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Agenda
Managing OrdersOrder Changes
Holds
Canceling Orders
Copying OrdersSplitting Order Lines
Close Orders
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Managing Orders
In Addition to entering and booking of the Sales orders, your application provides
additional functionalities to modify, cancel, hold and purge sales orders necessitated
by your complex business processes.
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Order Changes:
Order Management provides you with the ability to automate the process of
changing various types of orders and track quantity changes made to orders
during the order flow. Any changes made to the sales orders could be tracked and
applied with Notification Workflow.
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Managing Orders Applying Changes
Query the sales order in
Order Organizer and choose
to open the Order.
Choose the line where the
Changes have to be made
and execute the order line
changes.
Enter the changes and Save
your work.
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Managing OrdersOnce the changes are applied a
window will be prompted to enter the
reason on for Qty changes. Select
the appropriate reason and press
OK
Select the Notification option and
accept the appropriate user
responsibility to approve the orderchange
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Holds
Application enables you to hold an order, return, order line, or return line from
continuing to progress through its workflow by utilizing the holds feature. Holds can
be applied manually or automatically based on a set of criteria you define, such asa credit check hold.
You can define as many different holds as you need to manage your business.
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Managing OrdersApplying Hold to the orders
Query the Sales Order through OrderOrganizer, Open the order Apply Holds
through Actions Button.
Select the appropriate hold name and
hold until date and comments to press on
Apply Holds.
Now the sales order will be on Hold for
mentioned reason till the Hold Until dateor till manually releasing the hold.
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Managing Orders
Application provides with the ability to release holds on orders,
returns and lines and release hold sources.
Release holds on specific orders, returns, or lines; release a holdsource that holds many orders or lines.
If a hold was defined with specific hold authorizations, you must
be logged in as one of the responsibilities permitted to remove this
hold
Releasing Holds on the Orders.
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Navigate to the Sales Orders
window and query the order or
return you want to release the
hold.
Click Actions and select Release
Holds.
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Select the release Reason for hold
Optionally, enter Comment
Click the Release.
Save your work.
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Managing Orders
Freight and Special Charges:
The freight and special charges capability of your application enables
you to capture, store, update, and view costs associated with a
shipment, order, container, or delivery.You can either itemize or
summarize such charges on your orders.This capability includes
functionality to pass customer charge information to Oracle
Receivables for invoicing.
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Managing OrdersCanceling Sales Orders
You can cancel sales orders, order lines, returns, and return lines.
Order Management automatically adjusts reservations for cancelledlines.
If you want to cancel an entire order, you need to do so before any
of the order lines are shipped, or invoiced.
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Managing Orders
Navigate to the Order Organizer
window and query the order or returnyou want to apply the cancellation to.
Click Actions
Select Cancel
Select the reason why you are
canceling the order.
Select OK.
Re query the Sales order to see the
changes.
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Managing Orders
The Copy Orders function of the application is integrated with the Sales
Orders window and supports multi-selection of records.
In addition to copying orders it facilitates copying lines from within anorder or across orders to a new order, or adding them to an existing order.
Copying Orders:
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Query an order, click Action andchoose Copy
Specify an Order Type to change itand click Ok
Navigate to the Copy Header/Lineand Pricing Options to exclude childentities
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Managing Orders Copy the Headers and the Lines for the
sales order by checking the options for
copying
Click ok after all the attributes to becopied have been checked.
The newly copied Order/Orders will be
available via the 'Today's Orders' nodein the Order Organizer tree in the Sales
Order Pad.
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Managing Orders
Splitting order lines functionality in the Application provides withsplitting of the the order Quantity based on the requirement.
Split Quantities can be shipped on two different dates. When an
order line is split in this manner, it is considered a manual or user
initiated split.
Splitting Order Lines
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Managing Orders Query and Open the Sales
order
Click on the Actions button to
choose Split line
Mention the line quantity to
be split on the Split Line
Window
Click Split.
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Managing Orders Once the Split is executed, the Sales order line items would
pick up the number of lines the Splitting has been performed forthe Primary Ordered Quantity.
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Close lines and close orders are implemented using workflow. Order
Management provides seeded close line and close order workflow
sub-processes to close the order header and line, respectively.
Once an order is closed, no lines can be added.
Closing orders that are complete, enhances performance, since
many programs,windows and report queries retrieve open orders
only.
Close Orders
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Managing OrdersClose order activity / workflow diagram