Setup Payment in Oracle EBS R12

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 Setting up Payments in Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) R12.3 involves configuring the Payments module to manage your organization's payment processes. Here's a step-by-step guide to set up Payments in Oracle EBS R12.3:


Step 1: Define Payment Systems


Navigation: Payments > Entry > Systems

Define payment systems and specify their attributes, such as payment method and format.


Step 2: Set Up Banks


Navigation: Payments > Entry > Banks

Create bank accounts and define bank attributes for payment processing.


Step 3: Define Bank Branches (Optional)


Navigation: Payments > Entry > Bank Branches

If using bank branches, define them and link them to the respective banks.


Step 4: Set Up Payment Documents


Navigation: Payments > Entry > Documents

Define payment documents, such as checks or electronic payments, and specify their attributes.


Step 5: Define Payment Formats


Navigation: Payments > Entry > Formats

Create payment formats based on the requirements of your bank or financial institution.


Step 6: Set Up Payment Process Profiles


Navigation: Payments > Setup > Payment Process Profile

Define payment process profiles to specify the payment methods, formats, and documents to be used during payment processing.


Step 7: Set Up Payment Process Request (PPR) (Optional)


Navigation: Payments > Entry > Payment Process Request

If using Payment Process Request, define PPR templates for payment batch processing.


Step 8: Define Payment Terms


Navigation: Payments > Setup > Payment Terms

Set up payment terms to determine the due date for payments.


Step 9: Define Payment Distribution Sets (Optional)


Navigation: Payments > Setup > Payment Distribution Sets

If using payment distribution sets, define them to allocate payments across multiple accounts or segments.


Step 10: Set Up Payment Priority (Optional)


Navigation: Payments > Entry > Payment Priority

Define payment priority rules to prioritize payments for specific suppliers or invoices.


Step 11: Set Up Document Sequences


Navigation: Payments > Entry > Document Sequences

Define document sequences to assign unique document numbers to payment documents.


Step 12: Define Payment Documents Printing (Optional)


Navigation: Payments > Setup > Documents > Payment Documents Printing

Configure payment documents printing, such as checks and payment advices.


Step 13: Define Internal Bank Accounts (Optional)


Navigation: Payments > Entry > Internal Bank Accounts

If using internal bank accounts for internal payment transactions, define them.


Step 14: Review Payment Reports


Navigation: Payments > Reports

Use various payment reports to monitor payments, payment batches, and reconciliation.


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