A business entity (your client) sells a computer, monitor, keyboard, and mouse as a single package to consumers. The entity has identified that this…

Define a Revenue Item Group that lists the computer, monitor, keyboard, and mouse item numbers. A Performance Obligation Identification Rule can then reference this group so Revenue Management collapses any lines containing those items into one bundled performance obligation during contract identification.

B – SSP profiles assign standalone prices; they don’t control grouping of promised items.

C – Performance Obligation Templates define attributes of created obligations, but the actual grouping is driven by item groups referenced in identification rules.

D – Contract Identification Rules determine which source documents belong to a contract, not how lines are merged into one obligation.

1. Oracle Fusion Cloud Financials: Revenue Management Implementation Guide 23B, “Manage Revenue Item Groups” & “Create Performance Obligation Identification Rules” – explains grouping lines by Revenue Item Group.

2. Oracle Help Center topic “Grouping Promised Items into Performance Obligations” (Last updated Apr-2023), step 1: “Create a Revenue Item Group containing the bundled items”.

3. Oracle University course “Revenue Management: Contract Identification”, lesson 4 (p.22), states: “Use Revenue Item Groups to bundle related SKUs into one performance obligation.”