Explanation
Ref:https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/project-portfolio-management/19a/oapfm/project-foundation-configura Topic - Asset Cost Allocation Methods: Explained The asset cost allocation method determines how indirect or common costs incurred on a project are allocated to multiple assets.
You can specify an asset cost allocation method to enable Oracle Fusion Project Costing to automatically allocateunassigned asset lines and common costs across multiple assets. Unassigned asset lines typically occur when more than one asset is assigned to an asset grouping level.
Projects and project templates inherit a default asset cost allocation method from the associated project type.
You can override the default at the project level. If you use capital events to allocate costs, then you can also override the asset cost allocation method at the event level.
The following table describes the available asset cost allocation methods.
Method
Basis of Cost Allocation
Actual Units
Number of units defined for each asset
Current Cost
Construction-in-process (CIP) cost of each asset
Estimated Cost
Estimated cost of each asset
Standard Unit Cost
Combination of thestandard unit cost and the number of units defined for each asset Spread Evenly Equal allocation of cost to each asset

Explanation
Ref:https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/saas/project-portfolio-management/19b/oapfm/project-control-configuratio Financial and Project Plan Setup Options The following table describesthe basic budget, forecast, or project plan setup options that determine how a plan type is used in the context of a project. Except for third-party scheduling, you can't edit these options at the project level.
Option
Location
Description
Planningamounts
Financial plan type
Indicates that the financial plan type supports the creation of versions with the following amounts:
* Cost amounts
* Revenue amounts
* Both cost and revenue amounts
* Either cost or revenue amounts
Approved budget or primary forecast
Financial plan type
Determines whether a financial plan type is used for creating approved budget versions or primary forecast versions that are used for plan comparison or project performance reporting.
Default financial plan type
Financial plan type
Determines whether the financial plan type is the default selection when you create budget or forecast versions.
Workflows
Financial plan type
Enables the use of a workflow for managing budget or forecast status changes.
Third-party scheduling software
Project plan type
Indicates whether project planning is performed in Microsoft Project.
If third-party scheduling is disabled in the project plan type, you can use the associated project or project template to create a project in Microsoft Project. However,you can't export the new project or link it to one created in Oracle Fusion Project Portfolio Management.
Multiple transaction currencies
Financial and project plan type
Enables entry of plan amounts in currencies other than the project currency.
Budgetary control settings
Financial plan type
Manages options for creating control budgets in Oracle Fusion Budgetary Control.

Explanation
Reference: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E60665_01/common/OAFSM/OAFSM1166430.htm#OAFSM1166426

Explanation
Reference: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E51367_01/projectop_gs/OAPJC/F1071488AN1004C.htm

Explanation
https://docs.oracle.com/applications/farel12/projectop_gs/OAPFM/OAPFM2264569.htm#OAPFM2159921 Configuring Rapid Implementation: Procedure Project application administrators can use the rapid implementation feature to set up the Project Financial Managementoffering. Use the Rapid Implementation for Project Financial Management Applications macro-enabled Microsoft Excel spreadsheet to enter setup data and generate the ProjectsWorkbook.zip.
Upload this .zip file to the Setup and Maintenance work area. When theupload completes, the offering is configured based on the setup information that you provide.
Perform the following steps to configure rapid implementation for the Project Financial Management offering:
* Prepare setup data.
* Generate CSV files.
* Upload setup data.
* Correct errors, if any, and reload the data.