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If you have worked with EPM Pipelines, you know how incredibly relevant it is for customers who do not have the resources for data integration automation. It has been a saving grace for streamlining tasks and data load processes within the EPM application itself. However, one important element that had been missing from it was […]

You can create a series of stages in an EPM pipeline, where each stage contains one or more jobs that perform actions like data loads, rule executions, file operations etc. By organizing these jobs and stages in a single Pipeline, EPM customers can streamline their business processes into executable “workflows”.   But what if one […]

EPM Pipelines is quickly becoming a very useful addition to the arsenal of many of our Oracle customers. It is especially important for those users who do not have dedicated personnel or server-related resources to automate their daily business processes. In my recent blog, I detailed how to create a Pipeline to perform data load […]

Pipeline variables are a way to feed runtime parameters to your Pipeline jobs. They can be selected from a predefined set of out-of-box variables or custom-defined. You can define values for these variables that are then used during run time by individual jobs (Read more about creating Pipeline variables in my recent blog). In this […]

In my recent blog, Efficiency Redefined: How Oracle Cloud EPM Pipelines Can Streamline Your Business Process, I discussed how Perficient implemented a single streamlined process to organize the daily data load and processing jobs of one of our clients. Now, let’s review editing an existing Pipeline to add a new job, how to execute the […]

Oracle’s new Pipelines feature in the Enterprise Performance Management Cloud (EPM) applications was made available with the June 2023 update. Pipelines allow for organizing individual jobs into one overall procedure directly within the EPM application, even across multiple EPM applications. You can learn more about this new feature in a recent Perficient blog Oracle EPM […]

When integrating an on-premise system like an E-Business Suite application with an Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Cloud application, SQL queries can be used as means to extract the data from the source database. You can extract the data and then load the data directly to the EPM Cloud applications using the EPM Integration Agent. The EPM Integration Agent […]

When loading data into an Oracle Accounts Reconciliations Cloud Services (ARCS) application, data is mapped to be loaded from the Source system into the Profile Segments. Profile Segments are the components of the ‘Account ID’ used to uniquely identify profiles and reconciliations. For example, if you typically reconcile accounts at the Company-Account level, then you […]

Approval policies in Oracle Enterprise Data Management Cloud Services (EDMCS) enable approvers to review requests and approve or reject their contents. You configure the request by specifying who can approve the request and how many approvals are needed. You can define these policies on an EDMCS application or on each individual dimension within. In most […]