Oracle R12 Inventory
– Defining Unit of Measure:
Oracle
Inventory provides a powerful methods for defining and manipulating units of
measure. It can be easily convert between the units of measure that is defined.
This enables to manufacture, order, or receive items in any unit of measure.
Unit of Measurement is defined for an item for tracking,
storing & counting the items in the organization.
Defining UOM for an Item:
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Unit of Measure Block:
Primary Unit of
Measure:
This UOM is used for the storing and selling UOM & calculated
during every transactions. Any necessary conversions are based on this UOM only.
This attribute cannot be updated.
Primary UOM is the default UOM for invoices and credit
memos entered in Oracle Receivables.
Default primary unit of measure for new items is defined
using the Profile Option:
“INV: Default Primary Unit of Measure”
Tracking:
This attribute controls how on-hand balances are tracked.
Available values are as follows:
Primary: System tracks the on-hand balances by the
Primary UOM.
Primary & Secondary: System tracks the on-hand
balances by both the primary and secondary UOM. This option is available for process
management enabled organization only.
Pricing:
This attribute controls if pricing is based on the primary
or secondary unit of measure.
If the value is set to secondary, the system reprices the
orders line at ship confirmation.
Secondary:
If the item is Dual Controlled, you can specify the
Secondary unit of measure.
Defaulting:
Items can be stores in two units of measure.
The available choices are as follows:
Fixed: Inventory is stored in Primary and
Secondary units of measure. Though item quantity entered in one unit of
measure, and the system will convert the quantity to the second unit of
measure. Both quantities will be displayed.
Default: Inventory is stored in Primary and
Secondary units of measure. Though item quantity entered in one unit of measure
and the system will convert the quantity to the second unit of measure. Both
quantities will be displayed. System enables to change the quantity in the
Secondary unit of measure, without changing the quantity in the Primary unit of
measure.
No Default: Inventory is stored in Primary and
Secondary units of measure. This option is used when the default conversion
between the two units of measure is usually not the same. The system does not
automatically display in the Secondary unit of measure when specified the
quantity for the Primary unit of measure.
Deviation
Factor +:
Decimal values can be entered as acceptable deviations.
This produces a plus or minus tolerance of acceptability.
Ex: If the allowable transaction quantity deviation for
the item is 10 percent higher than the established conversion, value to be entered
as 0.10 in this field.
Deviation
Factor –:
Decimal values can be entered as acceptable deviations.
This produces a plus or minus tolerance of acceptability.
Ex: If the allowable transaction quantity deviation for
the item is 10 percent lower than the established conversion, value to be entered
as 0.10 in this field.
Conversions
Block:
When an item is defined, user can decide which type of
unit of measure conversion to use:
Item specific: Only uses unit of measure
conversions unique to this item. If none exist, the item can be transacted in Primary
UOM.
Standard: Uses standard unit of measure
conversions for this item if an item-specific conversion is not available.
Both: Uses both item-specific and standard unit of
measure conversions. If both exist for the same unit of measure and item
combination, the item-specific conversion is used.
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