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New and Improved Financial Data


Quality Management, Enterprise
Edition (FDMEE)

Session 11, 8:30-9:30 AM


June 25, 2014

Mike Casey
Director, Product Management

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Agenda

 Overview
 Integration Strategy
 Content and Features
 Best Practices
 Q&A

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FDMEE Overview

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Financial Data Quality Differentiated

Financial Data Quality Management (FDM) is a business


issue, and is defined as the practice by which companies can
effectively and consistently combine the following factors:
 Financial data collection and transformation
 Repeatable financial processes
 Internal controls
 Audit trails with dynamic drill through
 Write-back capability
FDM helps finance users increase their confidence in the numbers and lowers their cost of compliance by eliminating data integrity
risks associated with collecting, mapping, validating, and moving critical financial data from across the enterprise.

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Significant Business Challenges

 Disparate Source Systems


 Inconsistent account structure
 Errors in financial data & metadata collection
 Financial restatements
 No audit trails back to the ERP/GL/Source data
 Weak controls around data & meta data collection
 Lack of visibility and transparent processes
 Issues in synchronizing data between EPM and ERP

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Oracle EPM System Delivers Confidence with FDM
Audit Trails Data Collection and Transformation
• Integrate Controls questions • Read and interpret GL trial balance
files and ERP
• Store current and historical
mapping definitions, docs • Mapping validation against
Target dimensions
• Allow dynamic drill through
• Data & Metadata integrity checking
to source ERP and files against data validation rules
FDM
Repeatable Processes Internal Controls
• Source financial document
• Single standard and archival
defined solution for any
target application • Prepackaged audit and
internal control reports
• Standard upward data
certification process Write-back Capability • Comprehensive role based
security
• Standardized database
schema • Write-back to Source System
• Synch ERP and EPM Systems

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Financial Data Quality Management
Enabling Seamless Metadata and Data Integration

Data & Metadata

Oracle EBS, Meta-


PeopleSoft, JDE, Fusion
data Financial Close
APPs, SAP R/3

Planning & Web Interface


Data Warehouse
Data Mart Forecasting
Financial Reports
Other Data Strategy Management
Systems Microsoft Office
Profitability
File
Management
Excel
XML
Drill-Through & Write-Back

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FDM Benefits

 Confidence in the numbers – FDM provides robust audit trails


from source systems to target and back, with robust validation
capabilities, providing transparency into the numbers
 Decrease cost of compliance – FDM with its internal control
checks over the process ensure adherence to company policies
and procedures, enhancing controls while lowering costs
 Speed and agility – Improve the EPM cycle by days with a
Finance owned and maintained application that is quick to
implement and supports a simple, easy to follow, repeatable
process

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Integration Strategy
 Develop direct “out of the box” integration
– Sources prioritized based on market demand
– Build using integration framework provided in FDM, Enterprise Edition (FDMEE)
– Table/View adapter to be available in 11.1.2.4

 Provide open interface adapter


– Available when out of the box integration not available
– Licensing modified to allow updates to ODI packages delivered with FDMEE

 Support file based integration


– Support data in any file format and majority of single and multi-byte encodings

 Complete coverage via direct, open interface adapter or file

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FDM Enterprise Edition 11.1.2.3
 Financial Data Quality Management, Enterprise Edition
– FDM and ERP Integrator combined into a single product
– Built on Oracle Fusion Middleware platform
– Rebranded as FDM Enterprise Edition
– Windows based FDM still available for existing customers
– 11.1.2.3 is terminal release of FDM
– Migration to FDMEE required starting with
11.1.2.4
» Additional license fee NOT required

– New customers may only license FDMEE


 FDM Adapters
– No change from today
– Must purchase FDMEE and at least one adapter
 All commonly used features from FDM included FDMEE
as of release 11.1.2.3.510 – Available now

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Comparison of Integration Options
EPMA ODI Native FDMEE
Metadata from ERP

Predefined Data Format

Any Data Format Requires Coding

Connect to ERP Requires Coding

Drill-through / Write-Back

Audit Trails

Process driven

Data Sync Requires Coding 11.1.2.4

Complex Mapping Requires Coding

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Why FDMEE is Preferred over FDM?

 Combines the best features of both FDM and ERP Integrator


– One stop shop
– Easy to setup and configure
– Individual adapter configuration not required – targets natively supported
– Client components not required (FDM Workbench)
– Simplified menu structure
– Improved performance

 Built on Fusion Middleware Technology


– Supports many more platforms and browsers than FDM

 Integrated with Shared Services

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Supported ERP Source Systems
 EBS 11i and 12.x
 PSFT Financial Management 9.0, 9.1, 9.2
 PSFT HCM 9.0, 9.1, 9.2 to Public Sector Planning and Budgeting
 Fusion Financials GL 11.1.2 and 11.1.3
 JDE 9.0 and 9.1 with tools 9.1
 SAP 4.6c, 4.7 and ECC 6.0 enh 3+
– Prior to 11.1.2.3, certified on Oracle DB only (ERPI)

 SAP BW 7.0+
 Open Interface Adapter – Extends integration to any source!

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Installation and Configuration

 FDM and FDMEE included in install list


– FDM available for existing customers
– FDMEE for existing and new customers

 ODI Install and Configuration


– Performed automatically as part of FDMEE Install
– Automatically configured for file based loads
– Source ERP connection details entered manually

 Install and configuration simplified from prior releases

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FDMEE Content and Features

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FDMEE Features
 Parity with FDM
– Workflow process - Import, Validate,
Export and Check
– FDM mapping types, with the
addition of multi-dimension
– “Fish” icon retained – option to
replace with custom icon
– Logic accounts, check reports, and
check entity
– Condensed menu structure –
workflow and setup

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FDMEE Features

 HFM adapter parity


– All options available in
FDM available in FDMEE
– Adapter VB based in
11.1.2.3 and requires
FDMEE on windows
– For 11.1.2.4 adapter
converted to java for
platform independence

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FDMEE Features

 Reporting
– Implemented with BI
Publisher
– FDM Reports ported to
FDMEE
– Generate outputs in
PDF, Word, Excel, HTML

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FDMEE Features

 Batch Processing
– Scheduler built into
FDMEE
– Support for windows.bat
and Linux shell Scripts

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FDMEE Features - Scripting
 Replaced by Java based Jython
– VB supported in Event and Custom Scripts
– Custom Scripts available in PSU2

 Import Scripting
– Jython only, specify in Import Format

 Mapping Scripting
– Jython and SQL Script
– Supported for Between, In, Like mapping types

 Event Scripting
– Jython and VB
– Before/After events for Import, Validate, Export, Check

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Custom Scripts - Create

– Visual Basic or Jython


– Script files stored in
/data/scripts/custom folder
on FDMEE server
– Once created, the user
must register the custom
script

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Custom Scripts - Register

– Define parameters
associated with script
– Parameter types include
» POV Location
» POV Period
» POV Category
» POV Rule
» Query
» Static

– Associate a script with a


target application

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Custom Scripts - Run

– Available from the UI only


– Select script and then
execute
– System will present
parameters and then user
can verify or change
– Submit to process

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Custom Calc Scripts for Essbase and Planning

– Prior release only supported default calc script


– Define script to execute as part of target application
details
– Multiple scripts may be run
– Script execution assigned a scope, event and
sequence

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Open Batches

– Load in multiple files in a


single run
– POV determined from
the file name using the
file name separator
– Define open batches
from the batch definition
UI
– Run from the Batch
Execution UI

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Custom Target Applications

– Used to extract data


from FDMEE to a flat file
– Select columns to
include
– Define Application
Options
– Set up artifacts like any
other workflow in the
system
– Run workflow to extract
data to file

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HFM Journal Templates

– Excel based journals


– Same format as FDM
– Journal Status
– Download template from
Workbench
– Load journal by selecting
file, checking file, and then
posting
– Full parity with FDM

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Load Data and Mappings using Excel Format

– Prior releases only


supported CSV format
– Data loaded using Trial
Balance Template
» Download from Workbench

– Mappings using mapping


template
» Download from Mapping UI
» Template is available in import
dropdown

– Achieves parity with FDM

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HFM Intersection Check Reports

– Validate HFM data


intersections
– Generated as part of the
data validation step of the
workflow

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File Append and Replace Mode

– Append new rows to


existing rows in
TDATASEG
– Replace data in
TDATASEG with data in
the selected file
– Provides additional
flexibility for file based data
loads

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Data Load Options for Essbase/Planning

– Two methods to load data


to Essbase
» File – FDMEE will create a file
in loaded directly by Essbase.
» SQL – In-Memory loading of
data to Essbase
» Default is SQL

– For example – The current


Essbase SQL driver does
not support an encrypted
database, and the file
method is required

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Prefix Duplicate Dimension Members

– Dimension name added to


member name during
export ([dim]@[member])
– Added for all dimensions
– Only use this option if
members are duplicated
across dimensions
– If duplicates within a
dimension, then this option
is not applicable and
should be set to No

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File Based Multi-Period Load
– File based option, delimited
files only. Header not
required.
– The expression field in the
import format specifies the
amount fields in the file
– Select the starting and ending
periods when running the rule
– Specify the explicit periods in
the data load rule if not
contiguous.
– Not allowed from the
workbench
– Excel template also supports
multiple periods

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FDM Enterprise Edition – 11.1.2.3.510
 New Mapping Type –  Source
Format Mask  12345-6789-012-3456ABC-001

– Supports ARM mapping  Target


requirements
 #FORMAT(“???-*-GROUP-AA##?#*X-GROUP”,”-“)
– Also available for non-
ARM implementations  Result: 123-6789-GROUP-AA5ABCX-GROUP

– Enhanced replacement  Explanation


and substitution
Take the first three characters of the first segment, take the
functionality for targets entire second segment, replace the third segment with the
text “GROUP”, prefix the fourth segment with AA, drop the
third and fourth characters, keep the fifth character, drop
the sixth character, keep ABC and add suffix “X, replace
the fifth segment with the text “GROUP”.

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Additional Considerations

 Features from FDM not ported to FDMEE


– Tax Adapter
– Enterprise Adapter
– Time line
– Certification and Assessment

 Additional smaller features/parity items to be included in release


11.1.2.4
 Migration utilities for FDM to be provided with 11.1.2.4, or shortly
after the base release

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FDM Enterprise Edition
Roadmap Highlights
 Migration assistance for customers moving from FDM to FDMEE
– Migration of core artifacts from FDM to FDMEE in 11.1.2.4
 Additional integrations
– Data Sync between EPM Applications
– Sub-ledger transactions for Account Reconciliation Manager
 Provided via a generic table/view adapter
– Tax Provision and Explicit support for HPCM
– Fusion Commitment Control with PSBP
– Table/View Adapter: Import from any relational db source with simple UI
mapping
– SAP BW Metadata Load

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FDM Enterprise Edition - Continued
Roadmap Highlights
 Additional Features
– Graphical Import Format Builder
– Integration with FCM
 Web service that can be called from FCM
 Open FDMEE from FCM
 POV Locking
– Check Rule Test
– Fix explicit mapping rules from workbench
– Review mode for mapping UI
– Integration with Strategic Finance

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FDM Enterprise Edition
Features included in Planning and Budgeting Cloud Service (PBCS)
 Initial release of PBCS 11.1.2.3.400
– Includes FDMEE 11.1.2.3.000
– File based integration only
 PBCS 11.1.2.3.412
– Includes FDMEE bug fixes from 11.1.2.3.510
– Load data and mapping rules via Excel
– Multi-period load from a file
– Changes to EPMCopy to kick off data rule after file upload
 PBCS 11.1.2.3.600
– FDMEE 11.1.2.4 candidate for inclusion
– Investigating inclusion of scripting
 Security concern for the cloud
– Better on premise and cloud to cloud integration considered

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FDMEE Best Practices

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Best Practices – All Application Types
 Define efficient mapping rules
– Use fewest necessary
– Define with an eye towards maintenance

 Use workbench to find mapping errors before loading


– Options for Valid, Invalid, Ignored and All data
– Ensure all rows are mapped

 Use Incremental load when available


– EBS and Fusion sources only

 Set log level to 5 to debug issues


– Process log available from FDMEE UI
– Also search for ERPIntegrator0.log on FDMEE server

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Best Practices – Other Application Types
 Financial Management
– Use intersection validation report as
needed
 Identifies invalid cells on target
 Resource intensive – be careful
with large data sets
 Will stop partial loads if target
metadata missing

 Planning
– Include currency dimension in import
format
– Invalid cells will show in FDMEE log
as Essbase errors

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Best Practices – Other Application Types
 Account Reconciliation Manager
– All data is loaded to ARM – mapped or
unmapped
– Limit the number of unmapped sources
 Use IGNORE rule type as needed
 Analyze data in workbench before
loading to ARM
– Concatenate source fields for easy mapping
to profile dimension
 Use new #FORMAT Mask feature as
needed
– Mapping only required for Profile and Source
Type dimensions

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Best Practices – Other Application Types
 Profitability and Cost
Management
– Load BSO cube within the model
 Explicit support in 11.1.2.4
– Duplicate members used across
dimensions
 Handle via mapping or with “Prefix
Dimension for Duplicate Members”
option
 Use “@” to append dimension name
to member
 Use “.” between members to define
full path

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Q&A

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