Functional Setup Manager and the
Procurement Offering
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Setup and Maintenance Lesson Objectives
In this lesson you will learn how to:
• Describe Oracle Functional Setup Manager
• Browse and configure Oracle Fusion offerings
• Generate a list of setup tasks
• Perform setup tasks to enter setup data
• Maintain your implementation over time
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Current Implementation Solutions
• PeopleSoft: Setup Manager
• JD Edwards: Rapid Start
Spreadsheets
• Siebel: Application Deployment Manager
• E-Business Suite:
o Business Flow Accelerators
o iSetup
o Application Implementation Wizard
o Graphical Process Navigator
o Product Specific Configurations
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Limitations of Current Solutions
Product focus setup instead of business process focus
– Interdependencies across product areas
– Duplication of setup
Difficult to understand (documentation)
Difficult to navigate (no single flow, spans responsibilities)
Inconsistent user interfaces
Lack of industry oriented flows
Inability to import and export application setup data
Inadequate reporting on setup data
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Functional Setup Manager
Provides single work area for all Oracle Fusion applications setup
Generates customizable list of setup tasks
Identifies pre-requisites, dependencies, and required setups
Launches individual setup pages
Tracks progress with assignments and task statuses
Moves data between environments
Supports initial installation as well as ongoing maintenance
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Functional Setup Manager Overview
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Functional Setup Manager Key Benefits
• Self-service administration
• Complete transparency
• Configurable and extensible
• Reusable for rapid start
• Comprehensive reporting
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Functional Setup Manager Methodology
Increase setup efficiency with guided process
Plan Implement
1 Review offerings 5 Collect data
2 Configure to fit Plan Implement 6 Enter setup data
3 Generate setup tasks 7 Test
4 Customize setup task
lists (optional) Deploy
Deploy
8 Identify setup to be deployed
9 Export and import
10 Verify setup
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Application Implementation Lifecycle
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Functional Setup Enterprise Roles
The functional setup related reference enterprise roles, as
delivered by Oracle, are:
• Application Implementation Manager
• Application Implementation Consultant
• Various functional user roles
Example: Procurement Application Administrator
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Key Roles and Responsibilities
Application Implementation Manager
Responsibility: Manages overall implementation of a Fusion application
Plan Implement
Know offerings Configure Generate list of Monitor progress
setup tasks
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Key Roles and Responsibilities
Application Implementation Consultant
Responsibility: Sole contact who fulfills all phases of implementation
Plan Implement Deploy
Know offerings Configure Collect data Enter setup data Identify setup to be deployed
Generate setup tasks Monitor progress Test Verify
Export/import
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Key Roles and Responsibilities
Functional Owners
Responsibility: Subject matter experts who set up their functional areas
Implement Deploy
Collect data Enter setup data Test Verify after
export/import
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Functional Setup Terminology
Procurement
(Offering)
Self Service Procurement
(Option)
(Feature)
Supplier Portal
(Option)
Sourcing
(Option)
Supplier Qualification
(Option)
Procurement Contracts
(Option)
(Feature)
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Planning an Implementation
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Prepackaged Offering Reports
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Demonstration
Get Started with FSM
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Configuring Offerings
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Enabling Offering and Options for Implementation
• An Offering or its Options can either be selected or not
selected for implementation.
• You will check or uncheck the ‘Enable For Implementation’
checkbox to specify your selection.
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Demonstration
Configure Offerings
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Generating Setup Task Lists
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Selecting Offerings and Options
When creating an Implementation Project:
• You will be presented with the list of Offerings and Options
you enabled for implementation when you configured the
Offering.
• Specify which of those Offerings and Options you want to
include in the Implementation Project by checking the
appropriate checkboxes in the Include column.
• Although you can include multiple Offerings in an
Implementation Project, creating separate Implementation
Projects for each of the Offerings you plan to implement is
recommended as it makes managing the implementation
lifecycle easier.
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Selecting Offerings and Options
Auto Generated Task List
When an Implementation Project is created, it automatically generates
the complete list of setup tasks – including all prerequisite tasks –
based on the Offering and Options you selected to include. The setup
tasks are organized in a hierarchy reflecting prerequisites and
dependencies:
• Most common requirements across all Offerings are listed first
• Common tasks across an application area (such as CRM,
Financial, and HCM)
• Common tasks across multiple modules and Options within an
Offering
• Setup tasks for the selected Options and Features for your
implementation are displayed
You can expand the parent nodes in the hierarchy to see the child
nodes.
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Assigning Tasks to Users
Once an Implementation Project is created and customized (if
necessary), assign setup tasks to appropriate functional users,
who, in turn, will enter setup data.
• Assigning single or multiple users
• Assigning users to task lists
• Viewing implementation specific reports
• Adding notes
Select one or more tasks and task lists and then click on the
‘Assign Tasks’ button to assign users to tasks.
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Demonstration
Manage Implementation Projects
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Entering Setup Data
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Filtering Lists of Tasks
The users to whom setup tasks are assigned can use the
following filters to find specific assigned tasks.
If more than one filter condition is provided, the conditions
will be combined to search for the task:
• Task
• Due Date
• Status
• Project
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Demonstration
Enter Setup Data
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Business Objects
Business objects are a broad category of business processes
that are modeled as objects and in Oracle Fusion Functional
Setup Manager represent Fusion applications data sets.
Some of the examples are: Enterprise Configuration and
Purchasing UN Number.
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Maintaining Setup Data
Searching for and performing specific tasks from Setup
and Maintenance Overview
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Using Implementation Projects for Maintenance
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Demonstration
Search and Perform Task
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Exporting and Importing Setup Data
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Implementation Considerations - Projects
Implementation Projects
• Grouping Offerings:
Consider segmenting implementing projects based on product family
(e.g. Financials, Projects, Procurement), timing of implementation
projects, and resources (e.g. different people implementing Financials,
Projects, etc.).
• Provisioning:
Offerings not provisioned can be selected, but ultimately, you will NOT
be able to enter setup data.
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Implementation Considerations - Users
Implementation Users
• Best practice:
Run the process “Retrieve Latest LDAP Changes” before creating
implementation users.
• Best practice:
The Application Implementation Consultant has broad access to any
enterprise structure. If you want to limit access, use the Create Data
Roles for Implementation Users task to create a data role based on
a job role with limited access, such as the HCM Application
Administrator job role.
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Practice
• 2-1: Create An Implementation Project
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Setup and Maintenance Lesson Summary
In this lesson, you should have learned how to:
• Describe Oracle Functional Setup Manager
• Browse and configure Oracle Fusion offerings
• Review the Oracle Fusion Procurement offering
• Generate a list of Procurement setup tasks
• Perform setup tasks to enter setup data
• Maintain your implementation over time
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