Oracle Project Management Cloud 2026 Implementation Professional flashcards
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- Project Type
- Configuration object that controls cost, billing, revenue, burdening, and default task and team settings. Every project is created from a project type and inherits its behavior.
- Enterprise Structure
- The framework of legal entities, business units, and ledgers that determines which organization owns projects and how project transactions are accounted.
- Reference Data
- Predefined lists such as expenditure types, project statuses, and rate schedules that must exist and be enabled before they can be attached to projects.
- Project Role
- Setup that defines which job roles can be assigned to a project team and which role is treated as project manager for approvals and workflow.
- Functional Setup Manager
- Tool that organizes setup tasks into task lists, tracks completion, and exports or imports configuration between environments.
- Document Sequencing
- Numbering rule assigned per business unit that determines how project transactions and invoices are numbered sequentially.
- Accounting Period Status
- Open or closed state of a period that controls whether project cost and billing transactions can be accounted and transferred to the ledger.
- Project Task Hierarchy
- The work breakdown structure beneath a project; cost, budget, and revenue roll up from lower-level tasks to parent tasks and the project.
- Financial Plan Type
- Defines whether a plan is a budget or forecast and controls approval and versioning. Budget plans establish the baseline against which actuals are compared.
- Burden Structure
- Configuration that applies overhead to raw cost using defined cost bases and burden cost codes, producing burdened cost for reporting and billing.
- Project Currency vs Ledger Currency
- Projects may transact in a project currency while amounts are also stored in ledger currency; conversion uses the assigned rate schedule.
- Program Project
- A parent project that groups multiple child projects for consolidated financial rollup, reporting, and management of related work.
- Cross-Charge
- Rules that govern how costs incurred in one legal entity are billed or transferred to another when a project spans multiple entities.
- Expenditure Item
- The atomic unit of project cost, carrying an expenditure type, organization, optional task, and the raw amount before burdening.
- Cost Distribution
- Process that applies burdening to expenditure items and creates cost distribution lines; only distributed cost is eligible for billing and capitalization.
- Transaction Controls
- Project type settings that determine which expenditure types are allowed and whether transactions default to billable or non-billable.
- Burden Cost Code
- Classification code that identifies the overhead component applied during burdening, such as fringe or facilities, for reporting and analysis.
- Adjusting Expenditure Item
- A new expenditure item created to reverse or correct a posted cost, preserving the audit trail instead of editing the original transaction.
- Capitalization
- Process that transfers eligible project costs to fixed assets by generating asset lines and interfacing them to the assets module.
- Bill Plan
- Defines the billing method and billing cycle for a project; a project may have multiple bill plans applying different methods to different work.
- Rate Schedule
- A set of billing rates by role, person, or task attached to a bill plan; project or task overrides take precedence over schedule defaults.
- Percent Complete Revenue
- Revenue method that recognizes earned revenue as the ratio of actual cost to total estimated cost at completion, requiring maintained estimates.
- Invoice Generation
- Process that creates invoices from billable transactions; invoices are then reviewed, approved, and transferred to receivables.
- Unbilled Receivable
- Balance arising when revenue is recognized before the related amount is billed to the customer; it reverses when the invoice is generated.
- Retainage
- A percentage of billing withheld until release conditions are met, tracked separately from normal receivables until it is released and invoiced.
- Revenue Plan
- The plan that must be generated before revenue can be recognized; it holds the recognition method and the amounts to be recognized by period.
- Resource Pool
- A group of resources organized for staffing; staffing requests are matched against pool availability to fulfill project demand.
- Staffing Request
- Captures project demand by role, dates, and effort; fulfillment creates the assignment and books the resource to the project.
- Resource Calendar
- Defines working days and capacity for a resource; bookings exceeding available capacity are flagged as over-allocated.
- OTBI Project Reporting
- Near real-time operational reporting using project subject areas for cost, billing, revenue, and utilization analysis.
- Earned Value Metrics
- CPI and SPI compare earned value to actual cost and planned value, indicating cost and schedule performance on a project.
- Data Role Security
- Row-level access assigned to users that restricts which projects and organizations they can see in transactions and reports.