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Although the Location window allows you to enter detailed information about a location, Oracle Projects requires only that you provide information in the Name field for each location.
You define a location for each address your business uses. Give each location a short name and then assign it to an individual organization or to an employee. A location is easier to type than a full address, especially if many employees or organizations use it. If several organizations are located at the same address, you assign the corresponding location to each organization.
For example, if WHQ is the location for World Headquarters and West is the location for a West coast office, you assign all organizations at World Headquarters the location WHQ, and all organizations at the West coast office the location West.
You can use locations for reporting purposes. For example, you might assign one location to your corporate headquarters and another location to your large branch office on the East coast. Both of these organizations may include several subordinate organizations. You can create custom reports using these locations, such as one that breaks down the total revenue by the location of a project-owning organization.
Fremont Corporation's Oracle Projects implementation team defines a location for Fremont's corporate headquarters, where most of its organizations are located. | |
Name | HQ |
Description | Corporate Headquarters |
City | Bay Grove |
State | CA |
Country | United States |
Fremont's implementation team defines a location for the East coast field office of the Fremont Construction business unit. | |
Name | East |
Description | Construction - East coast field office |
City | Boston |
State | MA |
Country | United States |
Fremont's implementation team also defines a location for the International field office of the Fremont Construction business unit. | |
Name | International |
Description | Construction - International field office |
City | Marseilles |
State | |
Country | France |
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