https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/financials/20c/faugl/intercompany- transactions.html#FAUGL2853066 Example of Setting Up Transaction Account Definition for Intercompany This example describes how Transaction Account Definition (TAD) rules can be defined to automatically generate distribution accounts for an intercompany transaction.
Transaction Account Definition (TAD) rules are called to default provider or receiver distribution accounts or both for each transaction.
In this example, we will generate distribution accounts based on specific account combinations for the provider and receiver. These accounts will act as the default accounts but we will also override the intercompany segment value (the last segment) of each account with the trading partner company value.
Before you can automatically generate distributions accounts, you must complete the following setup tasks:
1. Creating an Account Rule for the Provider Distribution: Create an account rule for the provider distribution that always generates a constant account combination 3111-531-3611-1511-41110-1121-
1311-0000.
2. Creating an Account Rule for the Receiver Distribution: Create an account rule for the receiver distribution that always generates a constant account combination 3211-542-3611-1511-52231-1121-
1311-0000.
3. Creating a Mapping Set of Provider Organizations: Create a mapping set that maps intercompany provider organizations to specific company segment values. This mapping set is used in the account rule that overrides the intercompany segment of the receiver distribution. For example, map the intercompany provider organization Vision Foods USA Ltd to value 3111.
4. Creating a Mapping Set of Receiver Organizations: Create a mapping set that maps intercompany receiver organizations to specific company segment values. This mapping set will be used in the account rule that will override the intercompany segment of the provider distribution. For example, map the intercompany receiver organization Vision Farms Ltd to the value 3211.
5. Creating a Provider Intercompany Segment Account Rule: Create a rule for the provider intercompany segment that uses the mapping set created in step 3. This rule overrides the intercompany segment value of the account combination generated in step 1.
6. Creating a Receiver Intercompany Segment Account Rule: Create a rule for the receiver intercompany segment that uses the mapping set created in step 4. This rule overrides the intercompany segment value of the account combination generated in step 2.
7. Creating the Transaction Account Definition: Create the transaction account definition to map the account rules previously created.
8. Assigning the Transaction Account Definition to a Ledger: Assign the transaction account definition to your ledger.