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Include Item Expense Account as the GL Account Combination in Financials - AP Invoices subject area

Right now, when we select the "GL Account Combination" field from Financials - AP Invoices subject area, the natural account segment value is a liability account. We would expect this subject area to have the item expense account from the invoice line as the default account combination, as that is what users see in the fusion payables UI. Please include the item expense account combination as a field for all invoices (regardless of accounting status).
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Hey Molly - check out the "GL Account Combination" field in the Financials - AP Expense subject area - you may need to play around with how the workbook is currently configured, but I think that's what you're looking for. Get back to us to let us know either way!
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Hello,
This information of the GL counterpart account can be found in the Procurement-Spend subject area with the field "Natural Account Name" :
Another possibility is to activate the new subject area Configurable Account Analysis :
Configurable Account Analysis (CAA) is a cross finance self-service advanced capability in Oracle Fusion Analytics Warehouse that enables functional administrators to define the comprehensive account analysis template combining data across general ledger and multiple subledger sources right from the initial extract date.
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Hello,
It is correct in this subject area, but we thought a subject area called "Invoice Details" might have line details as well. If it could be added, it would make for easier reporting. Thank you for the workaround.
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Thanks Paul, the natural account segment brings in the same information. It's liability account and not expense account.
I will look into activating Configurable Account Analysis subject area as this is something I haven't heard of before. Thanks for the info!
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Hi @Molly P for information it works for me for the expense account :)
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