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CENTRA Overview

With General Ledger's Centralized Transaction Approval, or CENTRA, your parent and subsidiaries can:

CENTRA lets you monitor intercompany transactions centrally, and provides a mechanism for you to approve and reject transactions. Diligent use of CENTRA for all of your intercompany transactions can:

CENTRA can only be used for manually entered intercompany transactions that originate in General Ledger. You cannot use CENTRA to generate intercompany transactions from your subledger systems.

The CENTRA Accounting Cycle

The typical CENTRA accounting cycle includes the following activities:

Additional Information: If your parent's set of books are not local to CENTRA, export the GL_INTERFACE table to a file, then import that file to the parent's local General Ledger system before running Journal Import.

If the parent uses a non-Oracle general ledger system, manually enter the parent's intercompany transactions into the general ledger.

Additional Information: If a subsidiary's set of books are not local to CENTRA, export the GL_INTERFACE table to a file, then import that file to the subsidiary's local General Ledger system before running Journal Import.

If the subsidiary uses a non-Oracle general ledger system, manually enter the subsidiary's intercompany transactions into the general ledger.

Note: General Ledger provides three reports related to intercompany transactions:

See Also

Defining CENTRA Subsidiaries

Defining Intercompany Transaction Types

Specifying Intercompany Clearing Accounts

Entering Intercompany Transactions

Defining Recurring Intercompany Transactions

Generating Recurring Intercompany Transactions

Reversing Approved Intercompany Transactions

Deleting Approved Intercompany Transactions

Running the Intercompany Transfer Program


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