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Sub-ledger Accounting (SLA)

Last updated May 19, 2025, generated by Sumble

What is Sub-ledger Accounting (SLA)?

Sub-ledger Accounting (SLA) is a module within many enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, particularly Oracle E-Business Suite. It provides a flexible and centralized accounting engine to create accounting entries for various sub-ledgers (e.g., accounts payable, accounts receivable, fixed assets). SLA decouples sub-ledger transactions from the general ledger, allowing for customizable accounting rules and reporting requirements. This enables businesses to comply with diverse accounting standards and internal reporting needs.

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What other technologies are related to Sub-ledger Accounting (SLA)?

Sub-ledger Accounting (SLA) Complementary Technologies

Accounts Payables (AP)

AP provides source transactions that SLA processes to create accounting entries. SLA is used to standardize accounting treatment for various AP transactions.

mentioned alongside Sub-ledger Accounting (SLA) in 43% (92) of relevant job posts

Accounts Receivables (AR)

AR provides source transactions that SLA processes to create accounting entries. SLA is used to standardize accounting treatment for various AR transactions.

mentioned alongside Sub-ledger Accounting (SLA) in 35% (86) of relevant job posts

General Ledger (GL)

GL is the ultimate destination for accounting entries created by SLA. SLA feeds the GL with detailed and summarized accounting data.

mentioned alongside Sub-ledger Accounting (SLA) in 10% (103) of relevant job posts