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Finance Reporting Oracle B siness Intelligence Enterprise Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE) Training Corazon Wong July 2009

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Finance Reporting Oracle B siness Intelligence EnterpriseOracle Business Intelligence Enterprise

Edition (OBIEE) Training

Corazon WongJuly 2009

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Topics to be Covered

Data Warehouse OverviewOBIEE Answers and DashboardsBusiness Intelligence (BI) andBusiness Intelligence (BI) and

PeopleSoft (PS) Finance (FMS) SecuritySecurityDashboardsL di PLanding PageReports and PromptsAvailable Balance CalculationAvailable Balance Calculation

Demo of the General Fund dashboard

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Data Warehouse Overview

• A data warehouse is a relational database that is designed for query and analysis rather than transaction processing.

• A data warehouse usually contains historical data that is derived from transaction datatransaction data.

• It separates analysis workload from transaction workloadtransaction workload.

• Enables a business to consolidate data from several sourcesfrom several sources.

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Data Warehouse

PS Finance - SLCPS Finance SLC

End-UsersNightly updates

SF St t Fi

End Users

SF State Finance Reporting Data Warehouse

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Access Requirements…

• SF State ID – University identification number (aka employee ID, UIN, etc)

• SF State Password – used to be known as PAC (Personal Access Code)

• Completed ESIP (Employee/Student I f ti P i ) T i iInformation Privacy) Training

• FMS Account with permissions for either Department or Project reportsDepartment or Project reports

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Security

LDAP Authentication –◦ SF State ID and Password

Data Authorization –◦ Using FMS data security on Business Unit,

Departmental Level and Project/sDepartmental Level and Project/s◦ Grants Attribute Module – PI set up and PIA◦ OBIEE Presentation Server Permissions -OBIEE Presentation Server Permissions

Control access to Web Catalogs, Folders, Dashboards, etc…

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OBIEE Answers and Dashboards

• Oracle Answers Report building interface provided by Oracle– Report building interface provided by Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition (OBIEE)

– Used for the construction of both Queries (the data) and Reports (the presentation)

Dashboards• Dashboards – Visual display of the most important

information, consolidated and arranged on ainformation, consolidated and arranged on a single screen

– Repository for reports and other links– Contain data summarized at a high level with

the ability to “drill down” to levels of detail

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Dashboard – based on Fund Types

General Fund – NG001

Trust Funds – Trust Fund and Revenue Fund Codes (Other Fees, CEL, Housing, etc)

Grants and Contracts – ORSP Projects

Capital Outlay – BH###

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Dashboard – Reports within a Dashboard

Department / Project Overview –Fi i l S R t i l t tFinancial Summary Report – equivalent to

Revenue / Expenditure Summary Report (SFOGL104)(SFOGL104)

GL Detail Activity -> GL Detail Report (SFOGL100)(SFOGL100)

Open Commitment Report (SFOGL109)

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Dashboard – Prompts/Criteria

1st Level Criteria : Business Unit, Fiscal Year, A ti P i d PS Ch t Fi ld h F dAccounting Period, PS Chart Field such as Fund, Dept, etc..2nd Level : Additional filter is built for Account Type ypand PS Chart Field

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Dashboard – Landing Page

• Department Security – General Fund

Project Sec rit Grants & Contracts• Project Security – Grants & Contracts

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Reports – Available Balance CalculationCalculation

• General Fund= Revised Budget – sum(Year-to-date Actuals +

Open POs + Open REQs)• Positive Balance > there’s money left• Positive Balance -> there s money left• Negative Balance -> deficit

• Grants & Contracts = Revised Budget – sum(Project-to-date

Actuals + Open POs + Open REQs)Actuals + Open POs + Open REQs)• Positive Balance -> there’s money left• Negative Balance -> deficit

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Reports – Available Balance Calculation (cont’d)Calculation (cont d)

• Capital Outlay= Revised Budget – sum(Project-to-date

Actuals + Open POs + Open REQs)• Positive Balance > there’s money left• Positive Balance -> there s money left• Negative Balance -> deficit

• Trust and Revenue Funds= Beginning Balance + Year-to-Date Actuals

(Revenue + Expenses) + Open POs + Open(Revenue + Expenses) + Open POs + Open REQs)

• Negative Balance -> there’s money left• Positive Balance -> deficit

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Graphics

• Department / Project Financial Status – Expenditures within/less than budgeted or

revenue collections; there’s money left

• Department / Project Financial Status expenditures greater than budgeted or revenue collections; in deficitrevenue collections; in deficit

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Acronyms

• MTD – Month-to-Date. Current Month’s Activity for the accounting period specified in the criteria

• YTD – Year-to-Date activities in Accounting Period between 1 – 12PTD P j t t D t (P i d 0 YTD• PTD – Project-to-Date (Period 0 + YTD activities)FY Fiscal Year• FY – Fiscal Year

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Vocabulary/Acronyms – For more informationinformation …..visit the following Fiscal Affairs web page:

http://fiscaff sfsu edu/services/fms/training/http://fiscaff.sfsu.edu/services/fms/training/tutorials/tutorials_big.jsp

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Tips on Navigation

• When can you drill down?:A l ll i bl– Any row or column cells in blue

When can we sort the report?:• When can we sort the report?:– Go to the column header and click; when the

symbol “^” appears, the selected column cansymbol appears, the selected column can be sorted in ascending or descending order

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Tips on Navigation …. con’t

• How to download to Excel, PowerPoint, etc.– Locate at the bottom

f h hof the report the“Download” link and clickclick

- select the desireddownload optiondownload option

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Tips on Navigation …. con’t

• How to go back to previous screen– Locate a “return” link

at the bottom of the report and click

- If you don’t see the“return” link then usereturn link, then usethe internet browser “back arrow”back arrow key

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Tips on Navigation …. con’t

• How to run and generate a report with new criteria– Update the criteria fields

Cli k “ ” h i i i l l– Click “go” at the appropriate criteria level

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Demo - Test environment

https://bitest.sfsu.edu/analytics/saw.dll?Dashboard– General Fund / Trust / Grants & Contracts– Other Reports

• Payroll by Employee• Payroll by Employee• Travel by Employee

– Download to• Excel• Powerpoint• Excel 2000Excel 2000• Data• Web Page

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Summary/Benefits

• Ease of Use• Performance• Report criteria defaults• Drill-down to details• Download to Excel, PowerPoint, data, and , , ,

web page• Security maintained at object and data y j

level

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What’s next :

• Review Phase II Requirements – Requisition, PO and Voucher Drilldown– Search by Journal ID, Voucher No, Req and

PO number/sPO number/s– Ad-hoc reporting using Answers – BI Publisher and SchedulerBI Publisher and Scheduler

Y f db k iYour feedback is very important !

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Contact / Help Desk :

• LDAP ID x 5-4357 (5-Help)• Access x 8-7143

– Data– Report– Fund

• Feedback x 8-7143

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Any questions?