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Oracle Fusion Financials Online Training

Table of Content

1. Oracle Fusion General Ledger
2. Oracle Fusion Accounts Payables
3. Oracle Fusion Accounts Receivable
4. Oracle Fusion Cash Management
5. Oracle Fusion Fixed Assets
6. Oracle Fusion Expense
7. Oracle Fusion Purchasing
8. Oracle Fusion Tax
9. Oracle Fusion Functional Setup Manager (FSM)
10. Oracle Identity Manager (OIM)
11. Oracle Authorization Policy Manager (APM)
12. Oracle Business Process Management (BPM)

Fusion General Ledger

1. Create Accounting Calendar
2. Create/Enable Currencies
3. Create Value Sets
4. Create Chart of Accounts
5. Create Chart of Accounts Instance
6. Create Primary Ledger
7. Setup Ledger Options
8. Create Legal Entity
9. Complete Primary Ledger Definition
10. Review General Ledger Role Template
11. Assign Data Roles to User
12. Run LDAP Job
13. Open GL Periods
14. Account Hierarchy Creation

Oracle Fusion Accounts Payables

1. Create Business Unit Locations
2. Create Reference Data Sets
3. Create Business Units
4. Assign Business Unit Functions to Business Unit
5. Create Legislative Data Group
6. Assign Legislative Data Group to LE
7. Create Employee User
8. Assign Implementation Consultant Roles to User
9. Create Procurement Agents
10. Common Options for Payables and Procurement
11. Invoice Options Configuration
12. Payment Options Configuration
13. Create Payment Terms
14. Create Distribution Sets
15. Setting up Suppliers Number
16. Assign Supplier Roles to User
17. Create Supplier
18. Create Supplier Addresses
19. Create Supplier Sites
20. Assigning Supplier Sites to Procurement Business Units
21. Create Banks
22. Create Branches
23. Create Bank Accounts
24. Create Payables Documents
25. Create Payment Method
26. Defining Payment Formats
27. Create Payment Process Profile
28. Introduction to Payables Role Templates
29. Assigning Data Roles to User
30. Submitting LDAP Job
31. Open Payables Periods

Oracle Fusion Accounts Receivables

1. Receivables System Options Configuration
2. Define Transaction Types
3. Define Transaction Sources
4. Auto Accounting Configuration
5. Create Payment Terms
6. Create Statement Cycles
7. Collector Creation
8. Create Customer Profile Class
9. Create Reference Data Set for Customer Site
10. Create Customer
11. Create Customer Site/Address
12. Create Remit-to-Address
13. Memo Lines Creation
14. Create Receivable Activities
15. Create Receipt Classes & Methods
16. Create Receipt Source
17. Overview on AR Role Template
18. Assign Receivables Data Roles to User
19. Submitting LDAP Job
20. Open Receivables Periods

Oracle Fusion Cash Management

1. Manual Bank Statement Creation
2. Manual Reconciliation
3. Automatic Reconciliation
4. Generate Cash Transactions
5. External Cash Transactions
6. CM to GL Reconciliation

Oracle Fusion Fixed Assets

1. Create Value Sets for Category KFF
2. Create Value Sets for Location KFF
3. Create Value Sets for Asset Key KFF
4. Create Category KFF Structure
5. Create Location KFF Structure
6. Create Asset Key KFF Structure
7. Create Category KFF Structure Instance
8. Create Location KFF Structure Instance
9. Create Asset Key KFF Structure Instance
10. Create Segment Values to 3 KFF Segments
11. Configure System Controls
12. Create Fiscal Year Calendar
13. Create Asset Calendar
14. Define Prorate Convention
15. Create Prorate Calendar
16. Create Asset Book
17. Create Tax Book
18. Create Asset Categories
19. Overview on Asset Book Role Template
20. Assign Data Roles to User

Oracle Fusion Expense

1. Setup Expense System Options
2. Create Expense Report Templates
3. Define Expense Approval Rules
4. Assign Data Roles to User
5. Run LDAP Job
6. Set Default Expense Account for Employee

Oracle Fusion Tax

1. Create Tax Regime
2. Create Tax
3. Create Tax Jurisdiction
4. Create Tax Status
5. Create Tax Rates
6. Application Tax Options
7. Tax Owner Configuration
8. Assign Tax to Supplier (Profile/Header & Address)

Oracle Fusion Functional Setup Manager (FSM)

1. Introduction to Functional Setup Manager (FSM)
2. Understanding Application Implementation Process through FSM
4. Understanding Offerings
5. Understanding Options
6. Enabling Offerings
7. Implementation Project Creation
8. Task Assignments to Team Members
9. Status Tracking
10. Understating Task Lists/Tasks
11. Overview on Offerings Documentation
12. Overview on Rapid Implementation Process
13. Data Imports & Exports Process in FSM

Oracle Identity Manager (OIM)

1. Implementation User Creation
2. Role Provisioning
3. Custom Roles Creation

Oracle Authorization Policy Manager (APM)

1. Role Templates
2. Oracle Delivered Roles
3. Generating Custom Data Roles

Oracle Business Process Management (BPM)

1. Approval Groups Creation
2. Approval Rule Definitions

Data Conversion & Reports

• FBDI, File Based Data Import
• OTBI & BI Reports
• Spread Sheet/ADFdi
• FRS (Financial Reporting Studio)
• Rapid Implementation using Spread Sheets
• Third Party Application Integration with Fusion Cloud Applications
• Data Conversion
• Understanding Role Based Dashboards
• Generating Reports from Financial Reporting Studio (FRS)
• Generating Reports from Smart View
• Generating Reports from Account Inspector
• Invoice Creation via Spreadsheet
• Loading Journals from FBDI Templates
• Uploading budgets using FBDI Templates
• Create Journals/Assets in ADFdi
• Generating Reports Account Monitor
• File Based Data Import (FBDI) Process - Suppliers Conversion Process
• File Based Data Import (FBDI) Process - Open Invoices Conversion Process

I am having 6+ years of experience in ATS Cloud offerings (Recruiting Application software, CRM) as a Functional consultant and would like to extend my expertise around HCM too. I understand that Workday and SuccessFactors are the vital cloud-based solutions in the current market but when it comes to certification, I see a challenge in getting the certification for Workday. Can someone suggest which HCM Core Modules do I need to work on in order to further expand my career?

Below are the steps involved in successfull authentication of user using Oracle access manager: 

1. When user try to access the URL (e.g.: www.mywebsite.com), the request will first hit the Webserver(OHS- Oracle Http Server).
2.  Webgate sitting on OHS intercept the request and redirect the request to Oracle access manager server to validate the authentication and authorization policies.
3. OAM checks the policies, if the url is configured as 'Un Protected' then OAM will send the request back to webgate to allow to access the URL.If the URL is configured as protected resource then the OAM send back the challenging page url, where user need to provide the username and password to access that page.
4. After user providing the valid userid and password, again the request will come to the OHS-Webgate. Webgate send the user authentication details to the OAM Server.
5. OAM server validate the userid and password with directory services (ID store) like OID, OUD, ODSEE or any other Ldaps.
6. Once OAM finds the user details are valid, it creates the session and few cookies for that user and send them to the webserver along with the URL need to access by the user.
7. Webserver allows the request to access the URL of application server.

This is the basic flow of authentication of user login in OAM.

OAM provides the single-sign on and signle sign-off feature for the web applications.

1. Single Sign-on : If there are multiple applications in the enterprize organization where the user can login to any one of the application and access other related applications with out login-in.

E.g : We are familier with google applications like Gmail, Photos, Drive, Playstore, Google+, Youtube, etc.

These are different applications of google where they all share the single username and password to login.

We can login to any one of the applications and can access the remaining from the same browser with out re-login.

Even though they belongs to different applications / different software, programmming languages, hardware and deployed on different servers. They are accessed with single sign-on.

2. Single Sing-off: This is simillar to single sing-on, when we logout from any one of the the application logged in, the user will be logged out from other applications also. This is called single sing-off.

Oracle Access Manager provides the similar functionality for the web applications.

Hi Guys,

Below are the steps to follow  for installing Oracle access manager suit. Please follow the same sequence for installation:

1. Install Jdk software (v1.6 or Higher).
2. Install Oracle database (Oracle 11g or higher).
3. Install Weblogic Server (11g R1 or higher).
4. Install IDAM software for OAM.
5. Create OAM Schema in Database using Reposity creation Utility.
6. Create domain for OAM in weblogic server.
7. Configure security store to database.
8. Start admin & managed servers.
9. Install OHS (Oracle Http server).
10. Install Webgate and provision the webgate with OHS.
11. Install Oracle Unified directory and configure OAM with OUD.