oracle r12 appstech tca technical ver.1.ppt

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Trading Community Architecture


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TCA Objectives

Understand the fundamentals of TCA Discuss TCA model Review Components

PartiesParty RelationshipsCustomersLocationsContacts


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What is Trading Community Architecture

What is Trading Community Architecture (TCA)?

What is TCA, the Trading Community Architecture? Is TCA an OracleApplications module? Is it functionality within an Oracle module?

The TCA is a data model that supports the entry and management of entitiesthat you interact with.


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The summation of all entities, inclusive of partners,suppliers and competitors, that related to another entity

Organization

Competitor

Employee

Partner/Customer

Supplier

Competitor of Partner of

Supplier ofEmployee of



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Why TCA

Single Representation of an Entity

-Supports Linking multiple relationships to the same singlerepresentation of an entity ,enabling a 360 view of the trading partner


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Why TCA

Supports B-2-B and B-2-C

-Includes distinct, comprehensive support for bothBusiness to-Business and Business to-Consumer customer models.


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Why TCA

Modeling of Complex Relations

-Supports modeling of complex relationships betweenmembers of the community, including those that the deploying

company is not part of.


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TCA Features

Provides a foundation for a single source for customer information.

Ability to represent all business entities as a Party (organizations, people, groups,

relationships) and to handle them the same way. This approach provides flexibility to

accommodate all B2B, B2C and hybrid models in the same repository.

Many-to-many relationships between Parties and Locations, that allows for less

duplication and easier updating.

Capability for advanced relationship modeling between entities within the trading

community. Any party can figure in any number of Party Relationships even within

matrix hierarchies (relationship networks).

Ability to setup and maintain any number of party classifications which can be usedfor reporting and assignment purposes.

Extensible data model to enable various business data requirements.

In reality , three entities Drive in the TCA model , which are Party, Account, and

Relationships.


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TCA Model

The TCA model revolves around the party concept andthe relationships associated with it


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Relationship Detail

The TCA model revolves around the party concept andthe relationships associated with it

Relationship-Associates twoparties


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A party is an entity that can enter into a business relationship and can be oftwo sub types; Person and Organization.

Organization ex :Oracle CorporationAn organization party is a legal entity generally recognized by somegovernment authority.

Person ex :Jane DoeA person party is a unique individual of interest to the owner of thesoftware.

Group ex :World Wide Web ConsortiumA combination of two or more people, organizations orgroups

Relationship ex :Jane Doe at Oracle Corp.

Relationships in TCA allow for the linking of any two parties. Whentwo parties are connected via a party relationship a relationship type isassigned which describes the relationship.

Party records can be created and updated using third party data sourcessuch as Dun & Bradstreet's Global Data Products

TCA-Parties


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TCA-Party-Relationships

When two parties are connected via a party relationship, a relationshiptype is assigned, which describes the relationship (e.g., headquartersof, employee of, spouse of, competitor of legal council for, VAR of,etc.). Once a Party Relationship is defined, it may become a party in itsown right.

For example, in the Party Relationship John is the spouse of Mary, bothJohn and Mary are parties and spouse of is the relationship type.However, the relationship itself may become a party record, whichwould result in 3 parties:

1. John (Party of type person)

2. Mary (Party of type person)

3. John is spouse of Mary (Party of type relationship)Once a Party Relationship has become a party in its own right, it can have

the same attributes as any other party such as Party Sites, ContactPoints, and Customer Accounts


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TCA-Location & Party Sites

LocationA Physical Space, usually an Address

Party SiteA Party Site links a Party with a Location. Parties may beassociated to one or more Locations and Locations may be associated to oneor more Parties.

Party Site Uses-A Party Site Use describes the usage of a Location (e.g.,mailing address, billing address,home address, etc.). Each Party Site mayhave one or more Party Site Uses.


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A Contact is a party that serves as a contact for another party. However, itis possible that a person is the contact for another person (e.g., a parent for achild), an organization is the contact for another organization (e.g., a PublicRelations firm for their client organization), or even that an organization isthe contact for a person (e.g., a legal firm for their client).

Contact Points store electronic methods of communicating with entitiessuch as parties and party sites. Examples of Contact Points types includephone, fax, telex, email, URLs, etc. An entity may have any number ofContact Points.

TCA-Contact & Contact Points


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A Customer Account (or simply, Account) represents a businessrelationship. When a party becomes a customer (i.e., purchases something),an account is created and associated to the party to track the attributes ofthe customer relationship.

A Customer Account Site is a Party Site that is used within the context of aCustomer Account (e.g., for billing or shipping purposes).

A Customer Account Contact is a contact that is used in the context of aCustomer Account.

TCA-Account

TCA L i l M d l


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TCA Logical ModelsParties


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TCA Parties-Type Person


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TCA Parties-Type Organization

CA A


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TCA Accounts

TCA P fil Cl


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TCA Profile Classes

TCA Si /L i


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TCA Sites/Locations

TCA C P i


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TCA Contact Points

TCA P t R l ti hi


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TCA Party Relationships


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WHATS IN R12

R12 SOA E bli TCA


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V2 APIsEntity Centric

V2 Business

EventsEntity Centric

Entity Centric V2 APIs andEvents

Business Object LayerBusiness Objects (DB Objects)

Business Level APIs and Events

Get

Create

Update

Save Business Object Level

APIs and Events

Integration Repository(Web Service Provider)

Servicebeans/SDOs/Generate Functions

R12 SOA Enabling TCA

R12 I t ti C biliti


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Integration based on TCA Entities

Extensive Custom Coding

No middleware integration

Low level entity access

Integration Components

Business Objects based integration

No coding required

Out-of-the-box integration to Oracle SOA Suite

Business Object level access

Complete Integration Solution

Release 12Release 11i

Java & PL/SQL APIs Web Services

R12 Integration Capabilities


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R12 Whats in TCA


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TCA Integration


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TCA Technical Tables

TCA - Customer: Here are Technical details for 11i/R12 customer in TCA.


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TCA - Suppliers

Here are Technical details for R12 Supplier in TCA.

TCA Technical Tables


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