This Oracle Asset Management training course is designed for managers and users who are required to set up or work with Oracle Assets on a day to day basis for fixed asset management. You will learn the asset management process from Asset Data Flow to the General Ledger, plan an asset management implementation and implement Oracle Assets.
By attending Oracle Asset Management workshop, delegates will learn to:
- Describe adjustment transactions and how to use the physical inventory feature
- Describe the Oracle Assets depreciation process
- Explain asset retirements and the proper recording of accounting transactions, including running the Calculate Gains and Losses program and reinstatements of retired assets
- Describe the asset financial information and transaction history inquiry process
- Describe the key asset management reports and explain the use of the different reporting tools, including Web ADI and XML Publisher
- Describe the tax accounting process, including creating a tax book, adding assets to the tax book using Initial Mass Copy and Periodic Mass Copy, and adding assets manually
- Identify the key implementation issues regarding Oracle Asset Management fundamental topics
- Describe the overall Asset Management process from setup through asset data flow to the General Ledger
- Describe the Oracle Assets setup steps
- Describe the three types of asset books - corporate, tax and budget; the setup options; and the use and process flow of the Security by Book feature
- Explain the Oracle Assets accounting process
- Identify the key functional areas that are part of Oracle Asset Management
- Explain how to define asset categories
- Discuss the requirements for adding assets manually, including the required fields, descriptive details, depreciation rules, and assignments
- Explain the mass additions process
- Explain how to add CIP assets manually, via mass additions and through Capital Projects
- An understanding of basic accounting concepts and the asset management function.
- Knowledge of Oracle Accounts Payable and General Ledger would be advantageous.
The Oracle Asset Management class is ideal for:
- Managers and end users such as Fixed Asset Accountants,or those who provide first line support to them who need to set up and use Oracle Assets. It would also be useful for Payables Supervisors so that they can appreciate the integration between Oracle Payables and Oracle Assets.
