1. Implementing Supply Chain Planning
  2. Overview of Supply Chain Planning Implementation

Overview of Supply Chain Planning Implementation

To implement Oracle Fusion Cloud Supply Chain Planning, you perform the tasks specified in the Supply Chain Planning offering. The Supply Chain Planning offering is available on the Offerings page in the Setup and Maintenance work area.

The Supply Chain Planning offering includes the following task lists:

  • Define Common Applications Configuration for Supply Chain Planning

  • Define Supply Chain Planning Configuration

  • Define Extensions for Supply Chain Planning

The setup and implementation of Oracle Supply Chain Planning follows the implementation of these other applications to collect data from the Oracle Fusion source system:

  • Oracle Fusion Cloud Product Lifecycle Management

  • Oracle Supply Chain Materials Management Cloud

  • Oracle Fusion Cloud Order Management

  • Oracle Fusion Cloud Procurement

  • Oracle Fusion Cloud Manufacturing

Note: If you plan to implement only the Supply Chain Planning offering, and you have a completely external source system from where you plan to collect data, you do not have to install other applications. Implement only the Supply Chain Planning offering, and then load data from external fulfillment systems using CSV files.

The tasks that comprise the Define Common Applications Configuration and Define Extensions task lists are documented in the Oracle Fusion Cloud SCM Implementing Common Features for SCM guide. When you set up Oracle Supply Chain Planning, you have already performed the tasks in these task lists for the other applications. You can perform additional setup for these tasks if needed. For example, if you need to set up additional users, you can do so.

The Define Supply Chain Planning Configuration task list is specific to the Supply Chain Planning offering. The setup tasks that comprise this task list are documented in the Oracle Fusion Cloud SCM Implementing Supply Chain Planning guide.