Oracle R12 AppsTech SLA Technical Ver.1

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Subledger Accounting (SLA) is an intermediate step between subledger products like payables, receivables etc. and the Oracle General Ledger. It generates and stores detailed accounting entries and subledger balances before transferring them to the general ledger.

SLA provides services like generation and storage of detailed accounting entries, storage of subledger balances, subledger accounting entries and subledger reporting to Oracle Applications. It is embedded within standard Oracle Application responsibilities and users do not directly login to SLA.

Some important reports provided by SLA are Journal Entries Report, Account Analysis Report, Third Party Balances Report, Multiperiod Accounting Reports, Open Account Balances Report and Period Close Exceptions Report.

Oracle Payables

Subledger Accounting
Oracle Applications R12

Subledger Accounting(R12)
What is Subledger Accounting?
SLA is an intermediate step between subledger
products and the Oracle General Ledger Journal
entries are created in Subledger Accounting and
then transferred to Oracle General Ledger
Each subledger transaction that requires
accounting is
represented by a complete and balanced subledger
journal
entry stored in a common data model
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Is this Module or what?


The high points of SLA would be:
There are no SLA responsibilities
Users do not login to SLA
SLA is a service provided to Oracle Applications
SLA forms and programs are embedded within standard
Oracle Application responsibilities
SLA provides the following services to Oracle Applications
Generation and storage of detailed accounting entries
Storage of subledger balances (e.g. third party control
account balances)
Subledger accounting entries
Subledger reporting (e.g. Subledger journal reports, open
account balances listing)

Module Services for SLA

What oracle application Module taking services


for SLA?
Most of modules which need accounting entry with
finance uses service of SLA Modules.

New Functionality
This new Product has these many new functionality
such as:
Journal Entry Setup and sequencing
Date Effective Application accounting Definitions
Multiple Accounting Representation
Multi-period Accounting
Summarization Options
Draft and online accounting
Replacement for disabled accounts
Process category Accounting
Transaction account Builder
Accrual Reversal Accounting
Accounted and Gain/Loss Amount calculations
Application Accounting Definition Loader
Enhanced Reporting Currency Functionality
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Advantages
The overall advantage of SLA can be summarized by
oracle as below:

Subledger Accounting Upgrade /


Setup
Release 11i
Accounting model and transaction model
are tightly integrated

Release 12 .0
Accounting model is separated from
transaction model.

Sub
Ledgers
Procucts

Sub
Ledgers
Procucts

Projects

Projects

Payable

Payable

Receiv
ables

Receiv
ables

Sub
Ledgers
Products

PA
Rules &
journal
entries

AP RULES
& Journal
Entries

AR
Rules &
Journal
Entries

Subledger Accounting Upgrade /


Setup
Release 11i

Release 12.0

Enter or import expenditure

Enter or import expenditure

Distribute Cost

Distribute Cost

Interface Cost to Gl

Generate Cost accounting


Event

Journal Import(GL)

Create Accounting

Tie back cost distributions from


GL

Journal Import

Sub Ledger Accounting


- Technical perspective
SLA(Sub Ledger Accounting) -Characteristics
All SLA data is stored in SLA and is imported to GL from
SLA.
A protocol exists to ensure all sub ledgers are
transferring data into SLA consistently
Creates the final accounting for Subledger Journal Entries
(JEs) and
transfers the accounting to GL
During reconciliation sub ledgers to GL, all reconciliation
reports point to the SLA tables
Concurrent program used to transfer data into SLA and
import to GL.
SLA Can Fill In Individual Segments or Entire AFF
SLA Can Create Multiple Representations of Each
Subledger Transactions
Stores a complete and balanced Subledger JE in a
common model for each business event that requires
accounting
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Transfer to GL Process
Process & Program for Subledger Accounting: Transfer to
GL Process
Oracle EBS's accounting process is basically a 2 step process:
Step 1. Create Accounting
Step 2. Transfer Journal Entries to GL
Create
Accounting

Transaction

SLA Journal
Entry

Journal
Import

Posting

Journal
Entry(Import
)

GL
Balances

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Sub Ledger Accounting


Creating Accounting
Create Accounting :
This is one step process for transferring accounting entries
to GL from Sub ledgers like AR, AP,FA,CM...
You need to submit this concurrent programs
Accounting Program. This creates Journals and
generates output detailing the Transfer/Error details of
events depending on input Parameters
Journal Import. This transfers Journals to GL. May also
post depending on Input Parameters
Subledger Accounting Balances Update

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Sub Ledger Accounting


Transfer Journal Entries to GL
Transfer Journal Entries to GL :
The Transfer Journal Entries to GL program enables you to
transfer any eligible journal entries to General Ledger,
including those from previous batch runs that have not yet
been transferred to General Ledger. This one also picks up
online final accounted Transactions not transferred to GL
You need to submit this concurrent programs
1. Journal Import. This transfers Journals to GL. May
also post depending on Input Parameters

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Sub Ledger Accounting


Technical
All subledger accounting data generated and stored
in shared SLA tables prior to transfer to GL
Run Create Accounting to populate SLA
tables
User can View Accounting only after Create
Accounting is run

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Sub Ledger Accounting


Technical

DISTRIBUTIONS

DISTRIBUTIONS

CREATE
ACCOUNTING

SLA
Distribution
s links

SLA EVENT
HEARDERS
AND LINES

SLA EVENT
HEARDERS
AND LINES

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Sub Ledger Accounting


Data Model

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Sub Ledger Accounting


Example

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Sub Ledger Accounting


Technical
New Functionality in Release 12
Sub ledger Accounting Inquiry : where you can view
Detailed Transaction and Full Journal Entry ,which can be
exported to Excel. The form will display data under these
three tabs:
Subledger Journal Entries
Accounting Events
Supporting Reference Balances
Accounting Modes
In SLA Accounting created in two mode either Draft or
Final mode, the difference between these two is ;
Draft: where you can Review Report and Correct errors
Final: where you can directly transfer to GL and Post in GL
There is one Profile Option which you need to set ...SLA:
Disable Journal Import set to No by default.
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Sub Ledger Accounting


Reports
Important SLA Reports
Subledger Accounting provides the following reports
1.Journal Entries Report
o Seeded data extract provides over 100 columns of
data
2.Account Analysis Report
o Seeded come with data extract over 100 columns of
data.
o This is based out of XML Publisher.
3.Third Party Balances.
4.Multiperiod Accounting Reports

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Sub Ledger Accounting


Reports
Important SLA Reports
5. Open Account Balances (Trial Balance) :This report displays
balances created by subledger transactions and detail transactions
supporting the balance. A variety of seeded BI Publisher Templates are
included to provide multiple representations/ summary levels of the
data.
o Open Balance Definitions are configurable.
o Seeded data extracts provide over 90 columns of data.
o Default templates are based out of Group by Account, Applied
Transaction Detail
o To Run an Open Account Balances Listing.
Create Open Account Balances Listing Definitions
Run Request: Open Account Balances Data Manager
(automatically run as part of GL Posting)
Run Request: Open Account Balances Listing, select applicable
parameters
6. Period Close Exceptions Report -Review the subledger period close
exceptions report when closing the GL period. You can define roles and
responsibilities for exceptions.
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Sub Ledger Accounting


Objects
SLA Objects
There are more than 2,100 objects have been added
to the
E-Business Suite database due to SLA.
select object_type,count(*) from dba_objects
where object_namelike '%XLA%'
group by object_type;

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