Identify the two values that the Reporting Level parameter can have when using cross organization reports with the Multi-Org Access Control feature. (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• ALedger
• BLegal Entity
• COperating Unit
• DSecurity Profile
• EBusiness Group

• A
  91% (30)
• B
  6% (2)
• E
  3% (1)

Explanation

When using Oracle's Multi-Org Access Control (MOAC) for cross-organization reports, the Reporting Level parameter accepts exactly two values: Ledger (A) and Operating Unit (C). These represent the two meaningful financial reporting scopes within MOAC - you can either aggregate data across all operating units tied to a specific Ledger, or narrow the report to a single Operating Unit. This pairing gives users flexible, controlled access to multi-org data without requiring separate responsibilities.

The distractors are wrong for these reasons: Legal Entity (B) is a real Oracle hierarchy level but is not a valid Reporting Level option for MOAC cross-org reports; Security Profile (D) is what grants multi-org access (assigned at the responsibility level) - it defines the scope of access, not a reporting level; Business Group (E) is an HR/payroll construct sitting above the ledger in the hierarchy and is not used in financial cross-org reporting contexts.

Memory tip: Think of the acronym "LO" - Ledger and Operating Unit are the two ends of MOAC reporting: one broad (Ledger = many OUs), one specific (Operating Unit = one OU). Security Profile is the key that unlocks the door, not the room you report from.

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