Oracle Retail Merchandising System Online Training
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Introduction
Oracle RMS Business Essentials course is the first in a series for the Oracle Retail Merchandising System. It’s an ideal starting point, as it gives a broad overview of the whole system and the RMS foundation that needs to be created prior to any other data entry.
Prerequisties
- Basic computer knowledge
- Retail industry experience
Course Content
1. RMS Overview
- Explain the Oracle Retail Footprint
- Describe the high level RMS workflow
- Discuss the applications that integrate with RMS
2. RMS Navigation
- Navigate through the RMS application and forms
- Perform a search for information
- Use the view menu
- Use system help
3. Organizational Hierarchy
- Describe the organizational hierarchy structure in base RMS
- Explain multi-channels
- Create a store
- Add a warehouse to the organizational hierarchy
- Assign a cost structure to the physical warehouse
- Add a virtual warehouse to the physical warehouse
- Set up a virtual warehouse as an internal finisher
- Explain the stores and warehouse workflow
4. Merchandise Hierarchy
- Define the structure of the merchandise hierarchy
- Identify the levels of the merchandise hierarchy
- Identify merchandise hierarchy concepts
- Explain profit calculation, open to buy and markups
- Add a department
- Add a class
- Add a subclass
5. Merchandisers and Suppliers
- Explain the role of merchandisers
- Explain how to create a merchandiser
- Define supplier workflow
- Describe supplier management
- Identify supplier characteristics
- Describe electronic data Interchange
- Describe adding an item to a supplier
- Explain return requirements
6. Partners and Finishers
- Define a partner
- Define partner options
- Create a partner
- Maintain and search for a partner
- Describe internal and external finishers
- Explain work orders
- Define transformation and packing
7. Value Added Tax
- Explain Value Added Tax ( VAT)
- Explain VAT vs. Sales Tax
- Describe Inclusive and Exclusive VAT
- Identify VAT regions
- Explain VAT rates
8. Items and Differentiators
- Create 1, 2 and 3-level items with and without diffs
- Add Level 1, 2 and 3 item detail
- Define differentiators
- Explain the importance of transaction Levels
- Define the various types of unit of measure
- Identify the item status
- Define key item options and the use of color-coding in the option list
- Identify the item properties that can be used to group items
9. Item Types
- Describe Container, Crate, Contents and Returned items
- Create Deposit Items
- Create Transformable Orderable and Sellable Items
- Create Concession and Consignment Items
- Define Catch Weight Items
10. Pack Lists
- Identify and describe the types of pack items
- Create a sellable pack
- Create an orderable vendor pack
- Create an orderable buyer pack
- Create a simple pack
- Item Lists
- Explain possible uses of item lists
- Create an item list
- Use an item list
- Rebuild an item list
- Identify the item properties that can be used to group items
- Identify item properties inherent to item setup that can be used to group items
- Describe additional item properties that can be used to group items
11. Locations
- Establish item/location relationships
- Set item/location cost
- Edit item/location information
- Explain possible uses of location lists
- Create a location list
- Use a location list
- Rebuild a location list
12. System Administration
- Define system parameters
- Maintain Audit Trails
- Describe Dynamic Hierarchies
- Maintain Batch processes
- Describe System Integrations
- Define Data Conversions
13. Custom Flex Attributes
- Describe Attribute Groups and Group Sets
- Explain Attribute Types
- Maintain Custom Validation Functions
14. Retail Sales Audit Overview
- Explain the Sales Audit Process
- Define System Options
- Determine Foundation Data
- Describe totals
- Explain Audit Rules
- Define Compeititors
- Explain General Ledger
15. Retail Trade Management Overview
- Explain Landed Costs
- Describe Country and Zone level expenses
- Describe Assessments
- Explain Purchasing, letter of credit, and transportation
- Define HTS
- Describe Obligation
- Explain Custom Entry and Landed Costs
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