Which three capabilities are defined for workers in the Time Processing Profiles in Time and Labor?

A Time Processing Profile bundles the rule sets and downstream‐processing definitions that govern how reported time for a worker is evaluated and delivered. Oracle Fusion Time and Labor implementation documentation specifies that each profile must identify 1) a Time Submission Rule Set, 2) the Time Entry and Time Calculation Rule Sets that drive rule evaluation, and 3) the Consumer Set together with its validation, approval, and transfer processing options. The time-card period is provided by a separate Time Period Profile and specific “enter-update-delete” action rules are not configured directly in the processing profile.

A. Action controls reside inside individual Time Entry Rules, not as separate capabilities defined directly on the Time Processing Profile.

C. Time-card periods come from a Time Period Profile, not the Time Processing Profile.

1. Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM: Time and Labor Implementation Guide, 24A, “Time Processing Profile: Explained”, pp. 198-201 (lists Time Submission, Time Entry, Time Calculation rule sets; Consumer Set with validation/approval/transfer).

2. Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM: Time and Labor Implementation Guide, 24A, “Creating Time Period Profiles”, pp. 180-184 (shows card periods set elsewhere).

3. Oracle Fusion Cloud HCM: Time and Labor Implementation Guide, 24A, “Rule Sets for Time Entry and Time Calculation”, pp. 165-170 (rule sets selected in the profile, not individual action controls).