Fusion Financials Direct Integration with Oracle Hyperion Planning Cloud



Oracle ERP Fusion Direct Integration with Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Planning and Budgeting Cloud Service (EPBCS)

Create Source System


Note: First important thing you need to know is when you initialize the source system in data management, the system creates instantly an Essbase ASO cube for Fusion Financials (GL) under Target Application in the same name of Ledger (with no spaces), for example if the name of your Fusion application is “XYZ Ledger”, the application will be “XYZLedger”.

1. From your Planning Instance Open Data Management > Setup tab > Application Settings In Log Level field, enter 5 > Save
 
2. Under Register section, select Source System > Add
Enter Source System Name (preferred to be with no spaces)
For Source System Type, select Fusion Financials Cloud
3. Click Save
4. Select your application then click, Configure Source Connection
5. Enter User Name and Password and in the URL replace “server”, with your fusion URL till .com only
The URL syntax should be like this
Text Box: µ Note: After the identity domain it should be fin not fs and https not http


6.Click Test Connection and ensure its successfully > OK > Configure

7. Select Source System > Initialize
In this process the system creates a Target Application (ASO Essbase)
Monitor the process in the Workflow tap > Process Detail > Click Refresh till you see the green check mark
8. After completion, navigate to Target Application and check out your application with type “Essbase”

Create Target Application

Now we will create a Target Application with type “Planning”
1. Navigate to Target Application > Click Add > Cloud
2. Enter the required parameters for your EPM Cloud application
User Name:
Password:
Domain

3. Click Refresh Members and Refresh Metadata




4. In the down section “Application Details”, configure your application dimensions
a    . For standard dimensions
Dimension Name
Target Dimension Class
Data Table Column Name
Account
Account
ACCOUNT
Entity
Entity
ENTITY
Period
Period

Scenario
Scenario

Version
Version
UD1
Years
Year

Currency
Currency


b    . For Custom dimensions (For Example)
For Target Dimension Class, select all “Generic
For Data Table Column Name, Enter values starting from UD2, UD3
Dimension Name
Target Dimension Class
Data Table Column Name
Asset Class
Generic
UD2
Asset Details
Generic
UD3
Employee
Generic
UD4
Project
Generic
UD5

5. Click Save

Create Import Format

1.Navigate to Import Format > click Add
Enter Name for the import format
2. Text Box: µ Note: You will not find the Source System which created firstly, instead you will select the Target Essbase Application “XYZLedger”For Source, select the target Essbase application which created during the initialize process “XYZLedger”

3. For Target, select target Planning Application
4. Click Save
5. Text Box: µ Note: The system creates default mapping, review it, and no need to create mappings for all dimensionsCreate Mappings in the bottom section

Don’t forget to click Save :~)



Create Location

Create location to link the import format with data load mapping and data load rule.
1. Click Add > Enter required parameters
2. For Functional Currency, enter the currency code, for example “USD
3. Click Save

Create Data Load Mapping


1. Back to Workflow tab, then select Data Load Mapping
You have to create mapping for all dimensions which are valid for the target cube and all for all members.
This URL from Oracle is helpful
Text Box: µ Note: Don’t forget to select the desired location before creating the mapping


Create Data Load Rule


1. Click on Data Load Rule > Add
2. In the Details section, enter name for the rule and for Target Plan Type, select the target cube
3. Text Box: µ Note: There are automatic filters created by default, review them for all dimensions, preferred to create two Load Rules, one for Income Statement data and the other one for balance sheet data and separate them by Balance Amount and Amount TypeFor Source Filter section, create your filters (Important Section)
4.  4. Finally, Save > Execute > Enjoy :~)

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