Cloud ERP Report and Data

Extract Tools Considerations

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Purpose statement
Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP (Cloud ERP) includes a range of report and data extract tools which are optimized to
address different business requirements. This document guides you on which Cloud ERP report and data extract
tools to use for what purpose. The objective is to ensure that customers and system integrators (SIs) identify the
appropriate tools to address specific business requirements.

Using an inappropriate tool can result in both functional and technical challenges. It could lower user satisfaction
and may even compromise the efficiency of your Cloud ERP users.

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Table of contents

Stake Holders Needs 6

Overview of Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP Report Tools 7
Financial Statement Report Tools 8
Financial Reporting Web Studio (FRWS) 8
Real-time Online Interactive Analysis Tools 11
Infolets 11
Account Monitor 11
Account Inspector 12
Smart View 14
Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI) 14
Operational Report Tools 18
Oracle Analytics Publisher (formerly BI Publisher) 18
ERP Analytics 20
Cloud ERP Report and Inquiry Tools Comparison 22
Overview Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP Data Extract Tools 24
Cloud ERP Data Extract Tools Comparison 25
Conclusion 27

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List of figures
Figure 1. Stakeholders and their varied report needs 6
Figure 2. Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP report tools 7
Figure 3. Financial Report Web Studio report 8
Figure 4. Smart View in MS Excel for Financial Report Web Studio
report 9
Figure 5. Drill-down Action from Smart View in MS Excel 9
Figure 6. Drill-down to GL Balances in Fusion Applications from Smart
View in MS Excel 10
Figure 7. General Ledger Infolets 11
Figure 8. Account Monitor within General Accounting Dashboard 12
Figure 9. Account Inspector within General Accounting Dashboard 13
Figure 10. Sunburst 14
Figure 11. Ad-hoc OTBI Report: Receivables Top 10 Customers 15
Figure 12. Seeded OTBI Receivables to Ledger Reconciliation report 17
Figure 13. Seeded OTBI Receivables to Ledger Reconciliation report -
drill down on begin balance 17
Figure 14. Predefined Analytics Publisher report: Account Analysis 18
Figure 15. Prebuilt Balance Sheet Analysis Dashboard 20
Figure 16. Period Close Analysis Dashboard – custom sample 21
Figure 17. Overview of Data Integration Flows 24

List of tables
Table 1. Comparison of Key Capabilities of Cloud ERP Report and
Inquiry Tools 22
Table 2. Comparison of Key Capabilities of ERP Data Extract Tools 25

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Stake Holders Needs
Executives, financial planning analysts (FP&A), the finance department, operational managers, procurement
analysts and other users need several types of reports and data extracts to complete their tasks.

Figure 1. Stakeholders and their varied report needs

Executives and finance staff require financial statements for period end close reporting. Such insight helps them
strategize and plan for the future.

The finance department needs to reconcile data and perform financial analysis to assure accuracy of the financial
statements. They must reconcile data and drill-down to underlying details easily.

Finance and operational managers also require additional reporting to include:

 identification of exceptions to be actioned daily for timely resolution and processing of pending transactions

 operational processes (e.g., review payment batch before posting)

 legal reports and submissions such as a VAT register

 highly formatted documents such as customer invoices

Some of the reports are needed near-real time (e.g., during the close). Other reports can wait.

Some analysis may be performed in external systems or tools (such as MS Excel).

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Overview of Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP Report Tools
Cloud ERP provides many and varied report tools as illustrated in figure 2 below.

Figure 2. Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP report tools

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Financial Statement Report Tools
Financial Reporting Web Studio (FRWS)
You can produce financial reports to address needs of CFOs and external auditors with FRWS based on General
Ledger balances.

 Use FRWS to define financial statements, charts, and graphs easily with drag & drop capabilities.

 Format font, borders, cells and more, and include images and logos.

 Produce report output formats in HTML, PDF, Excel, MS Word, or MS PowerPoint.

 Use Smart View on top of a FRWS report as a multidimensional pivot analysis tool combined with full Excel
functionality. FRWS.

Figure 3. Financial Report Web Studio report

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Figure 4. Smart View in MS Excel for Financial Report Web Studio report

Figure 5. Drill-down Action from Smart View in MS Excel

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Figure 6. Drill-down to GL Balances in Fusion Applications from Smart View in MS Excel

You benefit from near real time reporting for FRWS and Smart View.

These tools derive data from Essbase cube balances in GL.

 A balances Essbase cube stores financial balances for multidimensional interactive reporting and analysis.

 Balances are automatically aggregated and stored at every summarization level.

You can easily produce reports with the right fit and finish with these interactive tools. For example, a financial
statement to the CFO and CEO.

If you require financial statements with narratives for board ready report packages for executives and external
stakeholders, consider Oracle Cloud EPM Narrative Reporting. Oracle Cloud ERP delivers pre-built integration with
Cloud EPM for transfer of GL balances from ERP to EPM.

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Real-time Online Interactive Analysis Tools
Infolets
Infolets and work areas access financial transactions and processes in real time in Cloud ERP.

 You gain early insight into key finance information to enable strategic action.

 Review pertinent information to take action to resolve exceptions, such as pending transactions or
reconciliation differences.

 Prioritize day-to-day activities.

Figure 7. General Ledger Infolets

Account Monitor
You can create your own account groups for key accounts to monitor in GL. You decide if account monitor should
be made public for others to use, or shared with only a few people, or for your use only.

 Identify key account balance variations online against prior year actuals or against budgets.

 Define your criteria on deviations to highlight by a certain percentage or amount threshold.

 Choose “All” values where appropriate, such as all cost centers and all products. However, you could select
specific values for the balancing segment value and the natural account, which are important to your finance
team.

 Drill down on amounts or accounts.

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Figure 8. Account Monitor within General Accounting Dashboard

Account Inspector
You can perform ad hoc inquiries on your financial balances with Account Inspector in GL.

 Analyze data interactively using this pivot based tool.

 Move dimensions easily between row, column, and page edges to obtain different views of your data.

 Drag and drop account segments into visual display to view balances on the fly and move columns back and
forth in the display.

 Drill-down on amounts for further analysis.

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Figure 9. Account Inspector within General Accounting Dashboard

Sunburst
Account groups are used to monitor key accounts in GL. When a user creates an account group, it becomes visible
in the Financial Reporting Center with the Sunburst visualization tool.

 Gain strategic insight instantly with the different visual color schemes.

 Interact with your account balances across various business dimensions to view balances from different
perspectives.

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Figure 10. Sunburst

Smart View
Smart View provides common Word, PowerPoint, and Excel interfaces for Oracle Transactional Business
Intelligence, and Oracle General Ledger.

Using Smart View, you can view, import, manipulate, distribute, and share data in Excel, Word, and PowerPoint
interfaces. Smart View is a comprehensive tool for accessing and integrating Business Intelligence, and General
Ledger content from Microsoft Office products.

Smart View provides the ability to create and refresh spreadsheets to use real-time account balances and activity.

For more information refer to Smart View section in the user guide on Using Analytics and Reports for Financials.

Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI)

OTBI delivers online real-time ad-hoc analysis tool for operational reporting. OTBI derives data directly from
transactional tables using subject areas.

• OTBI online reporting can be run by business users in General Ledger, Payables, Receivables, Cash
Management, and so on.
• Make daily decisions with real time OTBI reports.
• Perform ad-hoc analysis of transactional data with inbuilt performance queries.
• Utilize pre-defined business attributes and metrics organized in subject areas in a user friendly interface
to build reports.
• Build reports using a user friendly tool with drag and drop functionality.
• Benefit from data security seamlessly integrated with Cloud ERP UIs.
• Schedule OTBI reports using BI Agent object.

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Figure 11. Ad-hoc OTBI Report: Receivables Top 10 Customers

11a) OTBI filter by Invoice Count

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11b) OTBI filter by Overdue Rate

11c) OTBI Filter by Table View

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Figure 12. Seeded OTBI Receivables to Ledger Reconciliation report

Figure 13. Seeded OTBI Receivables to Ledger Reconciliation report - drill down on begin balance

Caution: Do not use OTBI as a data extraction tool as it is not suitable for high volumes such as transaction
list report extracts. Refer to Cloud Oracle Support -> My Knowledge and search for Oracle Fusion
Transactional Business Intelligence and BI Cloud Connector Performance Recommendations (KB1511083).

To learn more about OTBI subject areas, refer to:

OTBI for Financials

OTBI for Procurement

OTBI for Project Management

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Operational Report Tools

Oracle Analytics Publisher (formerly BI Publisher)

Oracle Analytics Publisher was previously referred to as BI publisher.

You can create highly formatted, pixel perfect reports with Analytics Publisher.

 Oracle delivers predefined reports for Oracle Cloud ERP. The reports can be easily submitted or scheduled to
run by end users. You can find list of predefined Oracle Cloud ERP reports via the hyperlinks listed below:

 Financials

 Procurement

 Project Management

Figure 14. Predefined Analytics Publisher report: Account Analysis

You can also build your own Analytics Publisher reports to support statutory and operational report needs.

 Use secured list views, catalog, and folder Security for custom analytics publisher reports.

 To save time, you can modify a copy of a predefined report to create your own custom report, as outlined
below:

 The Customize option automatically creates a copy of a predefined report and stores it in the Shared
Folders > Custom within the business intelligence (BI) catalog.

 The copy includes the report definition, folder structure, and original report permissions, and is linked
internally to the original report.

 You can edit the copy of the report, leaving the original report intact. When your users open or schedule
the original report, they are actually using your custom version.
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  In addition to conveniently copying a predefined report to the Custom folder, the Customize option:

 Makes it unnecessary to update processes or applications that call the report. For example, if the
original report is set up to run as a scheduled process, you don't need to change the setup. When
users submit the same scheduled process, your custom report runs instead of the original.

 Automatically copies the security settings of the original report.

 Removes the risk of Oracle Cloud updates overwriting your edits. If there’s an update to the original
report, your custom report is not updated in any way.

Note: The report still references the original data model. The data model is not copied. A patch that
updates the data structure of the data model might affect your custom report.

You can schedule reports using Analytics Publisher scheduler or ESS scheduler.

Often these reports process a substantial amount of data, which require implementers and customers to
understand best practices. Refer to Cloud Oracle Support -> My Knowledge and search for Oracle BI Publisher
Best Practices for SaaS Environments (KB98811)

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ERP Analytics
Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP Analytics is part of Fusion Data Intelligence Platform (FDI). ERP Analytics delivers a cloud
native analytics solution that helps finance, procurement, and project professionals uncover the underlying
drivers of profitability, improve the use of working capital, and control business expenditures.

ERP analytics include:

• Pre-built dashboards and reports

• Pre-built best practice KPIs
• Pre-built data model
• Pre-built data pipeline from Cloud ERP
• Synchronization with Cloud ERP releases
• Visualization with point and click, and drag and drop capabilities

ERP Analytics accelerates time to insights. Empowered with self-service data discovery and analytics, business
users can generate their own reports and visualizations with just a few clicks- without the help of IT.

Figure 15. Prebuilt Balance Sheet Analysis Dashboard

With shortened deployment time for the prebuilt solution, you get up and running quicker than traditional
applications.

 Utilize prebuilt KPIs to continually monitor your business performance.

 Lower costs and boost productivity and power deeper analysis with prebuilt ready-made dashboards and
reports.

 Monitor business performance with improved visibility across the company

 Gain richer insights using pre-built KPIs and dashboards powered by machine learning.

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Pre-built dashboards are available in ERP Analytics for:

 General Ledger

 Receivables

 Payables

 Spend

 Expenses

 Procurement

 Projects

 Assets

 Accounting Hub

ERP Analytics uses AI technology to automate simple tasks and predict trends. AI also permits users to use natural
language to easily discover additional data to add to analyses for extended company view. And AI accelerates
time to informed decision making while leveraging the most accurate

You can combine Oracle Cloud Applications data with data from other third party source systems in FDI in custom
built dashboards.

 Build dashboards to visualize Oracle Cloud Applications cross-pillar content alongside third-party data.

 You can design your own additional dashboards by selecting from KPI library and adding your own
parameters as needed

Figure 16. Period Close Analysis Dashboard – custom sample

Note: Fusion Data Intelligence Platform is a separate subscription from Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP.

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Cloud ERP Report and Inquiry Tools Comparison
This table provides a comparison of key capabilities of the report and inquiry tools available in Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP.

Table 1. Comparison of Key Capabilities of Cloud ERP Report and Inquiry Tools

KEY Financial Reporting Infolets, Account Monitor, Oracle Transactional Analytics Publisher Fusion Data
CAPABILITIES / Web Studio (FRWS) Account Inspector, Business Intelligence Intelligence (FDI)
TOOLS Sunburst (OTBI)

Use Case Financial statements Display of balance Ad-hoc transactional Tax reports, invoice formats Advanced and cross-
Examples deviations online and reporting pillar analytics
transaction exceptions
Consumer Role Executives, external FP&A analysts, finance, and Business users and Finance and operational Executives, FP&A
stakeholders, FP&A operational managers operational managers managers analysts, and
analysts, and GL operational managers
accountants
Advanced Yes No No Yes Yes
Formatting
Optimized Medium-high Low Low High Very high
Volumes for
Tools
User Skills Reports analyst End user Reports analyst Technical user End user / reports
analyst / technical user
Near Realtime Yes Yes Yes Yes No
Interactive Yes Yes Yes No Yes
Scheduling Yes No Yes Yes Yes
Options
Data Access Yes Yes Yes Yes (seeded reports) Yes
Security

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Table 1 highlights where the various key capabilities differ.

Advanced Formatting

You can configure Financial Reporting Web Studio (FRWS) reports for real-time financial and managerial reports.

Produce high quality pixel reporting with Analytics Publisher. FDI includes Analytics Publisher report tool as well.

All other Cloud ERP report tools outlined in table above are intended to be practical online tools for interactive
analysis.

Optimized Volumes for Tools

You can process medium to high volumes of GL journals and balances with FRWS, and Smart View (SV).

Infolets, Account Monitor, Inspector, Sunburst process low volumes of transactions. They are intended for online
analysis of selected accounts and selected data (exceptions/anomalies).

Oracle transactional business intelligence (OTBI) is intended for low volumes of transactions. It is meant to be an
ad-hoc query online time to analyze specific transactional data.

Analytics Publisher can process high volumes of data. However, it is a report tool. It is not intended to be used as a
data extract tool.

FDI can process very high volumes of data. This is due to the strength of autonomous database and use of star
schemas and data aggregation capabilities.

User Skills

Cloud ERP report tools are user friendly. If you want to copy an existing Analytics Publisher report to remove
columns in the report it is not that difficult. However, if you want to build a report from scratch that would require
deeper technical skills.

Near Real Time Reporting

All the Cloud ERP report tools deliver near real time reporting, except for FDI. FDI can ingest data from ERP and
third-party systems. The ingestion tends to be scheduled to run overnight, although some businesses may
choose to run the ingestion into FDI more frequently.

Interactive

All the Cloud ERP report tools deliver interactive user interfaces to enable varied and detailed analysis, except for
Analytics Publisher.

Scheduling Options

FRWS and Analytics Publisher reports are typically scheduled as batch processes to run as per business need.

OTBI is intended for online ad-hoc queries of real-time data, but reports can be scheduled via a BI agent.

FDI performs data ingestion, firstly with an initial load followed by incremental loads.

No scheduling is needed for the following:

 Infolets

 Account Monitor

 Inspector

 Sunburst

The above inquiry tools are intended for online viewing of real-time data.

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Data Access Security

All the Cloud ERP report tools enable you to secure the reports based on your Cloud ERP security configuration.

Overview Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP Data Extract Tools

Most enterprises have an IT landscape with a large footprint of custom built, third-party systems, and Oracle
Fusion Cloud Applications and Platforms.

These enterprises may need to synchronize data between third-party systems and Oracle Cloud ERP. Data
extracts from Oracle Cloud ERP to Fusion Data Intelligence Platform or an external data warehouse, are usually
required too.

Figure 17. Overview of Data Integration Flows

You may need to synchronize data between your in-house custom built / third party systems and data in Cloud
ERP. For that purpose, you can utilize available REST APIs and in certain scenarios SOAP web services.

However, there are additional benefits of having a sole source of truth with Fusion Data Intelligence Platform
(FDI). FDI includes pre-built analytics for Cloud ERP, using Business Intelligence Cloud Connector (BICC) for data
extraction. FDI also enables integration of data from third-party systems.

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Cloud ERP Data Extract Tools Comparison
There are a number of Cloud ERP data extract tools to help you address a variety of business needs.

Table 2. Comparison of Key Capabilities of ERP Data Extract Tools

KEY Business Intelligence Analytics Publisher REST API SOAP Web Services
CAPABILITIES / Cloud Connector (BICC)
TOOLS

Use Case Extract incremental data from Account analysis report in CSV Receivables Invoices Receivables chargeback
Examples ERP View Objects format Get a receivables invoice Find chargeback
Delete a receivables invoice Create chargeback
Optimized Very high Medium-high Low-medium Low-medium
Volumes for
Tools
Invoke via Yes Yes Yes Yes
Webservice
Extract to Yes (and to FDI) No Yes Yes
External
Repository
Support for Yes No Not applicable Not applicable
Incremental
Extracts
Scheduling Yes Yes No No
Options
Data Access No Yes (seeded reports) Yes Yes
Security

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Optimized Volumes for Tools

If you have very high volumes of data to extract, Business Intelligence Cloud Connector (BICC) is the
recommended tool to use. It can extract data based on pre-defined View Objects for Cloud ERP data to data
warehouses. If you use FDI ERP Analytics, those BICC ERP extracts are provided out of the box. Use an initial load,
followed by incremental loads for improved performance.

BICC is available as part of the Oracle Cloud Fusion Applications subscription.

Analytics Publisher delivers predefined operational reports, which can process high transaction volumes which
can be exported as CSV files for import into external systems. If you are extracting medium to high volumes can
consider using Analytics Publisher reports for that purpose but ensure you do limit the from / to parameter values
to keep volumes to a reasonable level.

Caution: If your Analytics Report is likely to produce an output of over one million records, we recommend
you use Business Intelligence Cloud Connector instead to extract such data.

REST APIs (with ‘get’ commands) addresses the need of sharing data externally of single real-time transaction
data between Cloud ERP and external systems. Therefore, it is suitable for low volumes of transactions. REST APIs
provide efficient web services that are used to view (get) real time single transaction- or master data values. For
example, ‘Get an invoice,’ ‘Get all invoices’ or ‘Get all account balances’ (Ledger Balances).

In some use cases, a REST API may not exist for specific meta or transaction data for single real-time sharing of
transaction data between Cloud ERP and external systems. In such scenarios, you can review if Simple Object
Access Protocol (SOAP) web services exist instead. Use SOAP web services to integrate with or extend Oracle
Applications Cloud. For example, you need to verify (‘get command’) whether a collection of newly created
account code combinations in Cloud ERP is valid for integration with another concurrently operated legacy
financial host system.

Invoke via Webservice

All tools in table 2 can be invoked via webservices.

Extract to External Repository

BICC, REST APIs, and SOAP webservices can extract data to external repositories. Analytics Publisher should not
be used for very high volume data extracts to external repositories.

Support for Incremental Extracts

BICC supports incremental extracts through Financials, Procurement and Projects Data Stores, refer to scheduling
options below.

REST APIs, SOAP web services, and Analytics Publisher do not support incremental extracts.

Scheduling Options

To extract data from Cloud ERP, you use the BICC Console to schedule a once only or regular data load, known as
a Cloud Extract. For example, you might extract high volumes of data from Cloud ERP to say an external data
warehouse of your choice. BICC Data Stores for Financials and Procurement provide a large number of view
objects (VOs) and their attributes which can be used for extracting data out of Cloud ERP.

Data Access Security

Analytics Publisher, REST APIs, and SOAP webservices data access security is based on your ERP security
configuration.

BICC, however, is intended for very high volume data extracts to an external data warehouse or FDI. Therefore,
you would extract data across ledgers and business units without data access security restrictions.

FDI provides data-level security and enables fine-grained access. It ensures that your team or users can share
reports but see only data to which they have been assigned access.

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Conclusion
We hope this document helped you identify the appropriate Cloud ERP report tools to address a variety of your
business needs.

It also highlights how you can benefit from prebuilt ERP Analytics in FDI.

To help you decide on Cloud ERP data extract approach, the data volume is the key to identify the data extraction
tool to use.

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