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You want to merge ledgers or sets of books.
Problem
A large system integrator put each line of business into a separate primary ledger in their E-Business Suite. Realizing that the same customer may use each of their ERP implementation services, their security services, and their data warehouse services, they decided to merge their ledgers. The chart of accounts, the currency, the calendar, and the accounting conventions were the same for all 9 of their ledgers.
Solution
The firm used eprentise Reorganization software's MS Sets of Books module to merge their 9 ledgers into a single primary ledger. They created operating units for each of the lines of business to keep the transactions separate and to maintain controls within the organization. They used Multiple Organizations Access Control in R12 to enable cross organizational processing and reporting on operating units in their subledgers.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Doesn’t Oracle E-Business Suite documentation say not to use Oracle database tools to modify Oracle Applications data?
- What happens if something does go wrong and I need to call Oracle Support?
- Will Oracle Support continue to provide support for EBS after I use eprentise or FlexField software to improve data quality, reorganize the business structures, split an instance, consolidate instances, or change charts of accounts?
- How often have eprentise customers had to get Oracle Support involved for problems?
- In what kind of situations would I use eprentise?
Solution: Change Sets of Books
Merge or split your EBS sets of books to reflect your current business and to take advantage of EBS features.



