Hasan,

Based on your demo, I see that AR,AP and CM support multi-org. There is any other module that support multi-org future.

Please let me know.

Thanks, Raghu.k

Following are the modules that are based on multi-org:

Oracle Payables AP
Oracle Receivables AR
Oracle Cash Management CE
Oracle Property Manager PN
Subledger Accounting XLA
Trading Community Architecture TCA
iReceivables
iExpenses
Oracle Collections
Global Accounting Engine AX
Oracle Grants Management GMS
Oracle Grants IGW
Oracle Federal Financials FV
Oracle Purchasing PO
Oracle Sourcing PON
iSourcing
iProcurement
iSupplier Poral POS
Oracle Order Management ONT
Oracle Release Management RLM
Oracle Shipping WSH
Oracle Pricing QP
Oracle Projects PA
CRM Administrator JTF
Oracle Sales Compensation CN
Oracle Sales AS
Oracle Service CS
Oracle Scheduler CSR
Oracle Banking Center FPT
IStore IBE

Wow!, Thanks for the whole list.

I am not seeing multi-org option for ASSETS.
let me know why?

Thanks, Raghu.k

Hi Hasan,
I think you have forgotten Oracle Inventory as been part of Multi-Org. Is that right.

You are not seeing FA in the list because that is not a multi-org module.
Why it is not a multi-org module? My take is that asset management task is closely related to the finance department. FA is not a subledger. In FA, operating units are not needed to segregate data. Operating units could be imagined as service centers serving legal entity's operations. One service center is not interested in seeing other service center's data even though both are serving the same legal entity and hence the concept of operating units. In FA you can create multiple asset books and associate them with your GL ledgers. That is how the data is managed.

Oracle Inventory segregates data by inventory organizations. You associate inventory organization to operating units. Therefore you can say Oracle Inventory is indirectly a multi-org module, but not the same way as AP and AR.

Great Thanks !