Step-11. Define unit of measure classes.
All items having similar characteristics fall under same UOM class like Kilogram or Length.
Step-12. Define Sub inventories.
Sub inventory groups inventory logically or physically, at least one sub inventory must be assigned to each organization.
Step-13. Define Item attribute controls.
Attributes are detail information about items.Each attribute is maintained at master level or organization level.If an attribute is defined as master level then it can only be updated at item master level and attributes maintained at item/organization level can only be updated at this level only.
Attributes are detail information about items.Each attribute is maintained at master level or organization level.If an attribute is defined as master level then it can only be updated at item master level and attributes maintained at item/organization level can only be updated at this level only.
Step-13. Define Categories.
Categories are defined to manage items having same characteristics.
Step-14. Define Category Set and default Category Set.
Sets are defined to further group categories more functionally.Also define at least one default category set.
Sets are defined to further group categories more functionally.Also define at least one default category set.
Step-16. Define statuses.
Statuses are defined to restrict or enable item for different functional areas.
Statuses are defined to restrict or enable item for different functional areas.
Step-17. Define Cost Types.
Some predefined types are already defined but you can also define your own cost type.
Some predefined types are already defined but you can also define your own cost type.
Step-18. Define Accounting Periods.
Periods are defined in oracle General Ledger and in oracle inventory can be opened using inventory periods.
Periods are defined in oracle General Ledger and in oracle inventory can be opened using inventory periods.
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