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    Practices for Lesson 1: Introduction to Oracle Utilities Customer Care and Billing 01_OVERVIEW

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    Practices for Lesson 1:Introduction to OracleUtili ties Customer Care andBilling

    Overview

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    Practices for Lesson 1

    Distribution

    Job Title*

    Ownership

    The Job Title [[email protected]?Subject=Practices for Lesson 1: Introduction to OracleUtilities Customer Care and Billing: EDAG0001.doc] is responsible for ensuring this document isnecessary, reflects actual practice, and supports corporate policy.

    Lesson Overview

    This introductory chapter provides a high-level overview and explains the objectives of theOracle Utilities Customer Care and Billing Functionality For Implementers course. It also looksat the systems major features and the basic implementation steps needed to implement theapplication.

    Objectives

    By the end of this chapter, you will be able to:

    Identify the objectives of this course

    Identify the functional areas within the system

    List the steps needed to implement the system

    Describe the order in which control tables are set up

    Course Objectives

    This course will guide you through the major features of Oracle Utilities Customer Care andBilling as well as provide you with a conceptual structure on which to base further learning whenyou return to your own business environment. As your instructor leads you through the

    necessary implementation procedures, you will get plenty of hands-on experience working withthe major features and processes of the system.

    By the end of this course, you will understand how to configure Oracle Utilities Customer Careand Billing to support an implementation customer service and billing requirements.

    The Systems Scope

    Oracle Utilities Customer Care and Billing is a sophisticated accounts receivable system thatsupports the billing of diverse services. The following diagram illustrates the major componentswithin Oracle Utilities Customer Care and Billing.

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    Conservation ProgramsLoansContract ManagementService Credits

    Interval Billi ngSA RelationshipsDepositsBudgets

    Credit & CollectionsAdjustmentsPaymentsRates

    StatementsBillingMeter ReadingField Work

    Device ManagementSales & MarketingCustomer Information - Utilities -

    Reports

    Config Lab

    Archiving

    BPA Scripts

    Security

    Conversion Tool

    App licat ion Viewer

    Batch Submission

    ToDo Lists

    Aud it Trai ls

    Configuration Tools

    - Integration -

    Web Self ServiceCTI / IVR

    XAI Tool

    Notification & Workflow

    Your instructor will explain each of the above components in details. The components that youuse will be dictated by your implementations requirements.

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    The Implementation Steps

    Because the system is sophisticated and customizable, there are a number of steps involved inrolling out and using your new system.

    Determine CIS

    Requirements

    Customize The

    System To Your

    Requirements

    Setup Control

    Tables

    Setup

    Application

    Security

    Convert Data

    From Existing

    System

    Use The System