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Period End Closing Checklist in Oracle in R12


Product family
Product Code
Step number
Step name






1
Order Management (OM):




Order Management
ONT
1.1
Complete the sales orders
Order Management
ONT
1.2
Import Sales Order
Order Management
ONT
1.3
Pre-Billing Acceptance
Shipping
WSH
1.4
Complete the shipping transactions
Order Management
ONT
1.5
Prepare the link with AR




Order Management
ONT
1.5.1
Check run of Workflow background engine
Receivables
AR
1.5.2
Run the Invoice Interface/Autoinvoice
Receivables
AR
1.5.3
Verify the Autoinvoice Exceptions






2
Receivables (AR):




Receivables
AR
2.1
Complete all Receivables transactions for the period being closed
Subledger Accounting
SLA
2.2
Create accounting
Subledger Accounting
SLA
2.3
Transfer to GL
Receivables
AR
2.4
Manage the Receivables Period






3
Purchasing (PO):




Purchasing
PO
3.1
Complete all transactions for Oracle Purchasing
Subledger Accounting
SLA
3.2
Create accounting for Payables
Subledger Accounting
SLA
3.3
Transfer to GL
Purchasing/Payables
PO/AP
3.4
Purchasing Period management




Payables
AP
3.4.1
Close the Payables period
Purchasing
PO
3.4.2
Run the Receipt Accruals - Period-End Report
Purchasing
PO
3.4.3
Manage the PO Periods
Payables
AP
3.4.4
Open next AP Period






4
Transactions control:






4.1
Enter all transactions in eBS:




Inventory
INV
4.1.1
Enter the pending cycle counts
Inventory
INV
4.1.2
Check run of the Material Transaction Manager
Inventory
INV
4.1.3
Check run of the Move Transaction Manager 
Inventory
INV
4.1.4
Check run of the Lot Move Transaction Manager    
Inventory
INV
4.1.5
Check run of the Cost manager (mandatory)




Inventory
INV
4.2
Check the pending or in error transactions
Inventory
INV
4.3
Unprocessed Material (resolution required)
Inventory
INV
4.4
Uncosted material transactions (resolution required)
Costing
CST
4.5
Pending LCM Interface Transactions (resolution required)
Work In Process
WIP
4.6
Pending WIP Costing transactions (resolution required)
Shop Floor Management
WSM
4.7
Pending WSM interface (resolution required)






4.7.1
Run the Import WIP Lot Transactions


4.7.2
Run the (WSM) Pending Transactions Report




Shipping
WSH
4.8
Unprocessed Shipping Transactions (by default, resolution required)




Shipping
WSH
4.8.1
Search delivery line with the status Shipped
Shipping
WSH
4.8.2
Run the Interface Trip Stop SRS




Inventory
INV
4.9
Pending material transactions for this period (resolution recommended)
Work In process
WIP
4.10
Pending Shop Floor Move (resolution recommended)
Purchasing
PO
4.11
Pending Receiving Transactions (resolution recommended)
Project Manufacturing
PJM
4.12
Project Manudacturing - Cost Collector




Project Manufacturing
PJM
4.12.1
Run the Cost Collection Manager
Project Manufacturing
PJM
4.12.2
Import the transactions in Projects






5
Cost Management:




Costing
CST
5.1
Cost Of Goods Sold




Costing
CST
5.1.1
Record the Order Management Transactions
Costing
CST
5.1.2
Collect the Revenue Recognition information
Costing
CST
5.1.3
Generate the COGS Recognition events




Costing
CST
5.2
Create accounting
Costing
CST
5.3
Transfer to GL






6
 Inventory Open / Close period:




Inventory
INV
6.1
Open the next period
Inventory
INV
6.2
Close the period
Inventory
INV
6.3
Open or Close several periods in the same time




Inventory
INV
6.3.1
Hierarchy of Organizations
Costing
CST
6.3.2
Open several periods
Costing
CST
6.3.3
Close several periods




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