This guide sets up the two engines that write your inventory accounting: receipt accounting and cost accounting, from cost organizations and profiles to the first reconciled period close. Six phases, every decision explained in finance language, with checks before moving on. Your progress saves in this browser.
Cost organizations and books, cost profiles and valuation structures, cost elements and overhead, subledger accounting rules, the daily processor pipeline, period close and the reconciliation story.
Landed cost. Consigned inventory. Intercompany transfers and transfer pricing. Manufacturing and project cost flows. Standard cost where your policy uses it.
Chart of accounts and accounting method ownership (Finance). Receipt accounting design decisions shared with Finance. Inventory organizations (the Inventory guide).
Two required Oracle setup tasks this guide does not cover yet, costing key flexfields and cost-organization data access, plus the full receipt accounting setup phase and the accounting test library. These are the next revision, being verified against the current release now.
Your scope decisions turn conditional areas into required ones. Verify every task in your own instance and release; Oracle changes setup each quarter.
Part 7 of 7 in the implementation series: ← Inventory Management · all guides. The story continues company-wide: Al Noor Trading is the same business in every guide.
Task names, options and process names are checked against the current release (26C); screens move between updates, verify in your instance. Companions when you go deeper: the Self Service Procurement guide · P2P, Step by Step · Releases.