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REPORTS IN

ORACLE FUSION
CONTENTS
•INTRODUCTION
•FUSION REPORTS
•TYPES OF FUSION REPORTS
•BI PUBLISHER (BIP) REPORTS
•MULTIPLE WAYS TO CREATE BIP
REPORTS
•REGISTERING REPORT
INTRODUCTION
• Oracle Fusion is a comprehensive suite of cloud-based enterprise
applications designed to streamline various business operations
like finance, human resources, supply chain management,
customer relationship management, and more.

• Oracle Fusion Applications offer a comprehensive set of reporting


tools designed to meet diverse business needs, from operational
data analysis to strategic decision-making.
FUSION REPORTS
 A report is a structured presentation of data extracted from
various sources within the Oracle Fusion Applications.

 Reports transform raw data into meaningful insights, helping


businesses monitor performance, make informed decisions,
and ensure compliance with regulatory requirements.

 These reports can be financial, operational, or analytical, and


they can be formatted to meet various business or regulatory
requirements.
PURPOSE
• Reporting in Oracle Fusion is crucial for transforming raw data
into actionable insights, enabling organizations to make
informed decisions, optimize processes, and maintain
compliance with regulatory requirements.

BENEFITS
1

• Real-Time Data Access


• Integrated Reporting Tools
• Customizable Reports
TYPES OF FUSION REPORTS
 BI Publisher: For creating highly formatted, pixel-
perfect reports.
 OTBI (Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence): Ad-
hoc reporting for real-time analytics.
 FRS (Financial Reporting Studio): Specialized for
financial reports and analytics.
 Smart View: Integration with Excel for advanced data
analysis.
 Essbase: For multidimensional data analysis.
BIP REPORTS
• BI Publisher (BIP), originally known as XML Publisher, is a
reporting tool provided by Oracle that allows users to create,
manage, and deliver highly formatted reports from various
data sources.

• It is part of the Oracle Fusion Applications suite and is widely


used for generating documents like invoices, purchase orders,
financial statements, and more.
BIP REPORTS Cont.,

BENEFITS:

 Highly Formatted Reports


 Multiple Data Source Integration
 Template-Based Reporting
 Ease of Distribution
 Scalability
 Integration with Other Oracle Fusion Modules
MULTIPLE WAYS TO CREATE BIP
REPORTS
 Using Oracle Standard Wizard
 Using AutoGenerated RTF
 Manual Template.
RTF
Excel
CSV
eText
USING ORACLE STANDARD WIZARD
Click Tools

LOG IN
By using User Id and
Password

Select Report &


Analytics
Browse Click that icon to
Catalog create new folder

Created
Folder
Click create Click “+” icon
to create New Select SQL Query
DM

Select
DataModel

Enter the name and


select the Data Source
like FSCM

Enter the Query


Once click ok then Click View to view
display the fields in the data
Select table view
table

For creating Report - Need to


save sample data
Save Data
Model
Once saved Data
Model then Click
Create Report
Select Layout

Select the Data


Model

CLICK NEXT
Choose fields based on user requirements

Save Report

CLICK NEXT
Once saved the report
then output will be Need Reports in different
display format then click this icon
to show various formats

Excel
output
BY USING AUTOGENERATED RTF : Cancel the Wizard

Click create

Select report

Select the DataModel to


generate RTF
Define the template
name

Click Generate to generate


RTF

Click view a list


to change the
output format

Once defined the


format after save
it
Save the Report Once saved and click view report

output
BY USING MANUAL TEMPLATE Save as .xml
format
RTF TEMPLATE

Click export to get the


XML data

Saved xml can be


imported to word
through BI publisher
Click table and
select the fields Group by vendor_id
to create table

CLICK NEXT

C
LI
Generated RTF and C
save as .rtf K
extension

Click finish to
generate RTF
Select Data Model
Create
Report

Click upload to upload


the template
Define the layout Choose the
name Click view a list
template file

Select the
type of
template

Once
entered
click upload
output
Select the
output format
Same process
like rtf import Select type
EXCEL TEMPLATE: the xml and the of template
template can be as excel
saved as .xlsx template

View a list

Once saved the


Report and click
view report
Open the word
CSV TEMPLATE Save the file
as .rtf(without
Type of
any contents)
template as RTF

Select
the
default
format as
CSV

View a list
Enable CSV in output
formats

Output
REGISTERING REPORT
 Once the report is developed, then it can be register as an Click Task
icon

ESS(Enterprise Scheduler Services).


Go Home and click User
And select Setup and Maintenace

Select Global
Search
Query the Manage
Enterprise scheduler for Click “+” icon to
FSCM create new job

Select the report


and click more to
select history

Enter the
details Copy the
Report path
Goto Home  Tools  Scheduled
Processes Click Schedule New
Process

Click submit

Query the Job name


and click OK
Process will
succeeded

Click republish to
view the data
OUTPUT:
T H A N K YO U

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