A business unit is a segment of an enterprise that performs one or many business
functions that can be rolled up within a management hierarchy. A business unit can process
transactions on behalf of many legal entities. You can use business units for management
reporting, transaction processing, transactional data security and data sharing, among other
things. When creating new users for Oracle Fusion Field Service, you must associate
them with a business unit.
Follow these steps to verify the data within the Manage Business
Unit task:
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Logged into Fusion Applications, click .
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Ensure that Field Service is selected in the Setup field
in the header.
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Click Company Profile in the Functional Areas
section.
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Click Manage Business Unit.
- Search for any relevant business units that might have already been added.
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If you do need to add a new business unit, then click the
Create button. For example, a new business unit could
be added for our Florida-based Supremo Fitness branch.
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Complete these required fields:
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Name: Enter the name of the business unit. For
example, 'Supremo Fitness - Miami.
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Default Set: Select the Location Set that was
used when the location was created in the previous task. For example,
Common Set.
Or, create a new one specific to your business unit. A location set
defines which addresses are available to you.
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The Location parameter is optional. You can search for and select a specific
location that's included within the default location set that was selected in
the previous step.
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In the Manager field, if applicable, you can search for
and select an application user that had been created previously as the manager
of the business unit. This field is optional.
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Click Save and Close or Cancel to
return to the Functional Areas task list.
For more information about managing business units, see the Enterprise
Structures topic within the Implementing Applications book.
At this point, you've finished validating and/or configuring the
Company Profile functional area tasks. The next
chapter covers all of the tasks that exist to successfully manage users and
their associated roles and privileges.