Processing Transactions in Project Costing
This section describes the flow of transactions from Project Costing to General Ledger in an MRC environment. It also describes the flow of transactions from Project Billing to Payables and Receivables.
To process transactions in Project Costing:
1. Enter transactions in your primary responsibility.
Entered transaction amounts are converted to each associated reporting currency according to the defined conversion options.
2. Cost transactions by running the costing processes in the primary responsibility.
Costed transaction amounts are converted to each associated reporting currency according to the defined conversion options.
3. From the primary responsibility, transfer the transactions to General Ledger by running the following programs:
Interface Labor Costs to General Ledger
Interface Total Burdened Cost to General Ledger
Interface Usage Costs to General Ledger
4. Run the Journal Import program.
This program creates unposted journals.
5. In your primary responsibility, post the journals to General Ledger.
The posting process updates the account balances in the primary functional currency.
6. Run the tieback processes for each interface to General Ledger process.
7. For each reporting set of books, repeat Steps 3 through 6.
The posting process updates the account balances in the reporting functional currency.
You can report and inquire on journal entries and account balances in both your primary and reporting sets of books.
From each associated reporting responsibility, you can view and report the transactions you entered or created in Steps 1 and 2 in the reporting functional currency.
See Also
Oracle Projects User's Guide
General Ledger Journal Processing with MRC
Processing Transactions in Assets
Processing Transactions in Payables and Receivables
Processing Transactions in Purchasing
Processing Transactions in Project Billing
Global Accounting Engine Payables and Receivables Transactions Processing with MRC
Multiple Product Installation Groups and Multiple Organization Architecture