Oracle Fusion Financials OTBI Subject Areas

Oracle Fusion Financials provides several pre-built subject areas within its Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI) tool. These subject areas serve as data models that allow users to analyze and report on financial data from different modules of Oracle Fusion Financials. Here are some commonly used OTBI subject areas in Oracle Fusion Financials:

1. Financials – General Ledger: This subject area provides access to general ledger data, including journal entries, balances, budgets, and period close information. It allows users to analyze financial performance and monitor the general ledger activity.

2. Payables – Invoices: This subject area focuses on accounts payable data, such as invoices, payments, and supplier information. Users can analyze and track payables transactions, payment statuses, and aging.

3. Receivables – Transactions: This subject area covers accounts receivable data, including customer transactions, receipts, and customer profiles. Users can analyze sales revenue, customer payment patterns, and aging of receivables.

4. Assets – Transactions: This subject area enables analysis of fixed assets-related data, such as asset additions, retirements, transfers, and depreciation. Users can track asset values, asset lifecycles, and depreciation expenses.

5. Cash Management – Bank Balances: This subject area provides access to bank account balances and transactions. Users can monitor cash positions, reconcile bank statements, and analyze bank-related activities.

6. Expenses – Expense Reports: This subject area focuses on employee expense data, including expense reports, expense details, and reimbursement statuses. Users can analyze employee spending patterns, expense approvals, and reimbursement processes.

7. Revenue Management – Contracts: This subject area allows users to analyze revenue-related data, such as contract information, performance obligations, and revenue recognition. Users can track contract details, revenue recognition schedules, and analyze revenue streams.

8. Procurement – Purchase Orders: This subject area covers procurement-related data, including purchase orders, requisitions, and supplier information. Users can analyze procurement activities, track order statuses, and monitor supplier performance.

These subject areas provide a starting point for users to build reports, create dashboards, and perform ad-hoc analyses using the OTBI tool within Oracle Fusion Financials. They offer a wide range of financial data and insights across different modules, enabling users to make informed business decisions and gain a holistic view of their financial operations.