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oracle payables vs oracle payments r 12

Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2009 7:33 am
by kommineni7
Hi gurus..

can any body explain the differenct b/w payables and payments in R12.

is it payments is separate module in r12? if so still we are paying the amounts from payables module.. checked in vision instance..

pls. post any documents which explain the difference..

appereciate your errorts..

Thanks in advance

Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2009 7:43 am
by karthikeyanp1981
Oracle Payables and Oracle Payments are different Modules.
Oracle Payments can be technically termed as a new module in Release 12, however it actually replaces the ipayment module which was used in Release 11. Therefore Oracle payments can be stated as a replacement to ipayment module.
Dont get confused about the payment functionality available in payables module..... payments are done in payments module only and not in payables module, for easier access, the functions are added in the menus.
Just because we have flexfield definition menus in all subledger responsibility, it does not mean that it is owned by that subledger, these are shared services.
Payments are taken care only in Payments module, even though you navigate to Payment manager or Payment Administrator from the Payables responsibility, it will invariably navigate you to the Payments module only.
The differences between the module is ,
Payables takes care of invoices or documents payable
Payments takes care of making payments to those documents payables.....

This conceptual difference has often caused confusions at various levels, the more you work on this functionality and perform setups of A to Z you will appreciate it yourself..... else it will stay as a grey area forever...

Posted: Mon Apr 20, 2009 8:11 am
by kommineni7
Thank Q very much Karthik...

Posted: Wed Apr 22, 2009 10:41 am
by mstapps
hai gurus

can you explaine me how many flexfield qualifiers in R12
and how many modules are there in finace in R12
what is main diff between 11i and R12

thanks and regards
mstapps[@]gmail.com