Identify the two benefits of using Multi-Org Access Control. (Choose two.)

Question

Options

• AView asset Information across multiple asset books.
• BRestrict access to users based on their Organization 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.

• A
  4% (2)
• B
  2% (1)
• C
  8% (4)
• D
  85% (41)

Explanation

Multi-Org Access Control (MOAC) is an Oracle E-Business Suite feature designed specifically to let users work across multiple Operating Units from a single responsibility - making D and E correct. Option D is a direct example of this: entering Payables invoices for different Operating Units without switching responsibilities. Option E applies the same principle to Purchasing, allowing consolidated requisition views across Operating Units in one session.

Why the distractors are wrong:

• A is wrong because MOAC operates at the Operating Unit level, not Asset Books - that's an Oracle Assets concept unrelated to MOAC.
• B is wrong because MOAC expands cross-OU access; restricting access by organization assignment is handled by standard organization security, not MOAC.
• C is wrong because MOAC functions at the Operating Unit level, not across Ledgers - Ledgers are a higher-level financial structure controlled separately.

Memory tip: Anchor MOAC to two key words - "Operating Unit" and "single responsibility." Any answer choice that pairs those two concepts together (like D and E) is a MOAC benefit. If an answer mentions Ledgers, Asset Books, or restricting access, it's describing a different Oracle feature entirely.

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