Example of Cost of Goods Sold Recognition

This example illustrates the method of revenue recognition in Oracle Receivables and Oracle Fusion Cloud Revenue Management and the corresponding impact to cost of goods sold.

Scenario

Let's consider these sales orders.

Sales Order # 520917

Item

UOM

Quantity

Unit Selling Price

Selling Amount

Network Gateway Switch

Each

2

105.00

210.00

Total

210.00

Sales Order # 520919

Item

UOM

Quantity

Unit Selling Price

Selling Amount

Oracle Database Enterprise Edition

Each

10

165.00

1650.00

Extended Warranty 2 years

Each

10

45.00

450.00

Total

2100.00

Also, these invoices are created in Receivables.

Receivables Invoice # 127017

Item

UOM

Quantity

Unit Selling Price

Bill Amount

Revenue

Network Gateway Switch

Each

2

105.00

210.00

210.00

Total

210.00

Receivables Invoice # 127018

Item

UOM

Quantity

Unit Selling Price

Selling Amount

Revenue

Oracle Database Enterprise Edition

Each

10

165.00

1650.00

1650.00

Extended Warranty 2 years

Each

10

45.00

450.00

450.00

Total

2100.00

In the case of Revenue Management, let's consider this contract is created.

Revenue Contract # 14011

Item

UOM

Quantity

Unit Selling Price

Selling Amount

Unit Standalone Selling Price

Extended Standalone Selling Price

New Revenue

Network Gateway Switch

Each

2

105.00

210.00

98.00

196.00

134.51

Oracle Database Enterprise Edition

Each

10

165.00

1650.00

123.00

1230.00

844.12

Extended Warranty 2 years

Each

10

45.00

450.00

97.00

970.00

1331.37

Total

2310.00

Analysis

Let's start with the revenue and cost of goods sold recognition when using Oracle Receivables in our example.

After the shipping transaction is interfaced from Inventory to Costing, the Sales Order Issue transaction gets processed.

Sales Order Issue

Order #

Shipment #

Item

Unit Cost

Quantity

Deferred Cost of Goods Sold

Inventory

520917

45027

Network Gateway Switch

50.00

2

100.00

- 100.00

520919

45031

Oracle Database Enterprise Edition

75.00

10

750.00

- 750.00

In this example, the entire 100% of the revenue is recognized in Oracle Receivables and the information is interfaced to costing, based on which the COGS Recognition transactions are costed and accounted.

Cost of Goods Sold Recognition

Order #

Invoice #

Item

Unit Cost

Quantity

Cost of Goods Sold

Deferred Cost of Goods Sold

520917

127017

Network Gateway Switch

50.00

2

100.00

- 100.00

520919

127018

Oracle Database Enterprise Edition

75.00

10

750.00

- 750.00

The Analyze Product Gross Margin page uses this information to display the consolidated and order level gross margins.

Order #

Invoice #

Item

Unit Cost

Quantity

Total

Revenue

Gross Margin

Gross Margin %

520917

127017

Network Gateway Switch

50.00

2

100.00

210.00

110.00

52.38

520919

127018

Oracle Database Enterprise Edition

75.00

10

750.00

1650.00

900.00

54.54

Total

850.00

1860.00

1010.00

Cost of Goods Sold and Gross Margin Using Revenue Management

The Sales Order Issue and the Cost of Goods Sold Recognition gets created exactly as shown earlier, the only difference is the revenue information that's interfaced from Oracle Revenue Management. In this example, the entire 100% of the revenue is recognized in Oracle Revenue Management and the information is interfaced to Oracle Cost Accounting, based on which the gross margin is calculated.

Order #

Contract #

Item

Unit Cost

Quantity

Total

Revenue

Gross Margin

Gross Margin %

520917

14011

Network Gateway Switch

50.00

2

100.00

134.51

34.51

25.66

520919

14011

Oracle Database Enterprise Edition

75.00

10

750.00

844.12

94.12

11.15

Total

850.00

978.63

128.63