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  • Shivani Roy
    How to use REST APIs for supplier payment attributes5.0
    Topic posted November 29, 2019 by Shivani RoyBronze Medal: 1,250+ Points, tagged How-To, Supplier Profile Management, Tip, Web Services 
    Title:
    How to use REST APIs for supplier payment attributes
    Summary:
    How to retrieve and update payment attributes of suppliers, their addresses or sites using REST
    Content:

    Suppliers can be created and updated using the suppliers REST API.

    To get or update the payment attributes of suppliers, their addresses or sites, you need to use the external payees REST APIs.

    • Path: Format to be used for the request path:

               https://<hostname>:<port>/fscmRestApi/resources/latest/paymentsExternalPayees

    • Content Type:application/json

               The content type of request and response is in the json format

    • Parameters

               Following table explains each of the parameters which can be used as part of the REST API call which are relevant to suppliers payment attributes.

               Sample payload is provided as part of this post.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

     Body Parameters

    Data Type

    Description

    PayeePartyIdentifier

    Integer

    Corresponds to the SupplierPartyId retrieved using Suppliers GET operation.

    Required to retrieve PayeeId corresponding to supplier payment attributes.

    PayeePartySiteIdentifier

    Integer

    Corresponds to the SupplierPartySiteID retrieved using Supplier Address GET operation.

    Required to retrieve PayeeId corresponding to supplier addresses payment attributes.

    SupplierSiteIdentifier

    Integer

    Identifier of a supplier site. Corresponds to SiteId retrieved using Supplier Site GET operation.

    Required to retrieve PayeeId corresponding to supplier sites payment attributes.

    PayeeId

    Integer

    Application-generated identifier of the external payee. Can be retrieved using the External Payee GET operation. Useful for PATCH operation.

    Required to PATCH payment attributes.

    DeliveryChannelCode

    DeliveryChannelName               

    String

    Code/Name of the delivery channel for an external payee.

    SupplierNumber

    String

    Application-generated party number in Procurement.

    SupplierSiteCode

    String

    Code of a supplier site.

    SettlementPriority

    String

    Priority with which the financial institution or payment system settles payments for an external payee.

    PaymentTextMessageOne

    PaymentTextMessageTwo

    PaymentTextMessageThree

    String

    First, second and third text payment message to an external payee.

    ServiceLevelCode

    ServiceLevelName

    String

    Code/Name of the service level for an external payee.

    PayEachDocumentAloneOption

    String

    Indicates whether documents payable for an external payee are prevented from being grouped with other like documents payable for payment.

    BankChargeBearerCode

    BankChargeBearerName

    String

    Code of an external payee who is responsible for paying regular or express bank charges, such as Payee or Payer. Values are from the IBY_BANK_CHARGE_BEARER lookup.

    Name of an external payee who is responsible for paying regular or express bank charges, such as Payee or Payer.

    PaymentReasonCode

    PaymentReasonName

    String

    Code/Name of the reason for paying an external payee.

    PaymentReasonComments 

    String

    Text field available for entering information about an external payee payment.

    DeliveryMethod

     

     

    String

    Delivery method that is set on the external payee level. If the Override with Payee Delivery Method Preference option on the payment process profile is turned off, the setting is ignored. Values from the IBY_DELIVERY_METHODS lookup include EMAIL, FAX, and PRINTED.

    Email

    String

    Email address at which an external payee receives remittance advice.

    Fax

    String

    Fax number at which an external payee receives remittance advice.

    DefaultPaymentMethodCode

    DefaultPaymentMethodName

    String

    Code/Name of the default payment method for an external payee.

    Step 1: Retrieve PayeeId for supplier, address or site level payment records

    PayeeId: This is a unique identifier for the set of payment attributes. It is auto generated individually when a supplier, address or site record is created. You need to use this value to identify a payment record to be updated. PayeeId can be retrieved using the external payee GET operation as shown below. 

    Note:    First you need to run the supplier GET operation to get SupplierId and SupplierPartyId.

    SupplierId will be used to retrieve supplier site and supplier address PayeeId.

    SupplierPartyId will be used to get PayeeId for Supplier payment record.

                 https://<hostname>:<port>/fscmRestApi/resources/latest/suppliers?q=Supplier LIKE <Supplier Name>

    • GET PayeeId for Supplier:

               Run the external payee GET operation to get the PayeeId for a supplier payment record

               https://<hostname>:<port>/fscmRestApi/resources/latest/paymentsExternalPayees?finder=ExternalPayeeSearch;Intent=Supplier,PayeePartyIdentifier=<SupplierPartyId>

    • GET PayeeId for Supplier Address:

               Run the supplier address GET operation to get SupplierAddressId

               https://<hostname>:<port>/fscmRestApi/resources/latest/suppliers/<SupplierId>/child/addresses

              Run the external payee GET operation to get the PayeeId for a supplier address payment record

              https://<hostname>:<port>/fscmRestApi/resources/latest/paymentsExternalPayees?

              finder=ExternalPayeeSearch;Intent=Supplier,PayeePartyIdentifier=<SupplierPartyId>&q=PayeePartySiteIdentifier=<SupplierAddressId>

    • GET PayeeId for supplier site:

               Run the supplier site GET operation to get SupplierSiteId

               https://<hostname>:<port>/fscmRestApi/resources/latest/suppliers/<SupplierId>/child/sites

               Run the external payee GET operation to get the PayeeId for a supplier site payment record

               https://<hostname>:<port>/fscmRestApi/resources/latest/paymentsExternalPayees?

               finder=ExternalPayeeSearch;Intent=Supplier,PayeePartyIdentifier=<SupplierPartyId>,SupplierSiteIdentifier=<SupplierSiteId>

    Step 2: Update the payment record corresponding to the supplier, address or site using the PATCH operation

    PATCH operation URL: https://<hostname>:<port>/fscmRestApi/resources/latest/paymentsExternalPayees/<PayeeId>

    Sample PATCH Payload

    {
    "PaymentReasonName": "143",
    "PaymentReasonCode": "BE_143",
    "SettlementPriority": "NORMAL",
    "DeliveryChannelCode": "CH_DTACHECK",
    "BankInstructionCodeOne": "NL_N",
    "BankInstructionCodeTwo": "NL_2",
    "ServiceLevelCode": "SDVA",
    "BankChargeBearerCode": "SHA"
    "DeliveryMethod": "EMAIL",
    "Email":"alex@hotmail.com"
    }

    Points to consider: 

    1.    Important to identify the attributes used in these payloads. As already detailed above:

    • PayeePartyIdentifier represents a supplier
    • PayeePartySiteIdentifier represents a supplier address.
    • SupplierSiteIdentifier represents a supplier site.
    • PayeeID represents a record that has payment information for a supplier, a supplier address or a supplier site.

    2.    As detailed above, a payee row is automatically created for suppliers, supplier addresses or supplier sites, whenever they are created. This implies that you can directly use PATCH operation to update payment attributes for suppliers, their addresses or sites.

    3.    If a user’s access to patch supplier site payment attributes is denied, you need to review the procurement BU access and maintain supplier site privilege for that user.

    References:

    Suppliers REST document: Suppliers REST API
    External Payees REST document: External Payees REST API
    External Payee functional and data security document: Doc ID 2540702.1

      

    Document:
    Payment attributes REST service.docx (22KB)
  • Kelly Cooper
    SCM – Supplier Onboarding: Deep Dive and Best Practices, 2...6
    Topic posted November 14, 2019 by Kelly CooperGold Trophy: 10,000+ Points, tagged FAQ, How-To, Setup, Supplier Communication, Supplier Creation, Supplier Merge, Supplier Registration, Tip 
    Title:
    SCM – Supplier Onboarding: Deep Dive and Best Practices, 21 November 2019, 9 a.m. PT - Submit Questions
    Content:

    Submit your questions for the SCM – Supplier Onboarding: Deep Dive and Best Practices session to have them answered during the live event. Post your questions by posting a new comment to this topic.

    Please submit your questions by Wednesday, 20 November 2019.

  • Anita Chittaki
    Ability to setup a rule where supplier creation /user...15.0
    Topic posted November 12, 2019 by Anita ChittakiGreen Ribbon: 100+ Points, tagged How-To, Setup, Supplier Creation, Supplier User Account 
    Title:
    Ability to setup a rule where supplier creation /user account error notification to be sent only group of user
    Summary:
    Ability to setup a rule where supplier creation/user account error notification to be sent only group of user
    Content:
    we would like to setup a rule where  supplier creation/user creation errors notification to be sent only to supplier Data Management team  orgroup of  users
Can you let us know whether these error notification rule can be setup/sent only to specific group/users.
  • David Wright
    Child fields in request parameter for Get All Suppliers REST...Answered3
    Topic posted November 8, 2019 by David Wright, tagged Business Intelligence, Fusion, How-To 
    Title:
    Child fields in request parameter for Get All Suppliers REST API
    Summary:
    What's the notation for child fields for expanded items in this API
    Content:

    The documentation says "If an indirect child resource is provided (Example: Employees.Managers), the missing children will be processed implicitly. "

    So, if my parameters say 'fields' : 'Alias,AlternateName,Supplier,SupplierId,SupplierNumber,sites.PaymentTerms' then shouldn't sites.PaymentTerms be valid for Suppliers?  However, when I try to use any variation of this (with . or ; or :) it fails with 'URL request parameter fields with value Alias,AlternateName,Supplier,SupplierId,SupplierNumber,sites.PaymentTerms is not valid.'

    Is my notation incorrect, or can I not access child items in such a manner for Supplier?

  • John Binder
    RightFax Fax Integration and Oracle Fusion Cloud1
    Topic posted November 8, 2019 by John Binder, tagged How-To, Supplier Communication, Tip 
    Title:
    RightFax Fax Integration and Oracle Fusion Cloud
    Summary:
    Looking to see what other customers are using for Fax Capabilities with Oracle Cloud
    Content:

    Hello Everyone,

    I was doing some research to determine what Oracle supports in terms of Faxing Software.  Our organization is utilizing RightFax and we trying to migrate our Enterprise over to using strictly RightFax.  I noticed that Oracle doesn't support Rightfax and only uses CUPS for Printing and Faxing capabilities.  I wanted to reach out to the community to see if anyone was using software other than CUPS or even RightFax and what the experience has been.  For us our Supply Chain team has a requirement to be able to Fax some suppliers that still require Fax. 

    Thank you,

    John Binder

    Hopefully I chose the right place to put this question. New to the community and still learning.

    Oracle Doc for reference: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23943_01/bi.1111/e22255/print_servers.htm#BIPAD510

     

    Version:
    Oracle Cloud 19D
  • Lot
    Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE)15.0
    Topic posted November 7, 2019 by Lot, tagged FAQ, How-To, Supplier Registration, Tip, White Paper 
    Title:
    Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE)
    Summary:
    Documentation on how to configure Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE)
    Content:

    Hi, 

    Is there a documentation available on how to configure Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE)  for South Africa and what Oracle Cloud version is this available?

    Topics Requested:
    -Documentation on how to configure B-BBEE 
    -How to enable  (PPPFA) Scores Report, BBBEE Rating etc)
    -What Oracle CLoud version is this available ?

     

     

    Version:
    Oracle Cloud R13 19C
  • David Wright
    REST API for Payment Attributes For SupplierAnswered3
    Topic posted November 4, 2019 by David Wright, tagged Fusion, How-To, Supplier Creation 
    Title:
    REST API for Payment Attributes For Supplier
    Content:

    Is there a method of updating or entering values for Payment Attributes when creating a Supplier via REST API?  Documentation does not have anything for that section at all. (documentation in question).

    Version:
    19d
  • David Wright
    REST Suppliers Status failure3
    Topic posted November 4, 2019 by David Wright, tagged Fusion, How-To, Supplier Creation 
    Title:
    REST Suppliers Status failure
    Summary:
    Trying to list a Status value on a Supplier POST REST action causes failure
    Content:

    Creating a supplier via REST does not allow Status value to be set. If Status is listed in payload, regardless of value, request fails with status code 400

    Example from documentation with added Status line (https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/procurement/19d/fapra/op-suppliers-post.html):
    {
    "Supplier" : "Tall Manufacturing",
    "TaxOrganizationType" : "Corporation",
    "SupplierType" : "Services",
    "BusinessRelationship" : "Prospective",
    "DUNSNumber" : "221134568",
    "OneTimeSupplierFlag" : false,
    "TaxpayerCountry" : "United States",
    "TaxpayerId" : "98-03376373",
    "Status" : "ACTIVE" # IF THIS LINE IS PRESENT, REST POST FAILS with error: "Attribute Status in view object SupplierVO cannot be set."
    }

  • Hong Gao
    How to Configure Bank Accounts Dialog for Supplier...45.0
    Topic posted October 30, 2019 by Hong GaoGold Medal: 3,500+ Points, tagged Customization, How-To 
    Title:
    How to Configure Bank Accounts Dialog for Supplier Registration Flows
    Summary:
    Steps to configure bank accounts dialog for supplier registration pages
    Content:

    Use Case:

    Capturing supplier bank account information is important for on-boarding suppliers through supplier registration flows.  By default, Country and Account Number are required fields.  You would like to make additional attributes required during supplier registration. For example, your company policy requires that supplier bank accounts should always include account name information.

    How-to:

    Follow these steps to use page composer and make Account Name a required field for supplier registration flows.

    1. Navigate to supplier registration page/flow and Bank Accounts train stop.
    2. Create and enter a sandbox.
    3. Click Edit Supplier Registration Pages from the global menu

    image2019-10-28_13-45-9.png?version=1&modificationDate=1572295510000&api=v2

    4. Switch from the default Design View to Source View

    image2019-10-28_13-46-4.png?version=1&modificationDate=1572295564000&api=v2

    5. Click on Create button and click Edit on Confirm Shared Component Edit dialog

    image2019-10-28_13-47-34.png?version=1&modificationDate=1572295654000&api=v2

    6. In the components hierarchy panel (on the right in the screenshot above), locate the first popup component under panelGroupLayout: default.  This is the component for the Create Bank Account dialog.  The second popup component right below is for the Edit Bank Account dialog.  Select the first popup component and right click on Edit.

    image2019-10-28_13-49-49.png?version=2&modificationDate=1572366359000&api=v2

    7. On the Component Properties: popup dialog, change the Content Delivery to immediate. Click OK.

     

    image2019-10-28_13-54-4.png?version=2&modificationDate=1572366385000&api=v2

    8. You can now edit properties of any of these UI components belonging to the create bank account popup. Since the use case is to make the  Account Name required, locate inputText: Account Name in the list of the UI components and click to edit the property of the component.

    image2019-10-28_13-56-24.png?version=2&modificationDate=1572366418000&api=v2

    9. Make the field Required and click OK.

    image2019-10-28_13-58-32.png?version=3&modificationDate=1572366138000&api=v2
        
    10. Since the configuration on create bank account popup does not reflect on the edit bank account popup, you need to perform same steps for the edit bank account dialog as well. Locate edit popup using details in step 6 above and perform steps 7 to 9 for it. 

    11. Bank Account Name is then required for both Create and Edit Bank Account dialogs.

    image2019-10-28_14-5-25.png?version=1&modificationDate=1572296725000&api=v2

     

    image2019-10-28_14-6-32.png?version=1&modificationDate=1572296792000&api=v2

    12. Publish the sand box changes.

    Points to Consider:

    • After the configuration, Account Name is now required for all supplier registration flows, including both internal and external supplier registrations as the same dialog is shared between both flows.
    • You don't need to repeat the same steps for create and edit flows if the same popup is being used for both places.
    • You can follow these steps if you are not able to configure other dialogs in design view.
  • Carlos Urtubia
    REST POST /fscmRestApi/resources/latest/suppliers response...Answered4
    Topic posted October 11, 2019 by Carlos UrtubiaRed Ribbon: 250+ Points, tagged How-To, Payables, Security, Supplier Communication 
    Title:
    REST POST /fscmRestApi/resources/latest/suppliers response is 403 Forbidden
    Summary:
    Trying to create suppliers on 19C
    Content:

    I am using 19C and trying to do the same as is on the documentation :

    POST /fscmRestApi/resources/latest/suppliers
    {
      "Supplier" : "Tall Manufacturing",
      "TaxOrganizationType" : "Corporation",
      "SupplierType" : "Services",
      "BusinessRelationship" : "Prospective",
      "DUNSNumber" : "221134568",
      "OneTimeSupplierFlag" : false,
      "TaxpayerCountry" : "United States",
      "TaxpayerId" : "98-03376373"
    }

    I can do the GET, could be that I am missing any role?

    I added all the supplier roles and I am able to create a supplier on the app.

     

    Thank you,

     

    Carlos

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