Any time a new line is added to a price (manually, copy, or Add Items) the system
populates the Creation Date with the system date.
• Use the Creation Date to select only items that were added on a given date. This is very
helpful when you have used the Add Items to Price List program to add new items At
Cost. This enables you to markup the new items while leaving the older lines untouched.
• Use the Copy program to create as many price list as your business procedures support
and then Adjust the Price List Value by a Percent or an Amount.
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Practice - Adjusting a Price List
Overview
You can quickly adjust list prices (such as a 10 percent increase) for selected items or all items
on a price list using the Adjust Price List window. In this practice, you will increase all prices on
XX-Price List 2 by 10 percent.
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increase.
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Solution - Adjusting a Price List
Adjusting a Price List
1. Navigate to the Adjust Price List window.
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The Add Items to Price List window enables you to quickly add items to an existing price list.
When using the Add Items to Price list feature, you can use a number of control attributes
within the window to identify which items should be added to the list. These options include
addition by the range of item numbers, item category, and item status. You can only add items
from this window to one list at a time. To add all of the items that have a category of Shippable
to five different price lists, use the Add Items to Price List window five times, to add the
Shippable category to each price list individually.
Using the Set Price Equal to Cost option, you can retrieve the current cost of the item by
selecting an inventory organization that stores item costs; the current cost retrieved is stored in
the same price list as the item.
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You can use the Add Items to Price List program to add Product Lines to existing price lists.
When new product lines are added to your inventory, assign unique Categories to them, so that
you can add them to your existing price lists using the Add Items feature by Item Category.
If you are in an industry where your selling prices are set at a given Percent over cost, add your
items at cost with a Future Effective Start date; then use the Adjust Price List program to
markup the new items.
Note that the Add Items to Price List program does not overwrite any list lines that have the
same Item Number and Unit of Measure as the Inventory Item Number and its Primary unit of
measure. This means that you cannot accidentally overwrite current valid values.
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Practice - Adding an Item Category to a Price List
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4. Navigate to the Add Items to Price List window.
5. Complete the following entries:

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− Item Status = Active
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6. Select the Set List Price Equal to Cost From check box.
7. Select Seattle Manufacturing in the Inventory Organization field.
8. Click Submit and record the Request ID.
9. Review the status of the request you submitted. The concurrent request should read
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Using qualifiers with modifier lists can improve processing time because the pricing engine
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qualifiers for your modifier list and lines, you can create rules that will be automatically
applied by the pricing engine.
From the order or order line you can use the Action – View Adjustments to see the details of
modifiers that were applied automatically by the pricing engine or to apply manual discounts.
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the pre-defined values.
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Creating Modifier Lists
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Elements within the Modifier List window:
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• Price Breaks can either be discounts or surcharges. You can create price breaks based on
order quantity or amount.
Elements when defining a modifier line:
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• The pricing engine uses the Start and End Dates to establish effective dates for the
modifier line.
• The Print on Invoice feature is controlled by a profile option: OM: Show Discount Details
on Invoice. If it is selected the discounts will print on your invoices. Otherwise, the net
amount is passed to Receivables.
• Select the Automatic check box if you want the pricing engine to apply the modifier to all
qualified orders and order lines.
• To create Manual discounts, deselect the Automatic check box.You can use the Action >
View Adjustments in the Sales Orders window to apply manual modifiers.
• To avoid changing the Selling Price calculated by the pricing engine, deselect the
Override check box.
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calculated price with a new price. To do this, create a modifier line and deselect the
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Discount Modifier
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Scenario 1
If a customer is either a preferred customer or a customer who spends more than $150, they
receive 10 percent off the order.
Scenario 2
For any 10 compact discs purchased by April 2000, the customer receives $2 off.
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Practice - Creating a Discount Modifier Using Qualifiers
Overview
In this practice, you will learn how to create a discount modifier to apply a 5% discount. You
will then create a sales order and see the discount applied automatically.
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− Version =1
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− Description = Enter a meaningful description
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3. Click the List Qualifiers button and create the following list qualifiers:
Qualifier Context Qualifier Attribute Operator Value From

Customer Customer Name = XX-Big City Electronics
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12. Save your work, and note the order number ____________.
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13. Select Actions > View Adjustments.
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Price Break Modifiers: Point Breaks
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the 100 to 200 price break bracket.
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Scenario 1
Customers in the National Accounts territory who spend less than $1000 per order receive a 2
percent surcharge.
Scenario 2
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surcharge for special handling.
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Qualifier Overview
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• If the Grouping Number is –1, then that qualifier is always used with an AND condition
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must be satisfied, irrespective of other qualifiers.
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Example of Qualifier Hierarchy
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Qualifiers for Modifier Lists
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• Order:
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criteria for a benefit or price. For example, the Customer context includes the following
attributes: Customer class (defined in RA customers); Site; and Customer Name.
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costs in Shipping Execution and have the Freight and Special Charge List modifiers convert
them into charges in Order Management. The freight charge may be equal to the freight cost,
or it could be the freight cost with a markup.
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2. In the Modifier Summary tab, enter the modifier lines, specifying that the modifier is to be
applied at the order level.
3. Set up header level qualifiers that will be applicable at the list level. You can define the
qualifier to accept only orders with Freight Terms of Prepay and Add.
4. When you enter an order with Freight Terms of Prepay and Add, the charges are applied
to the order automatically and you can view them in the order window.
Please note that this is only one example of a type of setup, various other ways of setting up
Freight and Special Charges Modifiers are possible.
Basic Pricing Setup

Practice - Creating a Freight and Special Charge List Modifier
Overview
In this practice, you create a Freight and Special Charge List modifier using formulas, modifiers,
and qualifiers. In this exercise you will define:
• Two Special Charge Formulas
• A Modifier List with four line modifiers that determine how to use the formulas
• List and line qualifiers to determine eligibility
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4. Place your cursor on the Formula name field, clear the record, and enter the next formula:
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Basic Pricing Setup

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Charge Name Formula Application Method Value

Freight Costs XX-Freight Lumpsum (blank)
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29. Return to the Main tab of the Modifier header and select the Active check box.
30. Save your work.
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43. Click Actions > Charges. There should be a line for Freight Costs of $750 and a line for
Handling Costs of $50 (provided the Order Total is greater than $10,000).
44. Save your work.
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Solution - Creating a Freight and Handling Charges Modifier
Defining the First Formula
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1. Navigate to the Pricing Formulas window.
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discounts, surcharges, price breaks, and freight and special charges. The price book supports
formula-based prices, and you can view price break and pricing attribute details.
Freight and special charges: Although freight and special charges do not affect the unit selling
price in Basic Pricing, they will affect the net price in the price book.
Pricing buckets: If pricing buckets have been defined for any modifiers, the modifiers will be
displayed in the order of the pricing buckets, with the null bucket modifiers displayed last
From the online view, you can view any price break details or any pricing attributes used in the
price calculation. Pricing errors (such as missing pricing attribute for formula processing or
duplicate prices) are also displayed on a separate page.
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MQP: o - From Address
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You need to set up the profile option QP: E-mail - From Address to specify the sender's e-mail
address for any e-mails that are sent from the price book feature. When the price book is e-
mailed, the recipient can identify and respond to the sender’s return e-mail address. There is no
default value for the profile option and can be updated at the Site and User level.
Important: Publishing a price book to a printer or as an e-mail attachment and creation of the
View Document (formatted document) is dependent on the availability of the Delivery Server
Component of the Oracle XML Publisher (XDO) product.
QP: External Default Pricing Perspective
This profile option sets the default pricing perspective for all external users. The value defaults
to the Pricing Perspective field in the Create Price Book page. This profile can be set at the site
or user level and the default value is Order Management Order.
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Purchasing that request information from the pricing application. The Pricing Perspective field
in the Create Price Book page displays the default value; however, an internal user can
override this value by selecting a different pricing perspective. This profile can be set at the site
level only and default value is Order Management Order
Note: Oracle Advanced Pricing is not one of the valid values for this profile option.
QP: Pricing Perspective Request Type
This profile option is used for the price book feature to map the Pricing Perspective to the
Request type calling the price book. It can be set at system administrator site and system
administration application levels. The default value at the site level is Order Management
Order.
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pricing perspective has an associated request type. The Price Book Pricing Events parameter
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engine to generate a price book.
Multiple events may be entered separated by commas; for example, BATCH, BOOK. Seeded
values are:
• CMRO: Batch
• Order Capture: Batch
• FTE: FTE Price Line
• Intercompany: IC Batch
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price book to a printer or as an e-mail attachment. Use the seeded XML templates to generate
your price books, or create additional templates depending on the desired publishing option (e-
mail or print) and the output format [EXCEL (XLS), PDF, RTF]; for example, you may want a
separate template for print versions and another for e-mail.
Note: To send the price book as an e-mail attachment, you also need to configure the e-mail
server in XML Publisher. Oracle XML Publisher is required to create and maintain XML
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Control (MOAC) setup.
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order, service contract, or purchase order. An internal user can edit the value but an external
cannot view or edit it. These prices are currency specific, but the price book does handle multi-
currency (price list) conversions supported in price lists.
Note: All item/UOM combinations will be priced.
You can set the pricing effective date for a past date, current date, or future date. Information
in the Price Calculation Criteria will be input parameters to generate the price book. Currency,
Quantity, and Customer are mandatory fields. The quantity will always default to 1, but can be
updated. You can specify a price list, pricing agreement, or sales agreement as a starting point
for the price book. The pricing engine will always perform a search across all the valid pricing
setups to derive the price.
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and UOM combinations within the price list will get priced, but the final list price may be
derived from a different price list.
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supported in price lists.
• Pricing effective dates: Past date, current date, or future dates.
• Pricing Basis: Agreement, sales agreement, or price list.
• Additional criteria: Define further qualities for price book such as qualifiers, pricing
attributes. These attributes may determine if a specific price or modifier will be applied. If
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• Send to Printer: Enter the name of the printer where the price book is to be printed. If no
printer is specified, the default printer defined in the XDO configuration file is used.
• View Document: Select a Template and Document Type to view the document online.
Note: The e-mail and printer server must be configured properly to use the e-mail and printer
publishing options. For more details on publishing options, please refer to the XML Publishing
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net price, and all modifiers.
• Price Book Errors report: Provides information on any pricing error that occurred during
the generation of the price book.
• Price Book Summary report: Displays an item’s list and net price. To generate the View
Document, a template and template type must be selected.
• You may need to create multiple templates depending on the desired publishing option (e-
mail or print) and the desired output format (Excel, HTML, PDF, RTF).
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modifiers.
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display multiple categories. For an item, you will see the price list used to derive the list price.
If there are any line level discounts, surcharges, price breaks, or freight and special charge
modifier, then these will be displayed below the list price line. If pricing buckets have been
defined for any modifiers, the modifiers will be displayed in the order of the pricing buckets,
with the null bucket modifiers displayed last. Although freight and special charges do not
affect the unit selling price in pricing, they will affect the Net Price in the price book.
From the online view, you can view any price break details or any pricing attributes used in the
price calculation. Pricing errors (such as missing pricing attribute for formula processing or
duplicate prices) are also displayed on a separate page.
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Customer, or Price Effective Date of the price book. You can also delete one or more price
books.
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value or not. If it is Required, then you must provide a value. If it is Optional, you may leave it
blank. The Default Value column allows you to provide a default value for the profile. The
following are some common profile options used in Basic Pricing:
Profile Option Required Default Value
----------------- ----------- -----------------
QP: Allow Duplicate Modifiers Required Yes
QP: Blind Discount Option Required Yes
QP: Debug Optional Request Viewer Off
QP: Inventory Decimal Precision Required 10
QP: Item Validation Organization Required No Default
QP: Negative Pricing Required No Default
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QP: Price Rounding Required Blank
QP: Qualify Secondary Price Lists Optional No
QP: Return Manual Discounts Optional Yes
QP: Satisfied Qualifiers Option Optional Yes
QP: Security Control Optional Off
QP: Security Default Maintain Privilege Required Blank
QP: Security Default ViewOnly Privilege Required Blank
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Schedule – Line
Scheduling the line makes the order line’s demand visible to Oracle Inventory for planning.
It also sets the Shipment Schedule Date.
Create Supply
Variety of subflow paths can be taken within Create Supply Line based on the type of item
shipped. They are as follows:
• Configurable Items: Configurable items must complete the Create Supply activity which
takes an order line through a build cycle. The final assemblies that are completed out of
Oracle Work in Process are received into Oracle Inventory as Reserved for a specific
customer’s order.
• Drop ship: Drop ship order lines must complete the Create Supply activity too. After a
Purchase Requisition has been passed to Oracle Purchasing the order line advances to the
Shipping Activity.

• Standard Shippable Items: Standard shippable items don’t need to perform any of the
Create Supply activities so directly advance to the Shipping activity.
Shipping
What happens when the order line reaches ‘Ship Line’ workflow activity?
• Oracle Order Management calls Oracle Shipping Execution APIs to indicate that a line is
Ready to Release.
• The sales order line status is changed to Awaiting Shipping. Order lines that are awaiting
shipping have corresponding records in Oracle Shipping Execution module called
Delivery Lines.
• Pick Release process creates move orders to move items to the staging location and create
reservation in Oracle Inventory.
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When sales order lines are booked or scheduled in Order Management, associated delivery
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Delivery
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is auto-created, the delivery lines are grouped together by the mandatory default criteria, Ship
From Location and Ship To Location. However, additional grouping criteria can be included
such as:
- Customer
- Freight Terms
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release criteria is defined based on your business requirements. You customize the release
criteria by defining the following:
• Release Rules: The release rules identify which delivery lines should be considered for
pick release and the picking operations that should be performed on the selected lines.
• Release Sequence Rules: The release sequence rules define the order in which eligible
picks are allocated inventory.
• Pick Slip Grouping Rules: The pick slip grouping rules define how released order lines
are grouped on the pick slips for ease of picking.

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staging location. To release the move order lines, the lines must be allocated with the materials
from the subinventory. Oracle Inventory picking engine fills in the move order lines with the
transaction details. It also places a high-level reservation on the material if no reservation
previously exists. This process is called allocation.
Staging Location
A staging location is the destination subinventory where the materials are deposited after
picking. Material deposited in the staging location is then in position for its next step, which is
ship confirm. Each organization must designate at least one staging subinventory. In a
warehouse, the staging location is physically located typically near the shipping dock. Staging
subinventories should be reservable. Each pick release batch created at pick release will have
the same destination staging subinventory.

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the high level reservation to an allocated reservation (including lots, subinventory, and
locators) in the staging location.

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During Ship Confirm you can perform the following actions:
• Backordering: Backordering when only a partial quantity of items that were pick released
require shipping. When a delivery line is backordered, the delivery line is split into two
delivery lines. The original line quantity is the detailed quantity. The new line quantity is
the difference between the requested quantity and the detailed quantity.
• Consolidating Backorders: Consolidating backorders is an automatic process that
combines several backordered delivery lines having the same source line, back into one
delivery line. Consolidating Backorders is performed during Pick Release, Cycle Count,
or Ship Confirm. When a backorder occurs, Oracle Shipping Execution searches for the
existing backorder delivery lines for a particular source line.
Note: To consolidate backorders the Consolidate Backorder Lines field in the Global
Parameters window must be selected.
• Making Items Non-Reservable: Making items non-reservable places a reservation on the
items such that they are not available for other delivery lines. While making the items

non-reservable you must specify the subinventory and stock locator to pick the items
from. If the items are serial controlled, lot controlled, or revision controlled you must
specify the respective details while making items non-reservable.
• Models: You can ship Model items non-proportionately, for example:
- You ship all the components but not in the correct proportion
- You do not ship all of the components
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modify the attributes of the shipment. The automated shipping process can be used to perform
the following automatically:
• Pick Release: The pick release process can be automated to perform delivery creation,
pick selection, pick allocation, and pick confirmation.
• Packing: You can run Auto-Pack SRS to run the packing process periodically.
• Ship Confirm: You can run Auto Ship Confirm SRS to run the ship confirm process
periodically.
One Step Shipping performs Pick Release, Pack, and Ship Confirm all in one go.

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delivery.
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the deliveries that were autocreated.
• Auto pack all delivery lines assigned to the deliveries that are in the Staged/Pick
Confirmed status.
Note: To automatically pack all delivery lines into LPNs,
you must set the autopack level for your organization as Yes
or Autopack Master in the Shipping Transaction tab of
Shipping Parameters window. For more information, see the
lesson titled “Shipping Transaction Parameters” slide.
Note: Container-load relationship should be defined for the
delivery line items

• Ship confirm all delivery lines assigned to the deliveries that are in the Staged status and
which does not require assignment of serial numbers.
Note: To automatically ship confirm, you must assign a ship
confirm rule to your organization. You can assign the same
in the Shipping Transaction tab of Shipping Parameters
window. For more information, see the lesson titled
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• Auto create trips, if trips and stops are not manually created for the delivery lines.
Note: If pick, pack, and ship process is not successful for even one delivery line of a delivery,
the one step shipping cannot be performed on the entire delivery.
Note: To ship confirm from the Shipping Transactions form, the organization to which the
sales order belongs should be attached with a ship confirm rule.
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You can use the shipping transaction form to plan, execute, and view all aspects of the
shipping process. The user interface is composed of two elements; the Query Manager and the
Data Manager. You can use extensively the Oracle folder and tree capabilities.

Guided Demonstration – Shipping Transaction Form
Responsibility: Order Management Super User, Vision Operations
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can use the saved query for future searches. The queries are classified into the following:
• Personal Query: Queries you save for your personal use. This query is not available to
other users.
• Public Query: Queries you save and share with other users. This is very useful if you
want to centrally manage the queries.
• Temporary Query: Queries that are not used frequently such as those that you use only
once. These are queries which are not used frequently. Temporary queries are not saved
and are valid for that session only.

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• Generate reports

Quick Ship Window
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The Quick Ship window provides the following features:
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• Ship confirm multiple deliveries at the same time
• Change ship quantities and also specify the inventory controls for each delivery line
• View and resolve the shipping exceptions for the delivery, trip and delivery lines
• Customization of the display of fields, initial view (delivery or trip), and folder options for
each entity based on your business needs

Guided Demonstration – Quick Ship Window
(USA)
(N) Shipping > Quick Ship
Changing Quick Ship View

1. (N) Shipping > Quick Ship
2. (M) Tools > Change View to toggle between the two Quick Ship views. The two Quick Ship
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following methods.
• Click on the field to be moved. Click (M) Folder and click on Move Right, Move Left,
Move Up, and Move Down to move to respective position.

• Right click on the field to be moved. Select the Folders option in the popment, and click
on Move Right, Move Left, Move Up, and Move Down to move to respective position.
Creating New Folder

8. (M) Folder > New
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11. Select the Show Trip Information to display the Trip tab
12. (M) File > Save.
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Reports and Processes
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help you improve productivity and increase control. Text attachments can be used with reports
and documents to print shipping application data: for example, unpacking instructions entered
on a delivery line can be printed on the Packing Slip. You use the Shipping Reports and
Documents window to select the report you want to generate. The Shipping Execution Reports
are displayed based on the report parameters that you enter.
Printers
Order Management Super User, Vision Operations (USA)
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You can assign shipping documents and reports to specific printers. Printers can be assigned at
multiple levels, including the following:
• User
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• Applications
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Integration With Oracle Order Management
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Line and Ship – Line Manual:
Schedule – Line:
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shipped. This activity makes the order line’s demand visible to Oracle Inventory for planning.
It also sets the shipment schedule date for the order line.
Ship – Line Manual:
The Ship – Line Manual enables you to manually initiate shipping for an order line. The Ship –
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Integration With Oracle Transportation Management
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of 3rd party audit firms that you might use. Auditing takes place upon receipt of a
freight bill from the carrier after shipment delivery has been completed.
• Load Tendering: Enables you to communicate the characteristics of a delivery with your
carriers to facilitate shipment pickup.
• Inbound Carrier Selection: Enables you to select preferred carriers for inbound purchase
orders.

Integration With Oracle Warehouse Management
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• Pick Methodologies: The pick methodologies are determined by Warehouse
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choose to enable Oracle Workflow with Oracle Shipping Execution, then specific tasks and
output are enabled through the use of customized business objects. For example, the workflow
can be configured so that specific users receive a notification email when an overship or
backorder occurs.
Workflows available in Oracle Shipping Execution include:
•Delivery Flow – Generic: This process is initiated when a delivery line is assigned to a
delivery and completed when the delivery reaches its final drop off location.
•Trip Flow – Generic: This process is initiated when a trip is created and completed when the
ultimate drop off stop is closed.
•Ship to Deliver Process Workflow: This process models the ship confirm process through
the Order Management and Inventory interfaces.

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Oracle Shipping Execution provides a role to each user that controls the access of Action list
and Tools menu in the various user interfaces.
Defining Roles:
• Roles provide data access controls. You can assign the following data access controls to
each role:
- Data Access Edit: This enables you to edit and view data pertaining to shipping
entities
- Data Access View: This enables you to only view data pertaining to shipping entities
- Data Access None: This prevents you from editing and browsing data and
performing actions
• You can create your own customized roles by defining the access controls to match
responsibilities of your shipping personnel.
Defining and Copying Shipping Execution Roles

• Use the Shipping Execution Role Definition window to define and copy the shipping
roles. The roles can be granted access to functionalities. The functionalities are classified
as follows in the Shipping Execution Role Definition window:
- Trips
- Stops
- Deliveries
- Lines/LPNs
- General
• Copying a role is performed from the Edit menu, using the Duplicate option. The
privileges can be updated, name, and new user assignments are available when copying a
role.
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Guided Demonstration - Defining Roles
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(N) > Shipping > Setups > Grants and Role Definitions > Define Roles
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Define a Role
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Granting Roles To Users
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You can use the Shipping Execution Grants window to grant a user a role in one organization
or all organizations for a period of time. The role is assigned to a user by a grant. The grant is
specific to a particular user and defines the roles assigned to the user, the organization where
the grant is effective, the start date and optionally, an end date.
More than one grant can be assigned if the user requires different access controls to more than
one organization. The start and end dates for grants can overlap.
For example, if a user requires full-access privileges to three organizations and view-only
access to a fourth, the user must be assigned four grants—one for each respective organization
(three full-access and one view-only grant). However, if only one grant is assigned, that grant
becomes the default grant for the user.
In addition, the grant has the following requirements:
• A grant may or may not have one inventory organization selected.
• Many grants can be assigned for each role.

• A user can have one or more grants. If the user does not have any grant (expired, effective,
or future), the default is view-only access to all organizations. If the user has grants, the
user's access is controlled by the effective grants. If there are overlapping grants in the
same organization or an intersection of grant date ranges, the union of grant privileges
controls the user's access.
A role can be assigned to a user that spans all organizations instead of granting a unique grant
per organization. If an organization is not specified, the grant is applicable to all organizations.
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Guided Demonstration – Granting Access to Roles
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Shipping
A freight carrier is a commercial company that transports shipments to and from customers,
suppliers, and internal organizations. A freight carrier can consist of different service levels
and mode of transportation. You must assign a freight carrier to a delivery in order to ship
confirm if Enforce Ship Methods is enabled in Global Shipping Parameters window. You can
classify a freight carrier as follows:
• Active: An active carrier is a carrier attached with a vehicle.
• Generic: A generic carrier is virtual carrier that is attached to a vehicle. A generic carrier
can be defined to set up the transit time between an origin and destination. Only transit
time information can be specified for a generic carrier. Other information such as rating,
manifesting, load tendering cannot be defined for a generic carrier.
Note: The ship method of the freight carrier can be used by the organization only if the ship
method is assigned to the organization.
Ship Method
Ship method is the concatenation of the following:

• Freight Carrier: Name of the freight carrier.
• Service Level: The freight carrier can provide different levels of service. For example,
service levels can be door-to-door, next day air, and ground.
• Mode: The freight carrier can be provide different modes of service. For example, the
mode of service can be LTL,TL, or parcel.
Example: Freight carrier: Truck
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Service Level: Ground
Ship method: Truck-LTL-Ground
Note: For a ship method to be used by an organization, it must be assigned to it.
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Guided Demonstration - Defining Freight Carriers
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(N) Shipping > Setup > Freight Carriers, Cost Types > Freight Carriers
1. (N) Shipping > Setup > Freight Carriers, Cost Types > Freight Carriers

− Name: XX-Freight
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Freight Costs
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You can define freight cost types, which can be attached to shipments. You can attach multiple
freight costs to a shipment. You can group freight costs based on the freight cost types.
The prerequisites for defining freight costs are:
• Define values for Freight Cost Type lookups
• Define pricing modifier and optionally a pricing formula to pass freight costs to Oracle
Order Management and Oracle Accounts Receivable
You can define the freight costs in the Freight Cost Types window. You can define the
following attributes in the Freight Costs Types window:
• Name of the Freight Cost
• Type of Freight Cost
• Currency of Freight Cost
• Amount of Freight Cost
• Effective period in which the Freight Cost is valid

Guided Demonstration – Defining Freight Cost Types
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(N) > Shipping > Setup > Freight Carriers, Cost Types > Freight Cost Types
1. (N) Shipping > Setup > Freight Carriers, Cost Types > Freight Cost Types

− Name: Special
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Transit Times
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Shipping
Transit time is the time taken to ship material using a given ship method from origin to
destination. Transit time can be specified for the shipments between the following:
• Organizations
• Supplier and Organizations
• Supplier and Customers
• Third Party Warehouses
Before defining the transit times, you have to define freight carriers and assign them to
organization to get valid ship methods.
You can use the Transit Times window to define the transit time between two locations. You
can define the following in the Transit Times window:
• Origin Type: You can select the location type such as
- Internal Location
- External Location
- Region

- Zone
• From Location: The location from which the shipment is shipped
• Destination Type: Select the location type such as
- Internal Location
- External Location
- Region
- Zone
• Destination: The location to which the shipment is shipped
• You can define the following in the Ship Method regions
- Ship Method: Select a ship method from the list of values
- Intransit Time: The transit time between the origin and destination
- Daily Capacity: The maximum allowable load capacity in terms of weight that can
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Regions and Zones
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• Region: A geographical area, for example, a group of cities, states, provinces, or a
country. You can model regions at different levels of scale. A region can consist of
countries, provinces or states, cities, or postal codes.
• Sub-Region: A child of a region. For example, the sub-regions of the region Canada can
be its provinces; the sub region of the region London can be its postal codes
• Zone: A collection of regions, for example, a western zone. Zone information is unique to
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• Regional Transit Times: The in-transit time for the shipment between ship-from
location, ship-to location, locations, zones, and regions based on the shipping methods.
The advantage of planning shipments in terms of regions and zones are:
• Enter and maintain in-transit and sourcing rules information between zones rather than
between every ship-from and ship-to location combination
• With less in-transit information Oracle Shipping Execution finds the information faster

• The in-transit information automatically applies to the new user also for deciding shipping
quotation, you can compare your inter-zone shipment requirements with of your service
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Note: To work with Regions and Zones you must have Oracle Advanced Planning and
Scheduling Suite
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Shipping Document Sets
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You can group a set of related documents and reports that can be printed during pick release or
ship confirm. You can also define the sequence in which you want the reports to be printed.
For example, you can create document set and and assign the Bill of Lading and Packing Slip
and define the sequence of printing. Packing Slip Report and define the sequence of printing.
The shipping document sets at the following places:
• You can set the default document set to be printed during pick release in the Pick Release
tab of the Shipping Transaction Parameters window. For more information, see the lesson
titled “Pick Release Tab In Shipping Transaction Parameter” slide.
• You can select the document sets to be printed during ship confirm in the Ship Confirm
window.

Guided Demonstration – Defining Document Sets
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1. (N) Shipping > Setup > Documents > Document Sets
2. Enter the following information in the header:

− Document Set: XX-Docs
− Description: New Document Set
− Usage: Pick Release
− Printing Method: Parallel (Defaulted)
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8. Edit Effective Dates, Printing Method, add new documents, or delete existing ones.
9. (M) File > Save.

Document Categories
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You can use the Document Categories functionality to categorize the shipping documents. Use
the Document Categories window to define the document categories.
You can create more than one document category for a document. For example, while printing
the Bill Of Lading (BOL) for a freight carrier, you want the name of the freight carrier to
printed as a suffix in the document, you can define a separate document category for the freight
carrier. When you use different BOL sequence for each carrier, you can identify the carrier by
looking at the BOL.
Document categories can be specified for the following:
• Document Types/Ship Method/Carriers: When you specify the document categories for
specific document types, ship method, or carriers, you can identify the document.
• Location: A specific location can be attached to the document category. For example, if
you have a freight carrier named Trucking Company and when it has the following
departure:
- From warehouse 1, the bill of lading number is WH1-12345- Trucking Co

- From warehouse 2, the bill of lading number is WH2-55466-Trucking Co
Note: Location can be attached only to the document category which has the document type as
BOL.
Note: The document category is specific to the application and responsibility from which you
are accessing.
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•Pick Slip
•Vehicle Load Sheet Summary
These templates are assigned to document sets and are used when printing the reports.
Multiple templates can be created for each report. If your report has multiple templates, then
you select which template to use when you print.
Enabling PDF Printing: PDF printing must be enabled on the Shipping Document Sets window
or through the use of concurrent requests. The seeded concurrent requests are as follows:
• Vehicle Load Sheet Summary PDF

• Pick Slip PDF
• Bill of Lading PDF
• Master Bill of Lading PDF
• Mailing Label PDF
• Commercial Invoice PDF
• Packing Slip PDF
Enabling PDF printing on the Shipping Document Sets window requires that you use the report
name ending in PDF Output and selecting the layout template. If you select a report that is not
PDF Output, then the Layout Template field is not available for update.
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Customizing and Creating Templates
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All creation and customization of templates is performed in Oracle XML Publisher. See Oracle
XML Publisher User’s Guide for more information.

Document Sequences
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no > Setup > Documents > Document Sequences
Shipping
Define document sequences to generate a unique numbering sequence for documents in Oracle
Shipping Execution. Use the Document Sequences window to define the document sequence.
For example, you can specify unique document sequencing for BOL and packing slips in
Oracle Shipping Execution.
You can define the following in the Document Sequence window:
• Name: The name of the document sequence
• Application: The application to which the document sequence can be applied
• From: The start date from which the document sequence is valid
• To: The end date till which the document sequence is valid
• Type: You can select the following options:
- Automatic
- Manual
- Gapless

• Message: Select this checkbox to display a message to inform the user sequence and
name.
• Initial Value: Initial value of the document sequence
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Choosing Printers For Searching Documents and Labels
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You can assign shipping documents and selected reports to specific printers for multiple levels.
The levels are:
• User
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• Application
• Site
Oracle Shipping Execution will look for a printer at the User level first. If one is not found in
this level, it looks for printer at lower levels until it is found. For example, you can assign pick
slips and pack slips to your warehouse tractor feed printer, your mailing labels to a tractor
printer stocked with blank labels, and other documents to a laser printer in your order entry
office.
Note: Pick slips can be made to print at the Zone/Subinventory levels.

The window consists of a Document and a Printer tab: the Documents tab displays all the
documents assigned to a printer, while the Printers tab displays all printers assigned to a
document.
If a user or responsibility is not specified, Shipping Execution uses the printer assigned to the
application.
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• Order Compliance: The partner ITM application evaluates the sales order lines for
export compliance request to the ITM adapter.
• Delivery Compliance: The export compliance is performed on the deliveries or shipment.

Delivery Compliance Screening
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nocompliance Screening can be performed either at delivery creation or at ship
confirmation. The export compliance screening request is submitted to the ITM adapter’s
interface tables. The ITM adapter generates and transmits the export compliance service
request XML to the partner application. A synchronous acknowledgment is expected from the
ITM application. The export compliance request XML contains all the necessary data elements
required for checking the compliance of the delivery.
The partner ITM application evaluates the delivery for export compliance and responds to
Oracle Applications with the overall pass or fail status. The asynchronous response is received
by Oracle XML gateway and a synchronous acknowledgement is provided to the partner
application. The XML gateway passes the response information to the ITM adapter, which in
turn handles the exception, originally logged against the delivery to prevent from ship
confirmation.
If a delivery is determined to be non compliant, the ITM adapter logs compliance failure
exception against the delivery. You will need to manually cancel these cancel these deliveries
depending upon their business processes. In case, the ITM application is unable to evaluate the
compliance of a delivery programmatically, the ITM application notifies the compliance users

for a manual compliance review. A response is not communicated back to Oracle Application
until a final compliance determination is made by the compliance user.
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noshipping and transportation of goods there are many possibilities of encountering a
situation that violates the requirements of a shipper, transportation carrier, or the customer.
These situations are called Shipping Exceptions. The process of handling the exception is
called Handling Shipping Exceptions. Shipping Exceptions enable you to identify and handle
nonconforming operations that violate the requirements of your business or that of your
carriers and customers.
The shipping entities that can incur shipping exceptions are delivery, delivery lines, containers,
trips, and stops. For each shipping entity the shipping exceptions logged against it are
displayed in the Shipping Transactions form and Quick Ship window. If there is any exception
logged against an entity, the Exception check box is enabled. The color of checkbox will
display the level of exception. They are as follows:
• Red: This color of the checkbox indicates that there exist at least one exception for this
entity which is an error
• Yellow: This color of the checkbox indicates that there exists at least one exception for
this entity which is a warning

• No Color: If the exceptions checkbox is checked but there is no red or yellow color, then
there exists at least one exception exists for this shipping entity as information only
Shipping Exceptions can be classified as:
• Seeded Exceptions: Seeded exceptions are the default exceptions that ship with Oracle
Shipping Execution.
• Manual Exceptions: You can create manual exceptions to meet your business
requirements.
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(N) Shipping > Setup > Define Exceptions
You can define Shipping Exceptions to meet your unique business requirements. For example,
if there is a scenario where the transportation carrier does not deliver the goods to the customer
on time, a shipping exception can be defined for this scenario. You can manually log this
exception within the entity against the transportation carrier.
Define the shipping exceptions in the Define Shipping Exceptions window. Define the
following attributes for the exception in this window:
• Exception Type: You can select the exception type to indicate the process of the
exception. You can select the following for the exception type:
- Batch
- Delivery
- Picking
- Trip

• Exception Behavior: You can select the following to indicate the behavior of the
exception:
- Error: The exception must be handled before the entity can be closed
- Information Only: The exception is provided as information. You can close the entity
and the information only exception will be closed automatically.
- Warning: A warning is displayed but the entity can be closed.
• Enabled: Select this check box, to enable the shipping exception
• Raise Business Event: Select this check box, to raise a business event that can be shown
in the workflow
Note: You can enable or disable both the manual and seeded shipping exceptions
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Shipping Exceptions are logged against shipping entities either manually or automatically. Use
the Log Exception window to log shipping exceptions manually. You must enter the following
in the Exception tab of Log Exception window:
• Exception Name: Select the exception name to be logged. The values in the field default
based on the definition of the exception name.
• Message: Enter the message to be displayed when the exception is raised.
• Logging Entity: The entity logging the shipping exception. The logging entity can be
shipper, receiver, or transportation carrier.
• Logged At Location: The location at which the shipping exception is logged.
• Exception At Location: The location at which the shipping exception has occurred.
In the Trip/Delivery/Container tab, you can define the shipping entity on which the shipping
exception is logged. For example, you can enter the delivery name in the Delivery Name field

to indicate that the shipping exception is logged for this specific delivery. You can do the same
for trip and container.
Note: The Log Exception window can also be invoked from the Shipping Transactions form
and Quick Ship window
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You can view and update the shipping exception logged to a shipping entity. You use the View
Shipping Exception window to view and update the shipping exception. You can update the
following:
• Message: Enter a message that must be displayed when the exception is raised
• Status: Select any one of the following to change the status of the logged shipping
exception:
- Open: Select this to keep the shipping exception open
- Closed: Select this to manually close the shipping exception
- No Action Required: Select this to carry on with next process, without closing the
shipping exception

Guided Demonstration – Viewing Shipping Exceptions
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− No Action Required: No handling required for this exception.
− Departure Date: Exceptions according to the departure date.
− Arrival Date: Exceptions according to the arrival date.
− Creation Date: Exceptions according to the date of creation.
5. Once you have completed your entries, click (B) Find.
View Exceptions
6. Click the tab that corresponds to the information you want to view or update. For example,
to update trip information for an exception, choose the Trip tab. Choose from the following
tabs:
− Exception tab: Displays general details about the exception ID, such as the
exception ID, exception type, exception name, and a description of the exception.

− Trip tab: Displays information about the trip name, departure date, and arrival date.
− Delivery tab: Displays the delivery name and delivery detail ID about the exception.
− Container tab: Displays the container name, associated with the exception.
− Inventory tab: Displays the inventory information for the exception including the
inventory organization, inventory item, item description, lot number, revision, serial
number, UOM (unit of measure), quantity, subinventory, and locator.
Optionally, to view or update a single exception:
7. Select the exception in the View Exceptions window.
8. (B) Open to display the selected exception in the Log Exception window.
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Running Pick Release
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Sales Orders for Picking window. You can also run the pick release online in the Shipping
Transactions form by selecting Launch Pick Release from the Actions menu.
• Concurrent: You can run pick release in the background, enabling you to run multiple
processes at the same time. You can run the pick release concurrently in the Release Sales
Orders for Picking window.
• Standard Report Submission (SRS): You can run pick release using the Standard Report
Submission process. Use this to run pick release as a scheduled task. For example, you can
run pick release at a specific time everyday. The delivery lines are selected for pick release
based on the release rule you select for the standard report submission.
• Pick Release Application Program API: You can run pick release using Application
Program Interface (API). For more information refer to Oracle Order Management APIs
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Define the release sequence rule to specify the order in which the eligible picking lines are
allocated to Oracle Inventory during pick release. You can release the picking lines by
selecting one or more of the following attributes:
• Order Number: Release picking lines based on the order number. If you define a priority
for the Order Number you cannot define priority for outstanding invoice value
• Outstanding Invoice Value: Release picking lines based on the outstanding invoice
value.
• Scheduled Date: Release picking lines based on scheduled date of delivery
• Departure Date: Release picking lines based on the departure date of the delivery
• Shipment Priority: Release picking lines based on the shipment priority
You can set a priority level to above attributes by assigning a value from 1 to 5. 1 being the
highest priority and 5 being the lowest priority. You can also decide whether the lines must be
picked based on the ascending or descending order.

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Attribute Priority Level Order
Shipping Priority 1 Ascending
Schedule Date 2 Ascending
According to the above table the order lines with highest shipping priority with earliest
scheduled date will be allocated with the material first.
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In this practice you will learn how to create a Release Sequence rule.
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Define the pick slip grouping rule to specify the criteria by which the delivery lines are
grouped together in a pick slip. For example, if you select delivery as a grouping criteria, all
delivery lines for the same delivery are grouped together on a pick slip. Use the Pick Slip
Grouping Rules window to define the pick slip grouping rule. The Pick Slip Grouping Rules
window is divided into three regions: Group By, Common, and Manufacturing. You can select
a combination of these attributes in these regions based on your business requirement.
The attributes you can group by in the Sales Order region include the following:
• Order Number
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• Source Subinv
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Define the release rules to specify the criteria by which the delivery lines are selected for pick
releasing and to determine the picking operations that will be performed on the delivery lines.
Release rules provide a means for defining one time setup for your pick release process. Create
the release rules in the Release Rules window. You can create a customized pick release rule
with its own set of unique parameters for pick releasing. Pick Release Rules are more
convenient to use when you run pick release regularly based on the same set of criteria.
Note: You must have a release rule defined when you pick release using Release Sales Order
SRS or when you use the Auto Pick Pack and Ship features.

Release Rule – Order Tab
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Use the Order Tab in the Release Rule window to define a set of criteria specific to the order to
select delivery lines for releasing. The criteria that you can define in this window includes the
following:
• Effective Dates: The period of time that the release rule is valid
• Orders: The status of the order. The different statuses are:
- Unreleased
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• Order Number: The sales order number
• Ship Set: The ship set
• Prior Reservations only: You check this box to pick release only the sales order that
already has items reserved for the line items
• Destination Type: You can pick release based on the following destination types:

- Region
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• Customer: The customer
• Item Region: In this region you select the Category Set, Category, and Item Number
• Scheduled Ship Dates/ Requested Dates: Define the range of ship dates scheduled or
requested
• Order Type: The type of order
• Order Dates: You can specify a Start Date and End Date in combination with the Days
field to create a moving pick window when you schedule the concurrent program to run on
a regular basis. The start and end dates are relative to the system date.
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Use the Shipping Tab in the Release Rule window to define a set of parameters that you want
to apply in terms of shipping during pick release. The various parameters available are:
• Ship Method: Select the ship method. The system will consider all delivery lines that
includes this ship method for pick release.
• Shipment Priority: Select the shipment priority. The system will consider all delivery
lines that include this shipment priority for pick release.
• Ship From Location: Select the ship from location. The system will consider all delivery
lines that include this ship from location for pick release.
• Include Assigned Lines: Enable the checkbox to include all the assigned lines in the pick
release.
• Document Set: Select the document set you want to print at pick release.
• Release Sequence Rule: Select the release sequence rule you want to apply at pick
release.

• Autocreate Deliveries: Select Yes to autocreate deliveries at pick release.
• Autocreate Delivery Criteria: Select Across Orders, if you want to create a delivery by
combining delivery lines across orders. Select Within Order, if you want to create delivery
only within an order.
• Auto Pick Confirm: Select Yes to auto pick confirm.
• Autopack Delivery: Select No if you do not want to use the autopack delivery option,
select Yes to enable autopacking, or select Auto Pack Master to utilize autopacking the
items into a primary container and additionally automate packing the primary container
into a defined master container.
• Append Deliveries: Select yes to append delivery lines to existing deliveries.
Note: You must setup the container-item relationship to support the functionality of auto pack
and auto pack master.
Note: You can append deliveries only when the Appending Limit field is set to value other
than Do Not Append in the Shipping Parameters window. Other prerequisites for appending a
deliveries is as follows:
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Use the Inventory Tab within the Release Rule window to define a set of parameters you want
to apply in terms of inventory management during pick release. The various parameters include
the following:
• Warehouse: Select the warehouse. The system will consider all delivery lines that specify
this warehouse for sourcing.
• Pick Slip Grouping Rule: Select the Pick Slip Group Rule to determine the criteria that
will be used for grouping delivery lines on the pick slip as part of the pick release process.
• Subinventory: Select the subinventory. The system will consider for pick release all
delivery lines that have this subinventory specified on the sales order line.
• Project: Select a project. You can select a project only if Oracle Project Manufacturing is
installed.
• Plan Tasks: Select either Yes or No to Enable Plan Tasks if Oracle Warehouse
Management is installed and you choose to utilize the Plan Tasks feature.

• Tasks: Select a task. You can select a task only if Oracle Project Manufacturing is
installed.
• Pick From Region: Select the subinventory and locator from which you want to pick the
line items.
• Default Stage Region: Select the default staging area to which you want to move the
items.
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Use the Pick Release Tab within the Shipping Parameters window to define the default values
for the pick release parameters including the following:
• Release Sequence Rule: Select the release sequence rule that will be displayed by default
in the Release Sequence Rule field during pick release.
• Pick Slip Grouping Rule: Select the pick slip grouping rule that will be displayed by
default in the Pick Slip Grouping Rule field during pick release.
• Print Pick Slip: You specify when you want to print the Pick Slips. You can set it to
either of the following:
- At the End: The pick slips are printed at the end of pick release.
- Immediate: The pick slips are printed when a specific number of pick slip lines have
been accumulated for printing. You can specify number of pick slip lines that needs
to be accumulated for printing in the Number of Pick Slip Lines field.

• Number of Pick Slip Lines: The maximum number of pick slip lines that is grouped in a
Pick Slip. You must specify the value when the Print Pick Slip is set to Immediate.
• Default Pick Release Document Set: Select the default pick release document set you
want to print during pick release.
• Default Stage Subinventory: Select the default staging subinventory where items needs
to be transferred at the end of the pick release process.
• Default Stage Locator: The default staging locator in the subinventory where the items
needs to be transferred at the end of the pick release process.
• Autocreate Deliveries: Select one of the following to specify your preference for
autocreating deliveries:
- Selected: Pick release automatically creates deliveries based on the delivery grouping
criteria specified in the Delivery Grouping tab of the Shipping Parameters window.
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subinventory items based on the Oracle Inventory picking engine. To autoallocate during pick
release you can set the Auto Allocate field in the Inventory tab of Release Sales Order for
Picking window to Yes.
The release sequence rule selected for the pick release determines the order in which the move
orders are allocated with materials. During allocation a high level reservation is placed on the
items.
Allocation of inventory is a prerequisite for printing pick slips. The pick slip grouping rule
selected during pick release determines the grouping criteria for the picked lines in the pick
slip.
You can set the Auto Allocate option to Yes by default by setting the Auto Allocate checkbox
to Yes within the Pick Release tab of the Shipping Parameters window. For more information
refer to Pick Release slide.

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grouped together to form a delivery based on the parameters set in the Delivery Parameters tab
within the Shipping Parameters window. You can also select a set of delivery lines in the
Query window and autocreate delivery. For more information refer to Delivery Tab in Shipping
Parameters Window.

Auto Pick Confirm
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requiring a pick confirmation is unmanageable. Auto pick confirm can be set up to occur by
default by setting the Auto Pick Confirm field to Yes in the Shipping Tab of Release Rule
window. This default option can be overridden during each pick release.
Pick confirmation follows the allocation and reservation of inventory items process
automatically if both Auto Allocate and Auto Pick Confirm options are selected.
When Auto Allocate is set to Yes and Auto Pick Confirm is set to Yes:
• When the request is submitted the system automatically creates a move order for all
eligible order lines that meet the picking criteria.
• The Release Sequence Rule can be used to sequence the orders for inventory allocation.
• Oracle Inventory’s Picking Rule can be used to detail the move order with suggested
material.
• Pick Slips are printed and can be reprinted if needed later.

• The subinventory transfer is executed to move the material from it’s source location to the
destination staging subinventory.
• The delivery line status is changed to Stagged/Pick Confirmed, making it eligible to be
Ship Confirmed.
Note: Auto Pick Confirm is not possible if Auto Allocation is not selected.
Note: Manual Pick Confirmation is required if you have Oracle Warehouse Management
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Use the Release Sales Orders for Picking window to pick release sales order lines. You can
select a set of parameters based on which you want to release sales order lines. You can only
pick release the sales order lines that meet the following prerequisites:
• Delivery lines must be in the release status
• Delivery lines must have shippable items
• Delivery lines must have shipping workflow activity
In this window you can release sales orders based on existing release rules or define you own
set of criteria to pick release.
For field description refer to Release Rule – Order Tab, Release Rule – Shipping Tab, and
Release Rule – Inventory Tab slide.
Note: You can also run the pick release online in the Shipping Transactions form by selecting
Launch Pick Release from the Actions menu.

Ship Confirm Rules
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Ship Confirm Rule Ship Options
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default actions:
• Action:
- Ship Entered Quantities: This action enables you to ship the quantities entered at ship
confirm time.
- Ship All: This action enables you to ship all lines, regardless of the actual quantity.
Ship All is required if you choose to use a default ship confirm rule.
- Backorder All: This actions enables you to backorder all lines, regardless of the
quantity.
- Cycle Count All: This action enables you to cycle count all line items, regardless of
the quantity.
• Unspecified Quantities (only available when the Action is Ship Entered Quantities):

- Ship: Ship confirms the quantity of items specified in the Shipped Quantity
field and treats blank values as full quantity (shipped quantity = requested
quantity).
- Backorder: Ship confirms the quantity of items specified in the Shipped
Quantity field and treats blank quantities as full backorders (backorder
quantity = requested quantity).
- Stage: Leaves the unspecified delivery line quantity as staged and removes it
from the delivery.
Note: If a non-zero Stage Quantity exists on a line, it is split from the line and
unassigned from the delivery. If the Create Delivery for Staged Quantities is
enabled, all staged delivery lines are grouped together in a new delivery.
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completed.
Note: Trip Options are only available if the Ship Option Action is set to Ship Entered
Quantities or Ship All.
• Ship Method Default Option:
- Ship Method: Selecting Ship Method enables you to select a valid ship method from
the list of values.
- Default from Trip/Delivery: Selecting Default from Trip/Delivery enables you to
allow Oracle Shipping Execution to use the ship method specified in the trip or
delivery.
• Set Delivery In-Transit: This creates a trip and related stops for the delivery and sets
status of delivery to In-transit.
• Close Trip: This creates a trip and related stops for the delivery and closes the trip.

• Defer Interface: This creates a trip and related stops for the delivery, but does not initiate
the Order Management interface and Inventory interface.
• Create Bill of Lading: This creates a trip and related stops for the delivery and creates a
bill of lading.
Any of the above options can be combined. For example, you might want to create a trip,
change the status to In-Transit, close the trip, then print the bill of lading. In this case, you
would enable the Set Delivery In-Transit, Close Trip, and Create Bill of Lading options.
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(N) Shipping > Shipping > Setup > Shipping Parameters > (T) Shipping
Shipping transaction parameters are the default values assigned to ship confirm parameters
during ship confirm. Define the shipping transaction parameters in the Shipping Transaction
tab of Shipping Parameters window. You can define the following in this window:
• Default Ship Confirm Document Set: The ship confirm document set that you want to
print on ship confirm.
• Ship Confirm Rule: The default ship confirm rule that your organization will use during
auto ship confirm.
• Autopack Options: You can select one of the following values:
- No: Autopack option is disabled for your organization. You have to manually select
the deliveries or delivery lines and pack.
- Yes: Autopack option is enabled for you organization. When autopack is run delivery
line items are automatically packed into containers based on the container-item
relationship.

- Autopack Master: Autopack option is enabled for your organization. Select this
option, when you want to pack the delivery line items in a container, and pack the
containers into master container. For example, containers are packed into freight
containers for transportation. The auto packing is done based on the container-item
relationship.
• Goods Dispatched Account: Select the default Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) account for
your organization.
• Enforce Packing in Containers: Select one of the following options:
- Yes: Select this to enforce packing of delivery line items into containers. When you
select this option, a warning message is displayed during ship confirm to indicate that
you have not packed the delivery line items. You can bypass this message and
proceed.
- No: Select this not to enforce packing of delivery line items into containers.
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packed into containers. LPNs can be created in the following ways:
• Manually: You can create LPNs without assigning them to a delivery. You can use this
method, when you want to create multiple containers of the same type and then pack them
with unassigned delivery lines. This makes packing more flexible because you can plan
and pack ahead of time or as needed.
• Automatically: Auto-packing provides a convenient and quick way of automatically
packing delivery lines into LPNs. The delivery lines are packed into the LPNs based on
the Container-item relationship set up in Oracle Shipping Execution or in Oracle
Inventory.
Note: You can pack delivery lines into LPNs regardless of whether they are pick released or
not pick released.

Container-Item Relationship
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The container-item relationship defines the container used for packing the delivery lines. When
setting this relationship define the maximum quantity of load items (delivery lines) that can be
packed into a container. For example, when you define 12 items of X that can be packed into
Y, this information is used to calculate the following:
• Calculate the number of containers required for delivery lines in a delivery or trip. This
enables you to use the auto-pack function to auto-pack delivery line items into new
containers. The number of containers required to pack the delivery lines is automatically
calculated based on the container-item relationships.
• Calculate the fill percentage for containers when the Fill Percentage Shipping parameter is
set to Quantity. For more information refer to General Tab In Shipping Parameters slide.
Note: The container-item relationship is only used for autopacking when the Shipping
Parameter, Percent Fill Basis is set to Quantity.
You can define the container-item relationship in the Container-Item Relationships window.
• Container Item: Select the container item from the list of values bag, tote, A2-box

• Item: Select the load item that you want to pack in the container
• Maximum Quantity: Enter the maximum number of items that can be packed in the
container
• Preferred Flag: Select this check box if you want the container-item relationship to be
the default for this combination
Note: A container item must be defined as Shippable in Oracle Inventory and assigned to the
organization before it will appear as a value in the Container Item LOV.
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Container-Load relationships are used when you use the Auto-Pack and Auto-Pack Master
functionality. The relationship specifies the items that can be automatically packed into
specified containers, and in what quantity.
Your item and container must be defined. Then, you define the maximum quantity of the item
to be loaded.
You could potentially have multiple load-relationships between items and containers. The
Preferred Flag is used to set a preference of a container-load relationship, Auto-Pack and Auto-
Pack Master will use the preferred relationship when packing that item. For example, if you
have two container-load relationships for Item A—one with container A, which is the
preferred LPN/container, and one with Container B—the maximum load defined in the
relationship with Container A will be used when you select Auto-Pack or Auto-Pack Master
for packing Item A. You must set the Preferred Flag for one of the container-load relationships
you have for an item in order to use Auto-Pack or Auto-Pack Master for that item. If you do
not set the Preferred Flag for one of the relationships for an item, you will receive an error
message.

Guided Demonstration – Defining Container Load Details
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1. (N) Shipping > Setup > Container Load Detail

− Container Item: BX54888
− Load Item: AS54888
− UOM: Ea
− Maximum Quantity: 5
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Manually Packing Delivery Lines into Containers
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Prerequisites
• An LPN must be available for packing.
• The delivery lines must not be currently assigned to another LPN.
Auto-Packing Delivery Lines into Containers
You can select a set of delivery lines from the Shipping Transactions form and automatically
pack them into containers. The items from the delivery lines are automatically packed into
containers based on the container-item relationship. Auto-Packing has two options of packing:
• Auto-Pack: This will pack the items of the delivery lines into containers.
• Auto-Pack Master: The Auto-Pack Master functionality enables you to auto-pack
delivery line items into containers, and then auto-pack these containers into master

containers such as pallets or railway boxcars. The Auto-Pack option is available in the
Actions menu in the Lines/LPNs tab of the Shipping Transactions form.
Note: In order to use the Auto-Pack Master functionality you must define the container-item
relationship for the container into the master container.
Note: Auto-pack will automatically look at Container-Load Relationships set up for the item
and the detail container. If multiple container-item relationships exist for the same item, the
Preferred setting in the Container-Item Relationships window indicates the default container-
item relationship used for that item.
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sequentially one container at a time to its full capacity. The Packing Workbench window
consists of the following:
• LPNs: This displays the containers and its contents.
• Lines: This displays the delivery lines.
• Available Capacity: This section displays the available capacity to be filled-in in the
containers.
• Item Total: This displays the total weight and volume of the delivery lines in all the
selected containers. As the containers and delivery lines are selected or deselected in the
LPNs and Lines tab respectively, the total net weight and volume in this section is
recalculated.
Note: The item total is calculated only if Product Items field is set to Weight and Volume
in Oracle Inventory.
• Packing Mode: The packing of items can be packed into the containers using two
methods. They are as follows:

- Full: You can fully pack one LPN and then proceed to pack the next LPN. When
packing multiple lines into multiple LPNs, the packing is performed one container at
a time. The first delivery line is packed into the first container until the container is
full or the line is completely packed. If the line is completely packed, then the next
line is packed into the same container until the container is full. If the LPN is fully
packed before the line is completed (in situation where only a partial quantity fits in
the container) then the line is split so that the split line now fills up the first container
and the remaining quantity of the original line is packed into the next container. This
is continued until all the lines packed. The remaining lines are left unpacked. A
warning will be issued to inform you that some lines have been left unpacked.
Note: To prevent unintended splitting of a product item when
packaging by weight/volume, define the item’s physical
attributes in Oracle Inventory as OM indivisible. For
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consolidated deliveries.

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workflow through the use of Oracle Workflow Builder.

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•R_DEL_GEN: Used with Delivery Flow – Generic, this lookup reflects operations performed
on generic outbound deliveries.
•R_SCPOD_C: Used with Ship to Deliver workflow, this lookup performs the operations
between ship confirm and final delivery.
•R_TRIP_GEN: Used with Trip Flow – Generic, this lookup reflects operations performed on
generic outbound trips.

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both the Shipping Parameters and Global Parameters windows:
Shipping Parameters
• Enable Workflows: On the General tab of the Shipping Parameters window, use the list of
values to select one of the following:
- Delivery: For use on deliveries only
- Trip: For use on trips only
- Both: For use on deliveries and trips
- None: Do not use workflows
• Raise Business Events: Enable this checkbox if you want to utilize business events with
workflow in Oracle Shipping Execution.
• Enable Ship to Deliver Workflow: Enable this checkbox if you want to utilize the Ship to
Deliver workflow in Oracle Shipping Execution.
Global Parameters

• Enable Workflows: On the General tab of the Shipping Parameters window, use the list of
values to select one of the following:
- Delivery: For use on deliveries only
- Trip: For use on trips only
- Both: For use on deliveries and trips
- None: Do not use workflows
• Raise Business Events: Enable this checkbox if you want to utilize business events with
workflow in Oracle Shipping Execution.
• Enable Ship to Deliver Workflow: Enable this checkbox if you want to utilize the Ship to
Deliver workflow in Oracle Shipping Execution.
The Enable Workflows parameter on the Global Parameters window must be set to Delivery,
Trip, or Both before you can enable workflows, raise business events, and enable Ship to
Deliver Workflow in the Shipping Parameters window. Enabling the parameters on the
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event activities in a workflow process, you can model complex processing or
routing logic for business events beyond the options of directly running a predefined function
or sending the event to a predefined recipient.
Business events leverage Oracle Advance Queuing to communicate business events between
systems.
Business events specific to workflow in Oracle Shipping Execution include the following:
•Wsh.delivery:
• oracle.apps.wsh.delivery.gen.closed: Delivery Closure Event
• oracle.apps.wsh.delivery.gen.interfaced: Delivery OM, INV Interface Event
• oracle.apps.wsh.delivery.gen.setintransit: Delivery Set to Intransit Event
• oracle.apps.wsh.delivery.gen.shipconfirmed: Delivery Ship Confirm Event
• oracle.apps.wsh.delivery.itm.submittedscreeningatdelcreate: Delivery Export Screening at
Creation Event

• oracle.apps.wsh.delivery.itm.submittedscreeningatship: Delivery Export Screening at
Confirm Event
• oracle.apps.wsh.delivery.pik.pickinitiated: Delivery Pick Initiation Event
• oracle.apps.wsh.delivery.gen.create: Delivery Creation Event
• oracle.apps.wsh.delivery.gen.open: Delivery Open Event
• oracle.apps.wsh.delivery.itm.responsereceivedatShip: Delivery Export Screening
Response
• oracle.apps.wsh.delivery.itm.responsereceivedatdelcreate: Delivery Export Screening
Response
•Wsh.trip:
• oracle.apps.wsh.trip.gen.initialpickupstopclosed: Trip Initial Pickup Stop Closure Event
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with related workflows are purged.

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• Print messages in a concurrent log file or debug log file
• Print timing information for API calls
• Run PL/SQL profiler
• Start Order Management and Inventory debuggers and print Order Management and
Inventory messages to same debug file along with Shipping Execution debug messages
• Start and stop the debugger for each session or action in the following ways:
- Within the Shipping Transactions form or Quick Ship window, Tools menu, select
Debug
- Within the Release Sales Orders for Picking window, Tools menu, select Debug
- Log level parameter on Oracle Shipping Execution concurrent programs
• The Oracle Shipping Debugger enables you to debug certain areas of Code Flow:

• Logging is enabled or disabled in two dimensions:
- Level: A scale specifying the priority of a log message
- Module: Describes which part of the code the log message is in
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makes the logging API call to log the message.
Oracle Shipping Debugger Profile Options
There are 6 profile options specific to the Oracle Shipping Debugger:
WSH: Debug File Prefix: Naming Convention for Debug File is <Debug File Prefix
Profile>_sessionid.dbg. If value of profile is null, naming convention is
wsh_<username>_<sessionid>.dbg. Where: <username> is Application user name. If
application context is not established, it will be defaulted to dbuser: <dbusername>.
<sessionid> is Database session id.
WSH: Debug Enabled: Select from the Debug Enabled LOV either YES or NO to activate the
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• Type: This is the internal name used to identify the lookup.
• Meaning: This is the meaning of the lookup type.
• Application: This is the Oracle application that uses the lookup (Shipping Execution).
• Description: This is the description of the lookup.
The body of the Lookups window contains the following:
• Code: This is a unique code that is used for each value in the lookup.
• Meaning: This is the meaning of the code used for each value.
• Description: This is the description of the code used for each value.
• Effective Dates To / From: These are the dates that are used for the value.
• Enabled: This check box enables the value.

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this tab are as follows:
• Weight UOM Class: Select the default unit of measure class used by your organization to
measure weight unit of measure.
• Volume UOM Class: Select the default unit of measure class used by your organization
to measure volume unit of measure.
• Percent Fill Basis: Select the basis on which the minimum fill percentage for a container
in your organization is calculated. This is set as the default value, which can be changed
during execution. The value you specify for this parameter ensures that the containers are
filled at least with the minimum percentage of its total capacity. You can select the
following options:
- Weight/Volume: The percent fill calculation is done based on container’s and item’s
physical attributes defined in Oracle Inventory.
- Quantity: The percent fill calculation is done based on the container-load relationship
setup, which specifies the maximum quantity of the item that can be filled in the

container. The percent fill basis will not be calculated and the Fill % field for the LPN
will display as Null. You are allowed to pack an infinite amount into the container.
• Export Compliance Screening: You can select the following:
- Not Required: Select this option when export compliance screening is not required for
shipments of your organization
- At Delivery Creation: Select this option, when export compliance screening must be
done whenever a delivery is created by your organization.
- At Ship Confirm: Select this option, when export compliance screening must be done
whenever a delivery is ship confirmed by your organization
- At Delivery Creation and Ship Confirm: Select this option when export compliance
screening must be done both at delivery creation and ship confirmation.
Note: Third-Party International Trade Management (ITM) application must be installed to
check Export Compliance Screening.
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skip move order line creation, allocations, and the pick confirm process if the following
conditions are met:
- Prior Reservations Only is checked in the Release Sales Orders window before
submitting pick release request
- Auto Pick Confirm is set to Yes in the Release Sales Orders window before
submitting pick release request
If the above conditions are met then the lines will not be Staged if:
- Organization to which line belongs is WMS enabled OR
- The sales order line does not have detailed reservation OR
- Line is not part of ship set but is part of Model/Kit (which has Ship Model Complete
set to Yes) and the shipping parameter Enforce Ship Sets and Ship
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- Reservations are detailed up to the locator level or sub inventory reserved require a
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• WSH: Internet Proxy URL: This enables the system to access UPS servers for United
Parcel Service Integration. This profile can only be set at the System Administrator.
• WSH: Overpicking Enabled: You can set the value of this profile option to Yes to
enable overpicking.
• WSH: Pick Release Batch Size: This enables you to change the batch size from 3 to
1000. Any value less than 3 is interpreted as 3 and any value greater than 1000 is
interpreted as 1000.
• WSH: Quick Ship Default View: This enables you to determine the default view of the
Quick Ship window.
• WSH: Retain ATO Reservations: This enables you to avoid the redundancy of re-
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parameters such as whether or not to enforce ship methods, defer interface, consolidate
backorders, allow future ship dates. You also define the Oracle Workflow settings and the
unit of measure(UOM) defaults for all of your organizations.
- Enforce Ship Method: Select this check box to enforce that a ship method is entered
and recorded for each shipment. This is recommended if your business practices
require a record of the ship method/carrier for each shipment.
- Allow Future Ship Date: If select this check box, you can enter a future date as the
Actual Departure Date while Ship Confirming the delivery. If you do not select this

check box, you cannot enter a future date as the Actual Departure Date while Ship
Confirming the delivery.
- Defer Interface: Select this check box to defer shipping interfaces from initiating
updates to the interface tables. In this case, you must manually run the interface or
schedule the interface to run to update interface tables. For example, if you defer the
Inventory Interface, the inventory tables are not updated until you run the Inventory
Interface in the Shipping Interfaces window. If you do not select this check box the
interfaces are run automatically at Ship Confirmation.
- Consolidate Backordered Lines: Select this checkbox if you want to split delivery
lines to be automatically consolidated as they become backordered. For example, if
you split a line with quantity 10 into 5 lines of quantity 2, then during processing, the
inventory available equals 4 items. In this case, 3 lines will be backordered and
consolidated into 1 line with quantity of 6.
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