implementing fusion cloud procurement a real life case study

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Session ID: Prepared by: Implementing Fusion Cloud Procurement - A Real Life Case Study Oracle Fusion Procurement cloud offers wide range of capabilities through it’s product offerings like Self Service Procurement, Purchasing, Sourcing, Supplier Portal, Supplier Qualification Management and Procurement & Spend Analytics. 10642

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Session ID:

Prepared by:

Implementing Fusion Cloud

Procurement - A Real Life

Case Study

Oracle Fusion Procurement cloud offers wide range of capabilities through it’s product offerings like Self Service Procurement, Purchasing, Sourcing, Supplier Portal, Supplier Qualification Management and Procurement & Spend Analytics.

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Safe Harbor Statement

The following is intended for information purposes

only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It

is not a commitment to deliver any services, material,

code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in

making purchasing decisions.

The development, release and timing of any features

or functionality described for Oracle’s products

remains at the sole discretion of Oracle.

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About Jade Global

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Agenda

Client’s Requirements

Key Challenges

Jade Global’s Solution – Fusion Cloud Procurement

Customer Benefits

Critical Success Factors

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Client’s Requirements

Client’s Requirements

• Cost effective and shorter project lifecycle

• Role based dashboard reporting

• Need to handle document change management

• Streamline source-to-settle process through automation, inbuilt role-based analytics

• Complex approval matrix with serial and parallel approvals

• Flexible mechanism to derive accounting based on custom business rules

• User friendly self service application to end users

• Get insights in to spend and identify multiple saving opportunities

• Well formatted report outputs

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Key Challenges

Key Challenges

• Insufficient line level data in current transaction system

• Inconsistency in unit of measures and codes/syntaxes used

• Inconsistency in supplier names and classifications

• Use of different systems with different data structures

to capture purchasing data

• Streamline the current business processes and provide better procurement strategy approach

• Data cleanup and make it working for analysis

• Convince end users to adopt to Fusion Procurement processes

• End user productivity

• Get insights in to spend and identify multiple saving opportunities

• Improve business relationship with suppliers

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Jade Global’s Solution

Jade Global’s Solution – Fusion Cloud

Procurement

• Implement Fusion Cloud Procurement to provide

user friendly application

• Oracle Fusion Procurement enables effective

planning, easy configuration and quick

implementation/deployment with minimum

maintenance

• Easy configuration and maintenance of approvals

• Transaction accounts can be easily derived based

upon business policies

• Integrated reports which are specific to business

role.

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Why Oracle Fusion Procurement

• Rapid Implementation:

– Prepared list of configuration tasks

– Task list can be generated and edited as per business requirement

– Easy validation of setup by executing the standard reports

– Data can be exported from one instance and imported to another for easy and accurate setup

• Accuracy:

– Minimum chance of human errors due to prebuilt and sequential task list

– Data entry through easy to use interfaces

– Migration of data from one instance to another

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Why Oracle Fusion Procurement

• Approvals:

– Serial or Parallel

– Employee -Supervisor & Position Hierarchy, Job Level and Approval Groups

– User friendly interface to configure and manage approval rules

– Approval Management Extensions (AMX) helps in routing the purchasing documents

– Business Process Management (BPM) allows user to access the approval tasks and take action

– Routing rules for Preapproval, Terms, Post Approval and FYI stages

– Approval rules can be migrated from one instance to another

– Support for Rules Based Approvals, Ad-hoc Approvers, FYI Notifications, and Graphical Approval View

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Why Oracle Fusion Procurement

• Transaction Accounting:

– TAB (Transaction Account Builder) provides flexible

mechanism to derive accounting flexfields for

sub ledger transactions

– Eliminates the needs of customizing account

generator workflow

– Use of Mapping Sets and Account Rules

– Seeded accounting defaulting rules which can be

over layered by customized the rule

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Why Oracle Fusion Procurement

• Document Change History:

– Base document is always available

– Maintain Complete Document Change History

– Revert to Previously Approved Version

• Standard Excel Templates:

– Oracle repository provides integration templates

which can be used for data loading/importing

– Well instructed and formatted spreadsheets

– Interface Table = Spreadsheet

– Table Column = Spreadsheet Column

– Spreadsheet column is well formatted (Date, Number,

text and shows the information for datatype, length,

other instructions

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Why Oracle Fusion Procurement

• Security

– Role based access (Who does What)

– Segregation of duties

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Business Processes Implemented

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Business Processes Implemented

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Customer Benefits

Customer Benefits

• Best procurement business practices

• Better control over organization spend

• Consolidated purchasing across business units

• Leverage volume discounts by consolidated

demand

• Reduction in P2P cycle time

• Role based access control security to manage the

privileges and access to data.

• No Hassles for Hardware Procurement &

Management : Cloud based applications doesn’t

require any special hardware infrastructure

• Enhanced graphical UI and dashboards

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Critical Success Factors

Critical Success Factors

• Real time BI reporting with analytics, dashboards

and reports

• Role based user access which provides high

security

• Reduction in business cost and increase in

productivity

• Highly integrated Procurement system with best

industry practices

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