EBS credit check (2)

Credit CheckingFeature of Oracle om provides the ability to check that the customer has sufficient credit available with the organization at the point of order booking, picking, packing and shipping. credit check rules, order transaction type, payment terms and credit profiles are the key setup entities that influence the credit check process.

Oracle om credit checking primary des:

• Validating orders and lines against existing credit limits defined in the credit profile.
• Placing credit holds at either the order or line level.
• Sending credit hold configurications to order creator.
• Automatically apply or release order or order line credit holds using credit check processor program.
• Reporting and querying tools to define tively manage your credit processes and ensure credit holds are processed in a timely manner.

MAIN PURPOSECredit checking processIsMinimize the financial risk that the Organization assumes as a result of day-to-day transactions.

In order to utilize this great feature these areMandatory setupYou have to do:

• Credit check failure hold setup (seeded)

Navigation wocould be

Order Management> setup> orders> hold.

• • Name: credit check failure
  • The SeededCredit check failure holdIs a generic hold and not an activity specific hold.
  • Modifying the definition of the credit check failure hold can be prevented by setting the profile option OM: Modify seeded holds to No.
• Activating & deactivating credit check
  • Activating credit checkingIs already med based upon the criteria met of following 4 conditions:
    1. You need to enable credit profiles for customer in accounts receivables.
    2. You need to enable credit check flag on payment terms used on the order or line.
    3. You need to define credit check rule.
    4. You need to assign credit check rule to the order type used.
  • Deactivating credit checkingThere are three ways to deactivate credit checking on an order:
    1. You can use an order type that does not have an assigned credit check rule.
    2. You can define the customer profile with 'credit check' checkbox unchecked.
    3. You can setup payment terms on order/line with 'credit check' checkbox unchecked.

Deactivating credit checking does not automatically release orders previusly on credit check failure hold.

Four main setup is mandatory as per figure below:

Step by step-enabling credit check functionality

Step 1: credit check rules setup
Order Management Super User
Setup> credit> define credit check rules

Once credit check rule set then this can be used at the following points in the order life cycle.

The same credit check rule, or different credit check rules, can be defined for all four (4) of these phases:

 

1. Ordering
2. Picking/purchase release
3. Packing
4. Shipping

 

Step 2: customer profiles setup
Customer> Standard
On the profile: Transaction tab, ensure the credit check box is checked

In the profile: Amounts select the currency and change the order limit and credit limit to as needed

Step 3: payment terms setup
Setup> orders> payment terms

Step 4: Order Types setup-Select at what stage of ordering you wowould like to perform credit check

Setup> transaction types> define

Step 5: run the "initialize credit summaries Report"

Order Management Super User
Setup> credit> initialize credit summaries

Step 6: run the "credit exposure report"
Reports, requests> run reports

Step 7: Now test

Now book the order.

You shoshould see the credit check hold being applied and a message indicating the same

One more concept you have to understand, if your company or client operating working in global model.

Go Global

Global exposureInvolves credit check using overall exposure calculated from all organizations (this is the term associated with global exposure) or credit exposure calculations using single organizations.

There are two levels available for this type of credit checking:

1. Customer level credit checking and the overall credit limit defined at this level will be used.
2. Org default level credit checking and the overall credit limit defined at this level will be used.
3. Site level and item category level are not applicable to global exposure because customer sites are specific to an organization only and currently the item category credit checking is limited only to the specific sale order being credit checked.
4. Global exposure usage:
   • Site level: not available
   • Customer level: available
   • Item category level: not available
   • Customer default level: available
5. In order to enable global exposure, navigate to order management Super User> setup> credit> define credit usage rules.
   Enable a checkbox option called: global exposure

If a rule has been assigned to a credit profile, then modification of the rule set is not allowed. if a rule is new or not assigned to a credit profile, then modification is allowed. next lets expose more on credit usage rule.

Credit usage rules

• Usage rule set defines the set of currencies that are involved in a specific credit check process.
• Credit usage rule ensures that all transactions for specified currencies go through the currency conversion process prior to the credit checking process.
• Usage rule set can be assigned to a customer profile class, Customer Account, customer site, item category or operating unit default.

Credit usage rules enables:

1. Multi currency credit checking
2. Global Credit Checking

Multi currency credit check

 

• With multi-currency credit checking, you need to define just credit profile with single currency (E. g In US dollars) and share it among the other currencies. with Single Currency credit check you must define a credit limit profile in each currency since each currency is treated individually for credit check purposes.
• If you do not assign a credit usage rule set to the credit profiles, then the credit checking is saved med as single currency credit check.
• While assigning usage rule to a profile a currency for the profile needs to be specified. the limits and the currency defined for that particular profile will be picked as multi-currency and credit checking will be done based on these limits.
• For using multi-currency credit checking set the profile option AR: credit limit selection to multi.

 

Global Credit Checking

• Global exposure involves credit check using overall exposure calculated for all organizations.
• Global credit checking can be enabled by selecting the 'Global exist' check box in usage rule set.
• Global credit checking is not applicable to site level and item category level profiles because customer sites are specific to an organization only and item category credit checking is limited only to the specific sale order.

Some senario bases FAQ

We have implemented ar module. Is it possible to implement credit check for Ar invoices.
We have created MERs with credit limit, but on invoicin what if you donot have om, can I use credit check function with Ar only?

Credit check is not directly available in Ar. If you refer back to Ar implementation guide it states:

Credit check: If you select the credit check box, then oracle Order Management will check the customer's credit before creating a new order, provided that the payment term and order type associated with the Order also require credit checking. receivables does not check your customer's credit when you create transactions in receivables.

We are using credit check and credit hold. In profile amount we gave profile amount for each currency. Now we want to see for each customer what is credit balance available.

Go to receivales Super User-> reports-> listings-> and then run the credit limit usage report.

Also you check the output of the program "customer credit snapshot"

Is it possible to set up credit checking rules loss ss bgs? This is to prevent order booking on MERs mers who have outstanding with business entities within ss the globe.

Yes, if you are R12, you can achieve, credit management utilizes the chloroform Relationship manager hierarchy, the data in a credit review can be released lidated and calculated for party/Customer Account and site levels

EBS credit check (2)