Oracle ERP Product Hub Cloud Overview
This section focuses on the following:
Oracle ERP Product Hub Cloud Portal
Product Information Management (PIM) is a central repository of all Items in Oracle Cloud Fusion. It helps to analyze and make a decision for critical business requirements. It is foundational for an end-to-end supply chain and provides a business process framework around the company's master data.
Product Information Management centralizes product data across heterogeneous systems so that it can create a blended product master record that is clean, standardized, accurate, and current. From products that are manufactured internally to finished goods that are sourced from suppliers, Oracle ERP Product Hub Cloud enables to aggregate, enrich, and share product data for various manufacturing and omnichannel commerce processes.
Use robust business rules and workflows to make sure the data that is shared across the enterprise is clean, complete, and valid. Rapidly commercialize products that use centralized product information for manufacturing, marketing, and sales across global manufacturing sites, sales channels, and trading partners.
Oracle ERP Product Hub Cloud Features
The features in Oracle ERP Product Hub Cloud are:
• Managing Imports: Manage the import of items and related entities using industry-standard open interface tables, allowing to quickly import data into the production schema as well as enabling migration of data from existing applications.
• Define Items: Define and manage base reference data and profile options related to items, such as cross-reference types, item relationship types, related value sets, item templates, item types, and item statuses.
• Define Catalogs
• Define and manage catalogs to categorize items in a structured hierarchy.
• Associate images and attachments to catalogs and categories to help quickly build rich catalog content.
• Share category and item associations from a source or master catalog with multiple catalogs enabling to reuse existing data and ease administration of catalogs.
• Define Product: Create items and apply predefined templates that provide all of the basic information to get started quickly.
• Manage Product Attachments
• Associate unstructured content as attachments to a product.
• Categorize attachments in various predefined and user-defined categories to organize and provide quick access to important documents for the product.
• Define Product Structures
• Define and manage product structure types to categorize various product structure hierarchies.
• Create and administer structure names and associated usage rules, allowing further classification and identification of different product hierarchies.
• Enable lifecycle phase and structure usage rules to ensure correct and accurate structure information is maintained and used.
• Define component usage rules to ensure only valid components can be used in the product structure.
Product Information Management allows to create personal charts and analytic report tools to understand consumption, data metrics of Item based on organization, and other business-related graphs.
In Product Information Management, the following tasks can be performed:
• Item Organizations
• Items
• Catalogs and Structures
• Item Mass Update
• Advanced Catalogs
• Change Orders
• Product Rules
• Audit Trail
• Product Spoke System
• Item Batches
• Data Pool Integration