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Defining Serviceable Products

As you define items in Oracle Inventory, you can designate them to be serviceable products if you wish to track them in the installed base. Each time you sell a serviceable product in Oracle Order Entry, the Installed Base Interface automatically creates a customer product record in the Oracle Service installed base.

You can define any item in Oracle Inventory to be a serviceable product including items that represent sellable products and services, spare parts, service exchange items, subassemblies, components, etc. Use the Service attribute group in Oracle Inventory to flag items as serviceable products.

You can define a service starting delay for each serviceable product. Oracle Service adds the starting delay to the ship date of the serviceable product to set the start date for service programs and warranty activation. The service starting delay can be used to compensate for shipping and installation times, to ensure your customers receive service coverage for a product when they have the product.

When defining the inventory attributes, make sure that the item attribute control level for the attributes Support Service and Serviceable Product is set at the Master level. This will ensure consistency in the definition of Support Services and Service Programs.

   To define a serviceable product:

See Also

Defining Items


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