Adding records to a model
Custom business objects include ten analysis dimensions and three segments, which you can rename and use as you require. For example, Business Units are not standard business objects but you might rename Segment 1 to represent Business Units.
You can add to a model by one or more of these methods: manually, by importing from the integration database, or by uploading from a file. Exceptions are currencies and calendars, which you select from tables that are delivered with the Infor d/EPM business application. In a typical implementation, a variety of data sources is used.
Business Modeling is provided with a standard set of currencies and their ISO codes. Currencies cannot be added or removed, only activated or deactivated.
Standard business objects
This table shows the standard business objects:
Object | Add | Import | Upload |
---|---|---|---|
Entities | Y | Y | Y |
Accounts | Y | Y | Y |
Asset categories | Y | N | Y |
Schedules | Y | N | Y |
Cash flow accounts | Y | N | Y |
Module-specific business objects
This table shows the module-specific business objects:
Object | Add | Import | Upload | Module |
---|---|---|---|---|
Groups | Y | N | Y | Consolidation |
Group Accounts | Y | Y | Y | Consolidation |
Cash Flow Group Accounts | Y | N | Y | Consolidation |
Custom business objects
To configure custom business objects, select
. This table shows the custom business objects that are available:Object | Add | Import | Upload |
---|---|---|---|
Custom Details | Y | N | Y |
Segments 1 -3 | Y | Y | Y |
Analysis Dimensions 1-5 and 7-11 | Y | Y | Y |
Organizations | Y | Y | Y |