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What is MULTI ORG FLOW? How many organisation are there in an operating unit?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 7 Last Update: January 17, 2008     Asked by: anup shanker 
  
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Submitted by: RAJENDER SINGH-hyderabad, India
 

Multi Org means Multiple Organisation that is

1)Business Group (Which dealt with HRMS Module) It is the Higest level in the ORG structure.

2)Legar Entity ( Dealt with Tax entities, Govt reporting authorities)

3)Set of Books ( Dealt with 3 C's that is Chart of Account, Currencies and Calender)

4)Operating Unit (Dealt with 5 sub ledger modules by name AP/AR/GL/PO/OM

5)Inventory Organisation (Dealt with INV/BOM/WIP/MS_MRP)

You can assign any no of Organization under a Operatin Unit.

Thanks

R Singh Hyderabad, India



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August 22, 2006 07:04:27   #1  
RAJENDER SINGH-hyderabad, India        

RE: what is MULTI ORG FLOW?how many organisation...

Multi Org means Multiple Organisation that is

1)Business Group (Which dealt with HRMS Module) It is the Higest level in the ORG structure.

2)Legar Entity ( Dealt with Tax entities Govt reporting authorities)

3)Set of Books ( Dealt with 3 C's that is Chart of Account Currencies and Calender)

4)Operating Unit (Dealt with 5 sub ledger modules by name AP/AR/GL/PO/OM

5)Inventory Organisation (Dealt with INV/BOM/WIP/MS_MRP)

You can assign any no of Organization under a Operatin Unit.

Thanks

R Singh Hyderabad India


 
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September 07, 2006 03:50:05   #2  
Arun        

RE: what is MULTI ORG FLOW?how many organisation...
The Multi org is a concept/business process under which multiple operating unit can be defined
 
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November 11, 2006 02:13:10   #3  
nageswararao        

RE: what is MULTI ORG FLOW?how many organisation...
multiple oraganisations in single installations.
 
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January 23, 2007 23:42:16   #4  
ratnakar        

RE: What is MULTI ORG FLOW? How many organisation are ...
Multi org is nothing but under single implementation maintaing multiple organiztion like business gorup set of books legal entities operating units inventry orgnization.Business group Hrfr_business_group / set of books Gl_sets_of_books / legal entites Hr_legal_entites /operating Units Hr_operating_units /Inventry Organization Org_organization_definitions



Ratnakar Reddy

 
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March 27, 2007 06:56:00   #5  
SURESH        

RE: What is MULTI ORG FLOW? How many organisation are ...
MultiOrg means different operating Units
MultiOrg or Multiple Organizations Architecture allows multiple operating units and their relationships to be defined within a single installation of Oracle Applications. This keeps each operating unit's transaction data separate and secure.

 
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August 08, 2007 04:10:08   #6  
Surya Kumar Reddy Chemakura        

RE: What is MULTI ORG FLOW? How many organisation are ...
Multi org is basically meant for two things:
- To capture transactions of multiple organizations in same instance instead of going for a new instance of oracle apps.
- To control the database access: a responsibility associated with one operating unit cannot access data of another operating unit.

Access control is the basic requirement when multiple organizations are defined.

 
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January 17, 2008 01:29:57   #7  
bhargavi Member Since: February 2006   Contribution: 1    

RE: What is MULTI ORG FLOW? How many organisation are there in an operating unit?
Multiorg is implementing multiple organisations under single oracle implementation.
 
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