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AR Applied Receipts – Oracle EBS SQL Report

Oracle E-Business Suite SQL report from the Enginatics Library powered by Blitz Report™.

Overview

Application: Receivables Description: Receivables Applied Receipts Register

Provided Templates: Default: Detail - Detail Listing with no Pivot Summarization Pivot: Summary by Apply Date - Summary by Balancing Segment, Receipt Currency, Apply Date Pivot: Summary by Batch - Summary by Balancing Segment, Receipt Currency, Batch Pivot: Summary by Customer Name - Summary by Balancing Segment, Receipt Currency, Customer with drilldown to details Pivot: Summary by Debit Account - Summary by Balancing Segment, Account Segment, Debit Account, Receipt Currency Pivot: Summary by GL Date - Summary by Balancing Segment, Receipt Currency, GL Date

Source: Applied Receipts Register Short Name: RXARARRG

Report Parameters

Reporting Level, Reporting Context, Balancing Segment Low, Balancing Segment High, Accounting Period, Applied GL Date From, Applied GL Date To, Entered Currency, Customer Name, Customer Name Low, Customer Name High, Customer Account Number, Customer Account Num Low, Customer Account Num High, Receipt Method, Receipt Status, Batch Name Low, Batch Name High, Receipt Date From, Receipt Date To, Deposit Date From, Deposit Date To, Apply Date From, Apply Date To, Receipt Last Updated From, Receipt Last Updated To, Receipt Number Low, Receipt Number High, Document Sequence Name, Document Number Low, Document Number High, Transaction Number Low, Transaction Number High, Transaction Type Low, Transaction Type High

Oracle EBS Tables Used

ar_receivable_apps_all_mrc_v, ar_receivable_applications_all, &lp_table_list, mo_glob_org_access_tmp, dual

Report Categories

Enginatics, R12 only

AR Receipt Register

Running This SQL Without Blitz Report

Some Oracle EBS SQL reports in this library require functions from the utility package xxen_util. Install it before running the SQL directly against your Oracle EBS database.

Download & Import Options

Resource Link
Excel Example Output AR Applied Receipts - Pivot Summary by Customer Name 01-Dec-2023 081511.xlsx
Blitz Report™ XML Import AR_Applied_Receipts.xml
Full SQL on Enginatics www.enginatics.com/reports/ar-applied-receipts/

AR Applied Receipts Register Report

Executive Summary

The AR Applied Receipts Register provides a detailed record of all customer payments that have been applied to invoices and other receivables transactions. This report is an essential tool for accounts receivable departments, offering a clear and auditable trail of all cash receipts and their application. By providing a comprehensive view of applied receipts, the report helps to ensure the accuracy of customer balances, facilitate reconciliation, and improve cash flow management.

Business Challenge

Tracking and managing customer payments can be a complex and time-consuming process. Without a clear and comprehensive report, organizations may face:

The Solution

The AR Applied Receipts Register provides a detailed and actionable view of all applied customer payments. The report helps to:

Technical Architecture (High Level)

The report is based on a query of the ar_receivable_applications_all table, which is the central table for storing information about the application of cash receipts in Oracle Receivables. The report also uses the ar_receivable_apps_all_mrc_v view to provide support for multiple reporting currencies.

Parameters & Filtering

The report includes a wide range of parameters that allow you to customize the output to your specific needs. The key parameters include:

Performance & Optimization

The AR Applied Receipts Register is designed to be both efficient and flexible. It is optimized to use the standard indexes on the ar_receivable_applications_all table, which helps to ensure that the report runs quickly, even with large amounts of data. The use of the ar_receivable_apps_all_mrc_v view also ensures that the report can be run efficiently in multi-currency environments.

FAQ

Q: What is the difference between the “Applied GL Date” and the “Receipt Date”? A: The “Receipt Date” is the date on which the payment was received from the customer. The “Applied GL Date” is the date on which the receipt was applied to an invoice or other transaction in the general ledger.

Q: Can I use this report to see the details of the invoices that a receipt was applied to? A: Yes, the report provides a detailed breakdown of each receipt application, including the invoice number, the amount applied, and the date of the application.

Q: Can I use this report to see the unapplied and on-account portions of a receipt? A: This report focuses on applied receipts. To see unapplied and on-account amounts, you would typically use the AR Receipt Register or a similar report.


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