Defaulting setup in Oracle Order Management

Hello Guys,
I am trying to add SHIP_FROM_ORG in the defaulting setup's for line level of OM. Could you guys give me a clue and that will be great.
Problem---> Opening SO form in OM, it is throwing an note "Cannot get Valid Name for - Ship_from_org"
That's why i am trying to set that field in defaulting setup's.
Thanks
Vinoth

API for Quote in Order Management is OE_ORDER_PUB.PROCESS_ORDER, Note this is different from CRM ASO_QUOTE_PUB
This is the same as for regular Order excepting populate TRANSACTION_PHASE_CODE = 'N'
To create an Order from the Sales Quote you may have to fire 2 workflows OE_NEGOTIATE_WF.Submit_Draft and OE_NEGOTIATE_WF.Customer_Accepted prior to OE_Order_Book_Util.Complete_Book_Eligible
Hope this helps someone

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Oracle Order Management Sales Order

Drear all
i am implement oracle order management ,and this the first once i implement order management and i have many questions i hope i get answer .
1-first i create sales order and thin i book it.
2-i go to action and i chose progress order to create supply order -eligible and go to view out put Assemble To Order Mass Load Report and it create a job order and i take it job number
3-i go to wip discrete job and find my job and release it
4-i go to wip move transaction
5-then i go to wip completion transaction
6-now item delivery in my subinventory
7-then i go to shipping --to release sales order for picking and go on concurrent tab and go to view my request and get move order number and delivery number
8-then i go to shipping transaction to confirm ship but i can complete because the action field isn't active
well that is all i do and i have some question
1-are any steps i forget it or i do the right steps ?
2-how i am shipping and confirm ship?and how i close the sales order?
3-when i create transaction type ONT I Assign IT IN Default LINE TYPE(WORKFLOW), IF i need to add a new line type ,from where screen and what the steps to do that?
i hope i get help thanks and best regard
Essam Essmat
[email protected]

Essam - That's probably a bit too much to cover in a forum. If you have a Metalink account, then go to the top tech docs and download the AR and OM user guides - if not, the 11.5.9 guides are here: http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B12190_11/current/html/docset.html
On Metalink, there is also a subsection under the top tech docs called business flows, there you can find information on the flow from order to cash etc.

Creation of PO's from Oracle Order Management

Required Business Scenario
Customer orders are received via the internet and imported into Oracle Order Management via an open interface table. The customer orders are processed by Oracle OM and converted to Purchase Orders which are then sent to suppliers (as no stock is held at our site). Goods are then shipped directly to the customer by the supplier. We take a commission for the service offered.
Problem
As we take a commission for the service described above, the value of the Purchase Order will be different to the value of the original order received via Order Management, however Oracle Purchasing does not allow you to place a Purchase Order on a percentage basis terms. (we will take a small commission as a percentage of the value of the original order meaning the value of the Purchase Order will be slightly less than the value of the original order). The following scenario attempts to explain the situation:
Order received via Oracle Order Management
5 units @ $20 = $100
Purchase Order created from above order (required scenario)
5 units @ $19.70 = $ 98.5
Our commission @ 1.5% = $ 1.5
Has anyone encountered this scenario before? If so I would appreciate assistance in how to resolve this issue. How can we create a Purchase Order from the order received via Order Management which will have a different value and allows us to take a percentage as commission?
Thanks
null

I came across your email on Oracle AppsNet. My company has the
exact same requirement. Did you ever receive any replys related
to this issue? If so would you be so kind as to forward them to
me? Thanks.
Required Business Scenario>Customer orders are received via the internet and imported into Oracle Order Management via an open
interface table. The customer orders are processed by Oracle OM
and converted to Purchase Orders which are then sent to
suppliers (as no stock is held at our site). Goods are then
shipped directly to the customer by the supplier. We take a
commission for the service offered. >Problem >As we take a
commission for the service described above, the value of the
Purchase Order will be different to the value of the original
order received via Order Management, however Oracle Purchasing
does not allow you to place a Purchase Order on a percentage
basis terms. (we will take a small commission as a percentage of
the value of the original order meaning the value of the
Purchase Order will be slightly less than the value of the
original order). The following scenario attempts to explain the
situation:>Order received via Oracle Order Management>5 units @
$20 = $100>Purchase Order created from above order (required
scenario)>5 units @ $19.70 = $ 98.5>Our commission @ 1.5% = $
1.5>Has anyone encountered this scenario before? If so I would
appreciate assistance in how to resolve this issue. How can we
create a Purchase Order from the order received via Order
Management which will have a different value and allows us to
take a percentage as commission?>Thanks >null

Is Paypal a supported Payment Method in Oracle Order Management?

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Has anybody implemented Paypal as payment method for Oracle Order Management?
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I found a very old (2008) note on metalink that says there is an enhancement request for this.
https://support.oracle.com/CSP/main/article?cmd=show&type=NOT&doctype=HOWTO&id=351691.1
We use Paymentech as payment processor.
Let me know...
1. If it's supported with Oracle 11510
2. Anyone has any experience implementing it.
thanks,
Edited by: techy on Oct 25, 2010 12:56 PM

Hi Stephen-
First of all thanks for your response.
Please note that I am not talking about using Paypal as payment processor (similar to Paymentech) but I am talking about using "Paypal" payment method for getting payments from your customers.
As per my brief understanding, I know that Paypal too provides payment processing functionality where I can get my customer Credit Card, bank accounts etc. validated through paypal tool (I think it's call payflow pro similar to paymentech).
Again, we are on 11510 right now so R12 functionality may not be useful for us.
Also, we have already integrated and been using paymentech for payment processing for Credit Cards, ACH etc within 11510. There is no issue about that.
I hope this is clear.
Edited by: techy on Oct 25, 2010 2:42 PM

OPM/Oracle Order Management

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Oracle Order Management is more flexible and configurable to suit a number of different industries. Oracle Process Manufacturing is integrated
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of a preferred quality grade and automatic allocation of process inventory.
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Profile) and assign a workflow to the order type that makes it "non-transactable" (the order stays in an "entered" state so that
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type can be "Standard".

Oracle Order Management/Shipping - Kewill (Export Complaince) Integration

Hi All,
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Thanks Chris,
I have done Oracle E-Business Suite Order Management/Shipping - Kewill Export Complaince integration using Oracle's Web services.
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[email protected]
[email protected]

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How to Ship Partial Quantities using an API - Oracle Order Management

Hi,
In Order Management I need to ship the Internal Sales Order Lines partially using an API.
I have done full shipping but if I trying the partially shipping it is also shipping fully.
I am unable to find the problem. Is there any set up missed?
How to do partial shipping.
I am giving the some part of the code please look into it and suggest me.
----**************************UPDATEING SHIPIN ATTR ***************************-------------
I_changed_attributes (X_count).delivery_detail_id := cos.delivery_detail_id;
I_changed_attributes (X_count).shipped_quantity := cos.shipped_quantity;
X_ship_date := cos.act_shipped_date;
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,x_msg_count => O_msg_count
,x_msg_data => O_msg_data
,p_changed_attributes => I_changed_attributes
,p_source_code => I_source_code
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, x_msg_data => O_msg_data
, p_action_code => I_action_code
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, p_delivery_name => G_delivery_name
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, p_sc_close_trip_flag => I_sc_close_trip_flag
, p_sc_create_bol_flag => I_sc_create_bol_flag
, p_sc_stage_del_flag => I_sc_stage_del_flag
, p_sc_trip_ship_method => I_sc_trip_ship_method
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, p_sc_defer_interface_flag => I_sc_defer_interface_flag
, p_wv_override_flag => I_wv_override_flag
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, x_trip_name => O_trip_name
----***********************************************************************--------------------

Hi Shesh,
Thanks you for your replay.
I am tried Shipping transaction screen but here the ware house is WMS enabled I tried Oracle Mobile Terminal application to do this, but it is not accepting the partial shipping. May be some set up required or the process will be differ.
I will try your suggested API's .
Regards,
Prasanna
Edited by: 843676 on Apr 23, 2012 10:31 PM
I am not able to do the Partial Shipment or Backorder as mentioned above API's, but it is split the lines and all the lines are in same state (Awaiting Shipping)
Edited by: 843676 on Apr 24, 2012 2:45 AM

Upgrading Oracle Order Management from R12.1.1 to R12.1.3

Hi Forum,
Currently we are on Oracle R12.1.1 and we have a requirement to upgrade only the OM section of Oracle EBS (Order Management module) to R12.1.3. In order to do this what are the patches that we need to apply? Any specific Oracle Support note we can refer to?
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Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12.1.3 Now Available
http://blogs.oracle.com/stevenChan/2010/08/ebs_1213_available.html
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Purpose
Oracle Order Management - Version: 12.0 to 12.0
Information in this document applies to any platform.
R12의 Order Management에 대핸 Multi Org Access Control(MOAC) setup 방법에 대해 알아본다.
Solution
일반적인 MOAC Setup:
1. HRMS에서 Security Profile을 정의:
a. HRMS Management responsibility 선택
b. HRMS Manager> Security> Profile로 이동
c. Security Profile이 정의되어 있는지 확인 (OM responsibility 혹은 Site level로)
d. 만일 아직 setup 되어져 있지 않다면 Operating Units를 입력
e. 저장
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MO: Security Profile은 site와 responsibility level로 setting 할 수 있다.
MO: Default Operating Unit은 site, responsibility, user level로 setting 할 수 있다.
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Order Management Super User> Setup> System Parameters> Values
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4. Form에서 hidden field 'Operatin Unit'를 활성화시키고 default folder로 저장:
Sales Order and Order Organizer forms
Quick Sales order and Organizer forms
Sales Agreement forms
Pricing and Availability form
Other forms
Note: Sales Order form에서 hidden field 'Operating Unit'를 'Show' 하기 전에 fotm안에 이 field를 위한 공간을 만들어 놓아야 한다.
예를 들면 Customer Number field를 짧게 하거나 Operating Unit field로 이 field를 덮어씌울수 있다.
Reference
Note 393634.1

Hi Larry,
Have you considered adding the exec apps.mo_global.set_policy_context call to your connection's start-up script?
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Gary
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Creation of PO's from Order Management

Required Business Scenario
Customer orders are received via the internet and imported into Oracle Order Management via an open interface table. The customer orders are processed by Oracle OM and converted to Purchase Orders which are then sent to suppliers (as no stock is held at our site). Goods are then shipped directly to the customer by the supplier. We take a commission for the service offered.
Problem
As we take a commission for the service described above, the value of the Purchase Order will be different to the value of the original order received via Order Management, however Oracle Purchasing does not allow you to place a Purchase Order on a percentage basis terms. (we will take a small commission as a percentage of the value of the original order meaning the value of the Purchase Order will be slightly less than the value of the original order). The following scenario attempts to explain the situation:
Order received via Oracle Order Management
5 units @ $20 = $100
Purchase Order created from above order (required scenario)
5 units @ $19.70 = $ 98.5
Our commission @ 1.5% = $ 1.5
Has anyone encountered this scenario before? If so I would appreciate assistance in how to resolve this issue. How can we create a Purchase Order from the order received via Order Management which will have a different value and allows us to take a percentage as commission?
Thanks
null

I came across your email on Oracle AppsNet. My company has the
exact same requirement. Did you ever receive any replys related
to this issue? If so would you be so kind as to forward them to
me? Thanks.
Required Business Scenario>Customer orders are received via the internet and imported into Oracle Order Management via an open
interface table. The customer orders are processed by Oracle OM
and converted to Purchase Orders which are then sent to
suppliers (as no stock is held at our site). Goods are then
shipped directly to the customer by the supplier. We take a
commission for the service offered. >Problem >As we take a
commission for the service described above, the value of the
Purchase Order will be different to the value of the original
order received via Order Management, however Oracle Purchasing
does not allow you to place a Purchase Order on a percentage
basis terms. (we will take a small commission as a percentage of
the value of the original order meaning the value of the
Purchase Order will be slightly less than the value of the
original order). The following scenario attempts to explain the
situation:>Order received via Oracle Order Management>5 units @
$20 = $100>Purchase Order created from above order (required
scenario)>5 units @ $19.70 = $ 98.5>Our commission @ 1.5% = $
1.5>Has anyone encountered this scenario before? If so I would
appreciate assistance in how to resolve this issue. How can we
create a Purchase Order from the order received via Order
Management which will have a different value and allows us to
take a percentage as commission?>Thanks >null

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I can reach on [email protected] or [email protected]
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Can anyone please direct me to a good resource on a typical order process flow, using Oracle Order Management/other ERP?
I would like a better understanding of some of the terms used (ie, what does releasing an order do?, inventory vs. subinventory, pick slips, etc) to develop a typical order flowchart. I've used the demos on the oracle.com site, but some of this stuff isn't self-explanatory. Help!

Can anyone please direct me to a good resource on a typical order process flow, using Oracle Order Management/other ERP?
I would like a better understanding of some of the terms used (ie, what does releasing an order do?, inventory vs. subinventory, pick slips, etc) to develop a typical order flowchart. I've used the demos on the oracle.com site, but some of this stuff isn't self-explanatory. Help!

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