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List of Oracle e-Business Suite Accounts Payable Customers

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7-Eleven Retail 138808 $87.6B United States Oracle Oracle e-Business Suite Accounts Payable AP Automation 2011 n/a In 2011, 7-Eleven implemented Oracle e-Business Suite Accounts Payable as a core element of its AP Automation program. The deployment leveraged Oracle Applications R12 and was scoped to integrate Accounts Payable processing with core financial controls and supplier management. The implementation included Oracle e-Business Suite Accounts Payable, General Ledger, Supplier Hub, Oracle Incentive Compensations and OIC components listed in the project environment. Functional capabilities delivered included invoice approval workflows using Approvals Management Engine AME, new payment process proofs of concept for franchisees, and Supplier Hub onboarding through designed data conversions to supplier records. Technical architecture and tooling referenced in the implementation comprised Oracle 11g and 10g databases, SQL, PL/SQL, SQL Loader, XML reporting, UNIX shell scripting, Oracle Application Framework OAF custom pages, form personalization and Oracle Workflow. Integrations explicitly implemented included interface loads into Oracle General Ledger and automated feeds to validate payment and tax liabilities, supported by XML interface reports and Discoverer reports for business reconciliation. Governance and rollout activities were organized around conversion sequencing and data validation strategies, with the project team producing conversion and reconciliation scripts, coordinating validation and test script approvals, and participating in cut over planning for blackout windows, code migration and system setups. Development responsibilities covered OAF page development for search create and master detailed tables, customization of expense approval workflows, offshore team leadership for design build and testing, and creation of ad hoc reports and remediation procedures to verify interface load statuses.
Abu Dhabi International Airport Transportation 2700 $1.0B United Arab Emirates Oracle Oracle e-Business Suite Accounts Payable AP Automation 2011 n/a In 2011, Abu Dhabi International Airport implemented Oracle e-Business Suite Accounts Payable as its AP Automation solution. The implementation was executed as part of an Oracle Applications R12 footprint covering core financial and procurement modules. Oracle e-Business Suite Accounts Payable was configured with RICE customizations to support invoice capture, three way PO matching, supplier invoice lifecycle management, payment processing and automated AP ledger posting. Custom reports and interfaces were developed to reconcile payables transactions with Oracle General Ledger and to drive electronic approval workflows. Configuration emphasized compliance with airport finance controls and multi entity accounting patterns relevant to transportation operations. Functional modules and capabilities implemented included AP, PO, iProcurement, INV, AR, GL and supporting modules such as EAM, CM and MSCA, reflecting an integrated procure to pay architecture. The AP Automation deployment integrated closely with Purchasing and Inventory modules to enforce PO matching and with GL for automated financial postings. Operational scope focused on finance and procurement teams supporting airport operations and asset management. Deliverables included RICE artifacts for reports, interfaces, conversions and extensions, with formal governance for change control, testing and cutover to maintain consistency across modules. Process redesign concentrated on standardizing invoice validation, exception handling and multi level approval workflows within Oracle e-Business Suite Accounts Payable. Training and phased rollout were aligned to finance and procurement stakeholders to institutionalize the AP Automation workflows.
ACT Government Government 6085 $5.1B Australia Oracle Oracle e-Business Suite Accounts Payable AP Automation 2013 n/a In 2013 ACT Government implemented Oracle e-Business Suite Accounts Payable as its AP Automation solution to support accounts payable processing for the Environment and Planning Directorate and to centralize invoice handling through Shared Services Finance. The deployment purpose is explicitly tied to the Directorate Payment of Accounts policy which requires controls to maintain accurate expenditure of public monies and to reduce the risk of fraud and costly errors. Oracle e-Business Suite Accounts Payable was configured to handle invoice entry and validation, GST compliance checks, coding reasonableness checks, and delegated approval workflows. The implementation includes supplier account audit trails and support for petty cash and credit card administration workflows, with Oracle e-Business Suite Accounts Payable used to reconcile credit card statements and to record adjustments and credit notes. Operationally the system is used by Shared Services Finance staff to enter and validate invoices in Oracle Financials AP, and by Directorate officers who receive goods and services and perform price and quantity checks prior to approval. The configuration aligns invoice processing with goods receipt and supplier account management, and enforces invoice approval steps so that approvals do not exceed delegated monetary authority. Governance was implemented in line with the Directorate policy, with the Director-General retaining ultimate approval authority, the Chief Finance Officer accountable for periodic risk assessments and financial controls, and delegated officers required to understand and act within their approval limits. Oracle e-Business Suite Accounts Payable was instrumented to capture approver identity and transaction history to provide a complete and auditable trail for compliance with the Payment of Accounts policy.
Professional Services 1500 $400M United States Oracle Oracle e-Business Suite Accounts Payable AP Automation 2018 n/a
Utilities 7400 $2.0B Argentina Oracle Oracle e-Business Suite Accounts Payable AP Automation 2015 n/a
Manufacturing 7300 $4.2B United States Oracle Oracle e-Business Suite Accounts Payable AP Automation 2015 n/a
Manufacturing 3500 $120M Malaysia Oracle Oracle e-Business Suite Accounts Payable AP Automation 2014 n/a
Life Sciences 1500 $170M Indonesia Oracle Oracle e-Business Suite Accounts Payable AP Automation 2009 n/a
Manufacturing 1500 $134M Australia Oracle Oracle e-Business Suite Accounts Payable AP Automation 2013 n/a
Aerospace and Defense 6444 $1.1B Australia Oracle Oracle e-Business Suite Accounts Payable AP Automation 2018 n/a
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  1. Fuld & Company, a United States based Government organization with 10 Employees
  2. San Joaquin General Hospital, a United States based Healthcare company with 1200 Employees
  3. Suffolk Cooperative Library, a United States based Government organization with 30 Employees

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