We assign the
transaction types to invoices, debit memos, commitments, chargeback, credit
memos, on–account credits, and bills receivable. Oracle Receivables use
transaction types to default payment term, account, tax, freight, creation
sign, posting, and receivables information.
Oracle Receivable
provides two predefined transaction types:
1.
Invoice
2.
Credit Memo.
Following are the seeded classes
provided by oracle
1.
Invoice
2.
Chargeback
3.
Credit Memo
4.
Debit Memo
If
Auto Accounting depends on transaction type, Receivables uses the general
ledger accounts that you enter here in Reference accounts section, along with
your Auto Accounting rules, to determine the default revenue, receivable,
freight, tax, unearned revenue, unbilled receivable, finance charges, and
AutoInvoice clearing accounts for transactions you create using this type.
Task Name: Manage
Transaction Type
The following explains the settings for the fields:
Transaction Type Set - the
value establishes the Business Units within the chosen set, that can use this
transaction type
Legal Entity - if you want to restrict the usage of this
transaction type within a single Legal Entity, enter a value here, otherwise
leave it blank
Class - indicates the classification of this
transaction, valid values are: Chargeback, Credit Memo, Debit Memo, Invoice
Transaction Status - is
the default status of this transaction type, valid values are: Open, Closed,
Pending and Void
Creation
Sign - indicates the default sign of your transaction,
valid values are: Positive, Negative, Any
Generate Bill - indicates whether transactions using
this type can be printed via Invoice Printing, valid values are: Yes or No .
Invoice
Type - if you create a chargeback against this transaction
type, the value you enter here will be the transaction type of the new Invoice
created
Credit
Memo Type - default transaction type to use when crediting
this transaction type, this field is disabled when Class is Credit memo
Payment
Terms - default payment terms for this transaction, this
field is disabled when Class is Bills Receivable or Credit memo
Open
Receivable - indicates whether this transaction's balance
impacts a Customer's Receivable balance
Allow
Freight - indicates whether or not you can associate
freight to this transaction type
Post
to GL - indicates whether the accounting entries of this
transaction should post to the General Ledger
Natural
Application Only
- Checked - activities against this transaction can only bring its balance towards zero
- Unchecked - activates against this transaction can increase it's amount, i.e. a negative balance becomes more negative and a positive balance becomes more positive
Allow
Overapplication
- Checked - activities against this transaction can cause the sign of the balance to change
- Unchecked - activities against transaction cannot exceed its remaining balance
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