AP Suppliers Revenue Summary 11i
Description:
AP suppliers (po vendors) revenue summary across different operating units
Parameters
Ledger, Operating Unit, Supplier, Supplier Number, Country, As of Date, Summary Level
Used tables
gl_periods, gl_sets_of_books, ap_bank_account_uses_all, ap_bank_accounts_all, po_vendors, po_vendor_sites_all, fnd_territories_vl, ap_terms_tl, ap_invoices_all, hr_operating_units, x
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AP_Suppliers_Revenue_Summary_11i.xml
Case Study & Technical Analysis: AP Suppliers Revenue Summary
1. Executive Summary
Business Problem
Procurement and Finance teams often struggle to get a consolidated view of supplier spend across the organization. Standard Oracle reports focus on transactional details (Invoice Register) or open balances (Aging), but lack the analytical view needed for strategic decision-making. Key challenges include:
- Fragmented Data: Spend data is scattered across multiple Operating Units and years.
- Negotiation Leverage: Difficulty in quickly identifying total spend with a vendor to negotiate better terms.
- Vendor Rationalization: Inability to identify low-volume or dormant suppliers for cleanup.
- Trend Analysis: Hard to see if spend with a specific supplier is increasing or decreasing year-over-year.
Solution Overview
The AP Suppliers Revenue Summary is a high-level analytical report designed for Strategic Sourcing and Spend Analysis. It aggregates AP invoice data to provide a multi-year view of supplier revenue. By summarizing spend into fiscal year and rolling year buckets (e.g., Current FY, Last 3 Years), it allows users to instantly identify their top suppliers and analyze spending trends.
Key Benefits
- Strategic Insight: Provides a clear picture of “Who are our top suppliers?” and “How much did we spend with them last year?”.
- Trend Analysis: Side-by-side comparison of spend across multiple fiscal years (FY, FY-1, FY-2).
- Consolidation: Aggregates data across Operating Units (depending on parameters) for a global view of supplier relationships.
- Master Data Audit: Includes key vendor details like Tax IDs, Payment Terms, and masked IBANs alongside spend data.
- Efficiency: Replaces manual Excel consolidation of multiple “Invoice Register” exports.
2. Technical Analysis
Core Tables and Views
The report combines master data with transactional aggregates:
AP_INVOICES_ALL: The source of truth for spend data (Invoice Amounts).AP_SUPPLIERS/AP_SUPPLIER_SITES_ALL: Vendor master data.GL_PERIODS/GL_LEDGERS: Used to determine Fiscal Year boundaries relative to the “As of Date”.IBY_EXT_BANK_ACCOUNTS: Fetches bank account details (IBAN) for the supplier.HR_OPERATING_UNITS: For multi-org context.
SQL Logic and Data Flow
The query uses advanced analytical functions to pivot time-based data into columns without complex subqueries.
- Common Table Expression (CTE): The
with x as (...)block calculates the start and end dates of the fiscal year containing the:as_of_date. This dynamic date logic drives the column buckets. - Analytical Sums: Uses
SUM(CASE WHEN ...)withOVER (PARTITION BY ...)to calculate spend for specific time windows (e.g.,amount_fy_&fy,amount_3_years) within a single pass of the data. - Dense Rank: Uses
keep (dense_rank last order by ...)to fetch the most relevant site details (Address, City) for the aggregated row, ensuring that even if a supplier has multiple sites, the report displays a representative location (usually the most recently created or updated). - IBAN Aggregation: Subqueries for
iban_prio1,iban_prio2, etc., fetch the top priority bank accounts for the supplier, providing a snapshot of payment details.
Integration Points
- General Ledger: Relies on the GL Calendar to define Fiscal Years.
- Payments (IBY): Fetches banking details.
- Payables: Aggregates invoice history.
3. Functional Capabilities
Reporting Dimensions
- Time Horizons:
- Fiscal Years: Current FY, Previous FY, 2 Years Ago.
- Rolling Periods: Last 12 Months, Last 24 Months, Last 36 Months, Last 10 Years.
- Grouping:
- Summary Level: Can likely group by Supplier (Global) or Supplier Site (Local).
- Geography: Analyze spend by Country or City.
Key Parameters
- As of Date: The reference date for calculating “Current Year” and backward-looking buckets.
- Operating Unit: Filter for specific business units or leave blank for all (if access allows).
- Supplier Filters: Focus on specific vendors or categories.
4. Implementation Considerations
Performance
- Data Volume: Aggregating
AP_INVOICES_ALLover 10 years can be resource-intensive. The query is optimized with analytical functions, but running it for “All Suppliers” during peak hours should be avoided. - Currency: The report groups by
invoice_currency_code. If a supplier is paid in multiple currencies, they will appear in multiple rows (one per currency). Users may need to convert to a functional currency in Excel for a total global spend view.
Best Practices
- Sourcing Reviews: Use this report prior to contract renewals to understand total business volume.
- Supplier Rationalization: Filter for suppliers with
amount_total < Xto identify candidates for deactivation. - Fraud Detection: Look for suppliers with significant spend increases (
amount_fy»amount_fy_1) without a known business reason.
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