1Z0-518 · Question #53
Identify the two benefits of using Multi-Org Access Control. (Choose two.)
The correct answer is D. Enter Payables Invoices for different Operating Units using a single responsibility. E. View Consolidated requisitions across Operating Units using a single responsibility. D and E are correct because Multi-Org Access Control (MOAC) in Oracle E-Business Suite is specifically designed to let a single responsibility span multiple Operating Units - enabling users to both enter transactions (like Payables Invoices) and view consolidated data (like…
Question
Identify the two benefits of using Multi-Org Access Control. (Choose two.)
Options
- AView asset Information across multiple asset books.
- BRestrict access to users based on their Quantization assignments.
- CSubmit and view data across different Ledgers using a single responsibility.
- DEnter Payables Invoices for different Operating Units using a single responsibility.
- EView Consolidated requisitions across Operating Units using a single responsibility
How the community answered
(52 responses)- A2% (1)
- B4% (2)
- C8% (4)
- D87% (45)
Explanation
D and E are correct because Multi-Org Access Control (MOAC) in Oracle E-Business Suite is specifically designed to let a single responsibility span multiple Operating Units - enabling users to both enter transactions (like Payables Invoices) and view consolidated data (like requisitions) without switching responsibilities. This is the core value proposition of MOAC: eliminating the need for separate responsibilities per Operating Unit.
A is wrong because asset books belong to Oracle Fixed Assets, which operates on a different organizational structure - MOAC does not extend to cross-asset-book access. B is a fabricated distractor; "Quantization assignments" is not a real Oracle EBS concept. C is wrong because MOAC operates at the Operating Unit level, not the Ledger level - cross-ledger access is a separate concern handled by the General Ledger setup, not MOAC.
Memory tip: Think of MOAC as "One Badge, Many Doors" - one responsibility unlocks multiple Operating Units. Any answer choice that says "Operating Units using a single responsibility" is almost certainly pointing to a MOAC benefit.
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