The document provides an overview of Oracle's Sub-Ledger Accounting (SLA) module, which was introduced in Release 12 to improve upon the sub-ledger transactions accounting approach in Release 11i. Key points covered include:
- SLA acts as an intermediate step between sub-ledger applications and Oracle General Ledger, with accounting treatment determined in SLA rather than direct interfaces.
- SLA features a centralized model for configuring journal entries, an engine that creates consistent accounting across sub-ledgers, and a repository storing journal entries before transfer to GL.
- The SLA accounting model utilizes accounting events from transactions to derive journal entries using an SLA engine, with configurations stored separately from sub