Just Released: PeopleSoft FSCM Features and Functionality
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Posted by Quest Editor
- Last updated 1/15/23
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PeopleSoft Financials and Supply Chain Management has recently released new features and functionalities in the newest update image. Check out the summary we have provided about the new image update, and don’t forget to view the new PeopleSoft FSCM PI20 Highlights video.
Fluid Approvals
The products pictured below are replacing the Fluid Approvals which currently use the Mobile Application Platform (MAP) technology. These new products use PeopleSoft Fluid technology rather than MAP. Fluid Approval technology retains the same functionality as the previously released Mobile Application Platform (MAP) technology while including functionality such as adding comments and viewing attachments to pending transactions.
To see a demo of this feature, check out the PeopleSoft FSCM PI20 Highlights video by Oracle (:12 to 2:56).
Fluid Forms and Approval Builder
This feature will enable you to design online forms, specify the approval process required, and deploy them to users in your organization. To take advantage of this feature, you will be required to use the PeopleSoft Fluid User Interface.
To see a demo of this feature, check out the PeopleSoft FSCM PI20 Highlights video by Oracle (2:58 to 3:59).
Multiple Item Image Capability
This feature enables you to view multiple images in eProcurement by checking the “multi image” installations options page. It can also be defined at the purchasing and supplier levels.
For optimal performance, Oracle recommends creating separate folders for the image files based on Set ID, Item Catalog, and Item Category. They also recommend the following file sizes:
- Large images – 500×500 or 120k
- Medium Images – 200×200 or 25 k
- Small Images – 40×40 or 2k
To see a demo of this feature, check out the PeopleSoft FSCM PI20 Highlights video by Oracle (4:01 to 5:37).
ChartField Modifications for ePro Mobile Approvals
This feature uses ChartField display templates to extend configuration to control the display of individual ChartFields on PeopleSoft fluid components. ChartFields can now be displayed in a consistent manner on fluid transaction pages across products.
To see a demo of this feature, check out the PeopleSoft FSCM PI20 Highlights video by Oracle (5:38 to 6:59).
Expanded GL Spreadsheet Upload
This feature has a new look and gives you the optional features of having the system run the edit journal process after the import process. It also allows you to have the system send a message to the approvers after the edit process.
To see a demo of this feature, check out the PeopleSoft FSCM PI20 Highlights video by Oracle (7 to 7:36).
Configurable Supplier Registration Links
This feature enables you to present your prospective suppliers with registration links that are designed and controlled by your administrator.
To see a demo of this feature, check out the PeopleSoft FSCM PI20 Highlights video by Oracle (7:37 to 8:23).
Here are some other great updates not covered in the highlight video that are worth mentioning.
Billing
- Enhanced the email invoice attachment functionality to attach supporting documents to customer invoices and included the option of emailing these attachments to the customer with the invoice automatically.
Commitment Control
- Enhanced Commitment Control Budget Journal import to provide validation for budget header and line fields.
General FSCM
- Added the PeopleSoft Fluid Forms and Approval Builder, as well as the Advanced Query Security feature, which is a framework that allows authorized users to set up secured fields for PeopleSoft queries.
General Ledger
- Added information to support the Federal Object Class and Program Code Interface.
- Enhanced the Reconciliations Workbench and Spreadsheet Journal Import.
Lease Administration
- Added Lease Administration navigation collection in the PeopleSoft Fluid User Interface.
Receivables
- Added functionality to upload Dun & Bradstreet reports by type in bulk into your system using the Data Export Import Utility (DEIU).
For more information on this release, please visit the Cumulative Feature Overview (CFO) Tool webpage.