Set up the reporting configurations to specify how data is presented on the
key metrics, workbooks, visualizations, dashboards, and reports in Oracle Fusion Data Intelligence.
You must activate a data pipeline for a functional area to be able to set up
the reporting configurations. Based on the functional area for which you've activated a
data pipeline, you see the applicable reporting configurations. For example, if you've
activated a data pipeline for a functional area in Oracle
Fusion ERP Analytics, then you see the reporting configurations applicable for Oracle
Fusion ERP Analytics.
About the Reporting Configuration for Enterprise Resource Planning 🔗
Specify a value for the Allow Financial Category Upload parameter as you configure reporting for Enterprise Resource Planning.
This parameter provides the ability to upload the financial category in Oracle Fusion Data Intelligence and maintain the mapping independent of Oracle
Fusion Cloud Applications. The default value for this parameter is No. If you retain the default value, then Oracle Fusion Data Intelligence uses the financial Category mapping defined in Oracle
Fusion Cloud Applications.
About the Reporting Configuration for Human Capital Management 🔗
You specify values for these parameters as you configure reporting for Human Capital Management:
Worker Age Band: This parameter specifies the grouping of the ages of workers by
certain ranges. For example, less than 30, 30 to 50, and greater than 50
years. Key metrics and analyses related to the headcount of the workers use
these age bands. For example, the percentage of workers who are aged 50 and
older.
Tenure Band: This parameter specifies the grouping of the service years of workers
by certain ranges. For example, less than 5, 5 to 10, and greater than 10
years. Key metrics and analyses related to the headcount or diversity
factors of the workers use these bands. For example, you can use this
parameter to answer a business question such as "Show me the percentage of
workers in my organization of various years of service."
Months of Service Band: This parameter specifies the grouping of the service
months of workers by certain ranges. For example, less than 6 months, 6 to
12 months, and greater than 12 months. Key metrics and analyses related to
the headcount or diversity factors of the workers use these bands. For
example, you can use this parameter to answer a business question such as
"Show me the number of hires grouped by their service months.”
Performance Band: This parameter specifies the grouping of the performance ratings
of workers by certain ranges. For example, high, medium, and low. Key
metrics and analyses related to the performance rating of the workers use
these performance bands. For example, you can use this parameter to answer a
business question such as "Who are the top performers for the current review
period in my organization."
Potential Band: This parameter specifies the grouping of potential ratings under various headers. For example, High, Medium, and Low. You can configure the rating ranges under these bands.
Compa-Ratio Band: This parameter specifies the grouping of worker compa-ratios under various headers. For example, Band 1 with range as 0-80 and Band 2 with range as 81-120.
Risk of Loss Band: This parameter specifies the grouping of risk of loss ratings under various headers. For example, High, Medium, and Low. You can configure the rating ranges under these bands.
Impact of Loss Band: This parameter specifies the grouping of impact of loss ratings under various headers. For example, High, Medium, and Low. You can configure the rating ranges under these bands.
Custom Performance Band: This parameter specifies the grouping of the
performance ratings of workers by certain ranges and names defined by you.
The other performance band leverages the predefined band names like high,
low, and medium. However, in the custom performance band, you can specify
custom names and the ranges for the performance ratings. Key metrics and
analyses related to the performance rating of the workers can use these
custom performance bands. For example, you can use this parameter to answer
a business question such as "Who are the outstanding performers for the
current review period in my organization." In this example, "Outstanding"
could be one of the band names with certain performance rating range.
Custom Potential Band: This parameter specifies the grouping of the
potential ratings of workers by certain ranges and names defined by the
customers. The other potential band leverages the predefined band names like
high, low, and medium. However, in the custom potential band, you can
specify custom names and the ranges for the potential ratings. Key metrics
and analyses related to the potential rating of the workers can use these
custom potential bands. For example, you can use this parameter to answer a
business question such as "What percentage of the workers have been rated as
uber high in their potential." In this example, "uber high" could be one of
the band names with certain potential rating range.
Learning Overdue Days Band: This parameter specifies the grouping of the
learning records by the number of days that its overdue. For example, you
can use this parameter to answer a business question such as "Provide the
number of learning enrolments grouped by the number of days that they are
overdue for completion."
Workforce Management parameter specifies the reason for reorganization
to compute the headcount gain or losses based on the reorganization factor.
Succession Management parameter specifies the grouping of readiness levels of worker for their change in career under various headers.
About the Reporting Configuration
for Supply Chain Management 🔗
You specify values for these parameters as you configure reporting for Supply
Chain Management:
For the Inventory FSN Analysis parameters under Supply Chain Management, you can
configure the "Cumulative Annual Usage Percentage" value range under the FSN Analysis
band:
Fast Moving(F): This parameter is the grouping of Items as "Fast Moving" based
on the "Cumulative Annual Usage Percentage" values by certain range specified in
the Min(%) and Max(%) columns. Example: If cumulative annual usage value(%) is
between 0% to 90% , then classify the item as Fast (F).
Slow Moving(S): This parameter is the grouping of Items as "Fast Moving" based
on the "Cumulative Annual Usage Percentage" values by certain range specified in
the Min(%) and Max(%) columns. Example: If cumulative annual usage value(%) is
between 91% to 97% , then classify the item as Slow (S).
Non Moving(N): This parameter is the grouping of Items as "Fast Moving" based on
the "Cumulative Annual Usage Percentage" values by certain range specified in
the Min(%) and Max(%) columns. Example: If cumulative annual usage value(%) is
between 98% to 100% , then classify the item as Non-moving (N).
The values in the Min(%) and Max(%) columns shouldn't be greater than 100.