Identify four tasks that you can perform using Oracle Workflow in Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12, (choose four}

Question

Options

• AAutomata business processes,
• BGenerate account code combinations,
• CApprove standard business documents,
• DSend notifications using Advanced Queuing,
• EGenerate Inventory item numbers using item generator workflow,
• FIntegrate with third party business systems that are not on a company network.

• A
  92% (34)
• C
  3% (1)
• E
  5% (2)

Explanation

Oracle Workflow in EBS R12 is primarily designed to automate business processes (A), generate account code combinations via the Account Generator (B), deliver notifications through Oracle Advanced Queuing (D), and integrate externally with third-party systems outside the company network (F) - making these four its documented core capabilities.

Why C is wrong: This is the trickiest distractor. While Workflow routes documents to approvers, it is the human (or approval group) who approves - Workflow itself does not perform the approval action. Think of it as the post office, not the signer.

Why E is wrong: Inventory item numbering uses Oracle Inventory's built-in automatic sequencing rules, not an Oracle Workflow process. There is no standard "Item Generator" workflow that performs this task in EBS R12.

Memory tip: Use the acronym "ABDF - Always Build Data Flows" - Automate processes, Build account codes (Account Generator), Deliver notifications (AQ), and Far-reaching third-party integration. The two distractors (C and E) both describe things adjacent to Workflow functionality but owned by other mechanisms - approvals belong to humans, item numbers belong to Inventory sequences.

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