Form Application: Oracle Order Management
Form Name:  OEXDTTYP
Form Path: /oracle/apps/r12/visr12/apps/apps_st/appl/ont/12.0.0/forms/US/OEXDTTYP.fmx

Transaction types are used to differentiate different types of sales orders. It will have sales order header and line level workflows that control the steps in a sales order cycle. Apart from this transaction types also contain the additional information that will default to sales orders. Transaction types are operating Unit specific.

Navigation: Login to Oracle Apps -> Select Order Management responsibility -> Setup

• Navigate to  Transaction Types -> Define
• Query any transaction type to modify or enter transaction type to setup
• Enter the Transaction type Header details
•     Enter the Transaction type Name
•     Enter the Transaction type description
•     Sales document type
•     Order Category
•     Transaction Type Code
•     Fulfillment Flow
•     Negotiation Flow
•     Effective Dates
•     Default transaction phase
• Click on ‘Approvals’ to attach Approval List
• Enter ‘Main’ tab details
•     Agreement type
•     Agreement required
•     Purchase order required
•     Default return line type
•     Default order line type
•     Enforce list price
•     Price list
•     Minimum margin percent
•     Credit check rules for ordering, Packing, Picking/Purchase release and Shipping
• Enter ‘Shipping’ tab details
•     Warehouse
•     Shipment priority
•     FOB
•     Demand Class
•     Inspection required
•     Line Set
•     Freight Terms
•     Shipping Source type
•     Scheduling level
•     Auto schedule
•     Fulfillment set
• Enter ‘Finance’ tab details
•     Invoicing Rule
•     Accounting Rule
•     Invoice Source
•     Non Delivery Invoice source
•     Credit method for invoices with rules, split term invoices
•     Receivables transaction type
•     Cost Of Goods Sold Account
•     Conversion Type
•     Tax Event
•     Currency
• Click on ‘Assign Line Flows’
• Enter line type, item type, workflow process name, start date and end date

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