Calendar Change

Automates the process of changing calendars in Oracle E-Business Suite, allowing you to support business requirements, retain history, and tie in all the subledger detail with the GL calendar. Calendars in other Oracle modules are copied or can be synchronized to the new GL calendar (Including FA, Projects, Inv, Budgets, and others).

Sometimes the business requires changes to an existing calendar – either changing the calendar from a 4-4-5 calendar to a monthly calendar, changing a monthly calendar to a fiscal calendar, changing the dates on a period, changing the number of periods, or even changing the period names or calendar name. There are a number of difficulties to overcome because in Oracle E-Business Suite, the GL calendar is also used in many subledgers. Creating a new set of books or ledger and using financial consolidation for reporting isn’t always an option because when you change sets of books, your history and subledger detail isn’t synchronized with the reporting set of books and periods.

The Power to Change

eprentise Reorganization software automates the process of changing calendars in Oracle E-Business Suite, allowing you to support the business requirement, retain history, and tie in all the subledger detail with the GL calendar.

Impacts

  • Calendars in other Oracle modules are copied or can be synchronized to the new GL calendar (Including FA, Projects, Inv, Budgets, and others).
  • Journal entries are automatically created to reflect transactions that are in a different period than when originally posted.
  • Balances and retained earnings are adjusted to the new periods when the new period is opened.

Change Period Dates

  • Enter new start and end dates for each period
  • Creates unposted journal entries for all transactions that need to be moved

Example:

  • Period 1 currently ends Jan 28, 2009
  • New Period 1 ends Jan 31, 2009

Result:

  • General Ledger transactions and balances from Jan 29, 2009 to Jan 31, 2009 have to be subtracted from Period 2
  • General Ledger transactions and balances from Jan 29, 2009 to Jan 31, 2009 have to be added to Period 1

Period statuses are set to “Never Opened”

Change Calendar Period Dates

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Change Period Name

  • Enter new period name(s) for the corresponding old period name(s) and save the rule
  • Replaces the old period name with the new period name
Change Calendar Period Names

Change Calendar Name

  • Enter the new calendar name for the corresponding old calendar name and save the rule
  • Wherever the old calendar name is found, it will be replaced with a new calendar name
Change Calendar Name
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Reorganization Modules

Calendar Change: Automates the process of changing calendars in Oracle E-Business Suite, allowing you to support business requirements, retain history, and tie in all the subledger detail with the GL calendar. Calendars in other Oracle modules are copied or can be synchronized to the new GL calendar (Including FA, Projects, Inv, Budgets, and others).

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Merge, Split, or Move Inventory Organizations: Allows you to consolidate or split inventory orgs to reduce costs, save time, and increase accuracy.

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Merge, Split, or Move Legal Entities: Allows you to move legal entities and balancing segment values to a new set of books (ledger) to reflect the current organization structure, comply with local and statutory requirements, and restructure the enterprise for global expansion.

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Merge or Split Operating Units or Org Units: Enables you to share or segregate data for different parts of the organization in order to operate a shared services center, maintain security, service customers, and leverage suppliers across the organization.

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Merge or Split Business Groups: Provides the ability to consolidate business groups in order to more accurately reflect ongoing organizational operations and business processes.

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Merge or Split Sets of Books: Allows you to consolidate or split sets of books (ledgers in R12) to more accurately reflect your current business.

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