As you know by now transactions can come from a variety of different sources depending on what they are.
Time cards obviously can come from Oracle Time and Labor, or any other time entry system that your organization chooses to use.
Employees can enter expense reports via Oracle internet expenses or any other expense report facility that your organization uses.
Invoices will come from payables first because they will be processed for payment. While this is happening, they will be interfaced into Oracle projects.
Commitments come from purchasing.
And there are other sources from which you can create transactions via a spreadsheet, or even directly into Oracle projects.
We are going to discuss the overview of how each of these come into Oracle projects and what needs to be done.
We’re going to take a look at how we can create transactions directly in Oracle projects. The rule is, however, that we always want to create the transaction directly from the source. That is if they are time entries, they really should not be entered into Oracle project directly. They should be entered in the time entry system and then brought over into Oracle projects.
Let’s take a look.