The entire organization uses Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management for the University's annual budget cycle.,This product handles budgeting by Employee and/or Position very well. It is highly flexible and allows Hyperion administrators the ability to develop a planning application that fits a variety of different business needs. It is great at calculating benefits using business rules to automate the population of these fringe costs in the overall budget planning process. This greatly reduces user error. It allows you to seed the operating budget based on changes to key drivers, such as percentage increases, flat dollar increases and more detailed changes using business rules. Allows visibility into the plans for each unit across the organization, rolled up into an overall budget for the campus. It handles the creation of budgets with multiple chartfield segments or dimensions, which most other budgeting systems cannot handle well. It can aggregate these very quickly.,When you have a large number of intersections in a single form, it can take awhile to load. Additional complexity can add significantly to calc script run times. There is a learning curve to being a Hyperion and/or Essbase administrator that can be steep depending on the person's skill set and experience. It is not a simple product, but that is what gives it so much power as well.,8,We had to get the planning application designed correctly before we got a good ROI, but once we did it became well liked and highly utilized. It has had a very positive overall impact on increasing finance literacy across campus, allowing units a better insight into their revenues and expenses and the overall planning process. It has been an essential tool during a time where the campus needed to reduce it's budget by over 100 million dollars annually. Without this product, we would not have a way to identify, track and report on our progress reducing the budget.,ODTUG,Adaptive Insights, Questica Budget and Workday Financial Management,Oracle eBusiness SuiteOracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management is used by our organization to meet global consolidation and reporting needs. All business verticals are consolidated for all geographies worldwide using Hyperion. Due to the complex multiple ERP landscape, Hyperion provides unified financial information across the organization consolidating the data from multiple ERP systems. The ease of use of the application coupled with the smart view excel add-in functionality for reporting makes it a favorable choice for 1000s of finance users using this product globally. The application is mostly managed by finance providing very quick turnaround for the finance community to meet their reporting requirements. With tight integration with ERP's, the financials are reported in Hyperion near real-time during month end, facilitating smooth close of the financials. Managing master data is also very straight forward and easier with Hyperion. The Reporting Studio provides fully formatted reports to be published to the top management, while smart view with ad-hoc and function builder capabilities meets the needs of the finance operation users in the business units.,Global financial consolidation and reporting for management Global treasury exposure reporting for hedging and currency exposure reviews Legal consolidation Manufacturing plants consolidation and reporting,Focus on mobility aspects for reporting Ease of loading journal entries Enhancements around smart view for reporting,8,Able to complete 10K/10Q Reporting to SEC ahead of most of fortune 500 companies Great comfort and reliance on foolproof consolidation with Hyperion Many years of use brought the user knowledge level very high Not all new functionalities are used due to lack of time to upgrade to most recent versions,Not a member of any user groups,SAP BPC (Business Planning and Consolidation),Yes,8,Almost 8 years back when we did an upgrade, one of the functionality of the application was not working and we had to contact the support team to fix this. The team spent considerable time and efforts immediately and found the issue was with the business rule that was not well written initially but was working ok with the previous release. The issue was identified and fixed before the month end reporting easing the tension around the potential delays with reporting if the issue was not resolved on time.

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Score 7.4 out of 10

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September 07, 2018

Oracle Hyperion Review: "Oracle EPM for the large enterprise!"

Teal Sexton

Interim Director of Business Intelligence and Finance Systems

University of California, BerkeleyHigher Education, 10,001+ employees

Score 8 out of 10

Vetted Review

Verified User

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

The entire organization uses Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management for the University's annual budget cycle.

Pros and Cons

This product handles budgeting by Employee and/or Position very well. It is highly flexible and allows Hyperion administrators the ability to develop a planning application that fits a variety of different business needs.
It is great at calculating benefits using business rules to automate the population of these fringe costs in the overall budget planning process. This greatly reduces user error.
It allows you to seed the operating budget based on changes to key drivers, such as percentage increases, flat dollar increases and more detailed changes using business rules.
Allows visibility into the plans for each unit across the organization, rolled up into an overall budget for the campus.
It handles the creation of budgets with multiple chartfield segments or dimensions, which most other budgeting systems cannot handle well. It can aggregate these very quickly.

When you have a large number of intersections in a single form, it can take awhile to load.
Additional complexity can add significantly to calc script run times.
There is a learning curve to being a Hyperion and/or Essbase administrator that can be steep depending on the person's skill set and experience. It is not a simple product, but that is what gives it so much power as well.

Likelihood to Recommend

It is well suited to very large organizations that need to budget for employee compensation costs. It is particularly well suited for highly matrixed organizations with a long chartstring (four or more segments) that need to be used in the budget. It is probably not necessary for organizations that budget only by account and/or cost center and not by the individual employee.

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February 16, 2019

Oracle Hyperion Review: "Robust Financial Consolidation and Reporting Made Easy with Hyperion"

Verified User

Manager in Finance and Accounting

Oil & Energy Company, 10,001+ employees

Score 8 out of 10

Vetted Review

Verified User

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management is used by our organization to meet global consolidation and reporting needs. All business verticals are consolidated for all geographies worldwide using Hyperion. Due to the complex multiple ERP landscape, Hyperion provides unified financial information across the organization consolidating the data from multiple ERP systems. The ease of use of the application coupled with the smart view excel add-in functionality for reporting makes it a favorable choice for 1000s of finance users using this product globally. The application is mostly managed by finance providing very quick turnaround for the finance community to meet their reporting requirements. With tight integration with ERP's, the financials are reported in Hyperion near real-time during month end, facilitating smooth close of the financials. Managing master data is also very straight forward and easier with Hyperion. The Reporting Studio provides fully formatted reports to be published to the top management, while smart view with ad-hoc and function builder capabilities meets the needs of the finance operation users in the business units.

Pros and Cons

Global financial consolidation and reporting for management
Global treasury exposure reporting for hedging and currency exposure reviews
Legal consolidation
Manufacturing plants consolidation and reporting

Focus on mobility aspects for reporting
Ease of loading journal entries
Enhancements around smart view for reporting

Likelihood to Recommend

A global company of our scale and operations covering more than 60 countries requires a robust consolidation and reporting tool that can integrate various business verticals and provide timely and accurate financial results to all levels of the management for decision making and control. Hyperion is well suited for our reporting requirements, given its flexibility to handle matrix organization reporting with alternate hierarchies. Though Hyperion can handle capabilities like currency revaluation and translation, we are not using these features in our organization as they are performed in the ERP itself.

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December 07, 2018

Review: "Oracle Hyperion: Very useful but complex"

Verified User

Engineer in Information Technology

Chemicals Company, 10,001+ employees

Score 8 out of 10

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Verified User

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Oracle Hyperion is being used across the entire company. It is also used by our finance team extensively.

Pros and Cons

Oracle Hyperion is a good tool for centrally analyzing different types of financial data.
Oracle Hyperion Essbase is a great tool for analyzing large amounts of financial data that would other wise be done in spreadsheets manually.
Oracle Hyperion Planning is used by our plants for yearly financial planning.
Oracle Hyperion HFM is very useful for monthly, quarterly and yearly company financial closings.

Oracle Hyperion requires a lot of knowledge and expertise to be successful.
The underlying infrastructure of Oracle Hyperion is complex and can be difficult to implement.
Some of the Oracle Hyperion application servers only run on Windows. Windows can sometimes be unstable.
Oracle Hyperion application server processes are dependent on each other and need to be started in a specific order. Therefore, if certain services die on one server, it could require all services/processes in the entire Hyperion landscape to be restarted in the correct order.

Likelihood to Recommend

I implement and maintain the Oracle Hyperion infrastructure (RDBMS database, ESSBASE database, application servers, etc). I don't manage the internals of the Hyperion application as an end user so I don't know the use cases from that perspective. I do know that our company heavily relies on it for analyzing and consolidating critical financial data, and closing our books.

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August 24, 2018

Oracle Hyperion Review: "Great tool if you break it down!"

Verified User

Analyst in Information Technology

Health, Wellness and Fitness Company, 10,001+ employees

Score 7 out of 10

Vetted Review

Verified User

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We currently use Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance management for financial and predictive modeling reporting. The EPM system has a whole package of tons of different types of software for financial planning, capital assessments, financial close and reporting and many more. We mainly utilize the Financial reporting aspect of this tool.

Pros and Cons

The reporting aspect of this tool works really well. The tool can easily determine the subset of data from a financial perspective since it integrates with Oracle General Ledger seamlessly.
Easily generate on-the-fly financial close numbers (we did not use these numbers as our actual reports, but used them for a quick insight as to where we were at.)
The crystal ball tool is pretty interesting, and our team has really enjoyed utilizing some of the predictive risk assessments that it has given us.

The tool overall is great, but when you take an EPM system and try and add that many features, they sometimes have bugs and lack the user experience. Some of the tools are hard to work through, and you have to really know the product (Crystal Ball for example.)
There are sometimes issues with the data flow coming through on the reports.
There should be more focus on improving specific tools like the Oracle Performance Scorecard

Likelihood to Recommend

As I said before, the tool is useful for specific purposes, and there are a lot of products bundled into this suite. The company bought the suite and did not utilize a large portion of the features as they were not needed. A specific example we utilize this tool for is the Performance scorecard, we have utilized this in our smaller department to do quick analytical growth modeling to report out to risk management department as evidence for the need to expand into new territories

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August 08, 2018

Oracle Hyperion Review: "Robust EPM solution for big companies"

Guillermo Villamizar

Enterprise Products Chief

CELISTICSLogistics and Supply Chain, 501-1000 employees

Score 8 out of 10

Vetted Review

Verified User

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We currently use Hyperion Financial Management for consolidating financial information for multiple companies from several countries at the end of each month, to obtain consolidating balances. We also use Hyperion Planning, which also consolidates the information at the end of each month, but with this module we can compare budget vs real data scenarios with cost accounting filters.

Pros and Cons

The web access for the application is really good. you can access trough any web browser to your scenarios.
The native integration with smart view for MS Excel is excellent. A really nice tool for reporting.
the approval procedures and the user security functionality is pretty nice.

Sometimes the error handling is not the best it could be. Some more error detail could come handy sometimes.
Although it has a very user friendly interface, the technical aspects (such as configuration and management) can improve a bit.
The product is a little bit expensive.

Likelihood to Recommend

The Hyperion Financial Management is really good for automatically
eliminating the inter-company movements. This could be done for all
companies, no matter what's the participation percentage of each one
within the group. With Hyperion Planning we've been able to control our
budget vs real data even with cost accounting support as user defined
dimensions in the system.

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April 06, 2018

Oracle Hyperion Review: "A solid solution to deploy"

Verified User

Consultant in Human Resources

Management Consulting Company, 5001-10,000 employees

Score 8 out of 10

Vetted Review

Verified User

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

The prime purpose for Oracle Hyperion was for data warehousing and company-wide ease for reporting information from multiple systems.

Pros and Cons

Integrates with other Oracle products.
Connects information well, so you can quickly and accurately model, plan and report.
From a functional standpoint, the product performs fairly well.

A high priced solution.
Timely integration process and deployment.
The overall implementation was okay, however, the post implementation support team needed more knowledge.

Likelihood to Recommend

This solution is capable of leveraging the reporting and analysis tool for different skilled levels while including comprehensive results and graphical analysis tool for organizations.

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December 13, 2017

Oracle Hyperion Review: "EPM From Oracle"

Vishal Shivdasani

VP of Business Development

FinPro SolutionsComputer Software, 11-50 employees

Score 7 out of 10

Vetted Review

Verified User

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Hyperion EPM to consolidate forecasting and budgeting information across a 12Bn global organization in the construction vertical. It addresses the data transmission and consolidation issue at a high level and a reduction in the number of spreadsheets we use at its most base level. Accuracy and the sanctity of data are the primary goals, however, workflow and levels of promotion, review, and approvals also factor in.

Pros and Cons

Transmission of forecasting budgeting data
Group Consolidations
Tracking changes and version controls
Flexibility between Excel and Web based entry

Stability of excel add-in - called SmartView
Better sync between web based and Excel based data review
Stock analytical tools available to use
Custom reporting build capability

Likelihood to Recommend

Well Suited:
Dispersed organization
High reliance on Excel
Greater need for performance KPIs
Distributed reporting

Less appropriate:
KPIs not as important or worth tracking
Don't need flexibility between cloud and on-premise

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November 16, 2016

Oracle Hyperion Review: "Flexible and robust tool, great for multi-national and multi-businesses companies"

Federico Shortrede

CIO

Adeco Agropecuaria S.A.Farming, 5001-10,000 employees

Score 9 out of 10

Vetted Review

Verified User

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

As a multi-national company, we use Hyperion HFM for consolidation purposes for the whole organization. We also use the tools to have the possibility to accomplish local GAPs (Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay) and IFRS standard. It also allows us to detect and eliminate inter-company movements and to show results even with companies owned at less than 100%.

We’re also using Hyperion Planning to create and control our budget. Up to now, this functionality has been used only for one of our business units.

Pros and Cons

Consolidate account balance sheets in a single currency, from companies that work and report in different currencies (for us, Argentinian Peso, Brazilian Real and Uruguayan Peso).
Develop several reports or graphics to cope with needs at very different levels: operational, management, investors.
Create and identify the adjustments made to take the information from our local GAP to IFRS (or eventually US Gap if it were necessary).
Ease to feed the system from different sources, which gives a company the possibility to consolidate data from different ERPs or even Excel.

Perhaps one point can be the graphics capacities with HFM. Graphics are better for Planning, but that can be obey to the fact that we’re running a newer release for Planning.

Likelihood to Recommend

Great if you have to consolidate different countries; consolidate information from different systems (ex. Oracle, SAP, regional ERPs); show results according to different standards; or consolidate companies that don’t fully belong to the holding.

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August 08, 2016

Review: "Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management and Me"

Samir Patel, PMP

SQL Development Team Lead

Allianz Asset ManagementInvestment Management, 1001-5000 employees

Score 7 out of 10

Vetted Review

Verified User

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management is being used for all of our summarized financial reporting. We are taking revenue data from SAP and AUM data from various other systems and combining all that information for reporting. Our end users use the ASO and BSO cubes to then do all their management level reporting.

Pros and Cons

Works well with all of our Excel add-in tools
Nightly calculations run fast so that the environment is ready for reporting in the morning
Great support for all of our needs

Cumbersome development cycles
Doesn't play nice with our ETL tools
Extremely costly consultant support

Likelihood to Recommend

Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management is well suited for financial summary reporting. The tool does its job calculating the numbers and handling things like varying attributes. Where the tool does not so well is with super large data sets. Crunching statistics and things of that nature are not necessarily its strong suit

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January 28, 2015

Oracle Hyperion Review: "Solid functionality and flexibility--if you can support the complexity"

Matt Downing

Manager, Corporate FP&A

Boart LongyearMining & Metals, 5001-10,000 employees

Score 7 out of 10

Vetted Review

Verified User

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Hyperion Financial Management (HFM) as our main global consolidation and financial reporting tool. Our structure is somewhat complex with several entities, substantial volume of intercompany transactions and use of multiple exchange rates. It streamlines our consolidation process and provides a platform for users to also enter reporting pack data that support the financial statements. We also load our budget data to HFM in lieu of a separate planning tool. Not optimal, but works if you don't want to turn a new budget around more than once a year. We use Essbase as an analysis tool to drill-through to transaction data from the GL balances. We use Financial Data Quality Management (FDQM) as the tool to pull data from our source systems, transform it, and load it HFM. FDQM can eliminate the need for IT involvement or other specialized ETL (Export, Transform, Load) tools.

Pros and Cons

HFM will handle complex calculation and consolidation rules extremely well. It's flexibility for writing new rules is unmatched in other products I have seen--the world is quite literally your oyster with this product. You will not come away saying "I wish we could get it to do_______" because it seems there is always a way!
The Smart View tool is how most of our users interact with HFM, and obviously the only way they interact with Essbase. It is a very good tool, and speed of Essbase queries is always strikingly fast. The HFM queries are slower, but that is due to the underlying structure of the database being much different than Essbase. Basically all of our reporting is done in Excel using the Smart View add-in.

One pain point for us is the consolidation and translation process. Needing to translate the data over and over again is frustrating and there is no visibility into how many users are running a translation. If multiple users attempt to translate the same data set, say goodbye to your performance but you have no way of knowing! (Unless you want to pull up a task audit which is not a very realistic expectation). It has the been the quickest way for us to bring the system to it's knees. The consolidation process performs in direct correlation to the complexity of the calculation/consolidation rules. So, while the product is extremely flexible, you still have to be careful how you design your rules and calculations to make sure that you do it on the smallest subset of data as possible to avoid large processing times. This makes sense, but requires some significant expertise that most organizations do not have in-house.
The Hyperion Financial Reporting product is ridiculously outdated and clunky to use. The interface for designing reports is not intuitive, and not easy to modify once a report is built. I think there must be a strategic decision to move away from it and go to something more like Oracle BI because I just can't understand why in the world they don't update the reporting product. It also requires a significant level of expertise to be able to use. Not a great solution at all if you want multiple end-users to create reports in something other than Excel. Nobody except the HFM admin (which I used to be) in our company even touches this module.
Another pain point is the amount of IT support that is required to run this thing, and again, specialized knowledge of Hyperion products and how they work is required for IT to adequately support it. This goes for application servers and the Oracle database that the applications are running on.

Likelihood to Recommend

This product is well suited to a company that needs a very robust consolidation tool, has good IT support, and has the budget to hire a full-time administrator. It does consolidation really, really well so if that is the primary need, then this is probably a very good choice. For a company with a fairly simple structure that only needs to roll up GL data into some financial reports, there are quicker, simpler, and effective products available at likely a fraction of the cost.

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October 12, 2016

Oracle Hyperion: "Brief Overview and Review of Hyperion EPM"

Verified User

Analyst in Corporate

Oil & Energy Company, 1001-5000 employees

Score 9 out of 10

Vetted Review

Verified User

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management (HEPM) is being used by our organization to drive results and decisions based on our planning and reporting processes. We are utilizing it to improve our forecasting analytics, overall close process, and visibility across business units.

Pros and Cons

Planning and managing costs related to the close process
Visibility into financial consolidation
Improving the accuracy of overall reporting

Slight performance issues
More fluid pages and interfaces
Improvements to 'dashboards'

Likelihood to Recommend

It is really well suited in the financial close and consolidation processes, as well as reporting. One of the items I would recommend focusing on for improvement is the fluidity of certain pages that could perform better.

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June 10, 2016

Oracle Hyperion Review: "Common EPM, Flexible tool, and works side by side with Oracle EBS"

Verified User

Manager in Finance and Accounting

Information Services Company, 10,001+ employees

Score 9 out of 10

Vetted Review

Verified User

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

We use Oracle Hyperion to develop forecasts, budgets, ad-hoc analyses, etc. We have dashboards and reports that are generated using data from Oracle Hyperion.

We use Oracle Hyperion in the finance (mostly FP&A) function across the company. It is the standard financial reporting source data across the businesses.

It is basically the EPM program that our company use. Other businesses can use EPM systems such as COGNOS. I believe we chose Oracle Hyperion to complement with our Oracle EBS ERP system.

Pros and Cons

Very robust allowing you to cut the data in many ways
Goes hand in hand with Oracle EBS
Common EPM tool so easily able to recruit people with experience using it
Depending on the configuration, it is fairly straight forward to use
Integration with excel provides flexibility and automation potential (vs form base)
SmartView.bas (VBA object file) is fairly easy to learn and use, and allows automation of the tool through VBA programming.

SmartView add-in interface can be buggy at times
Generally it takes a lot of steps and time to data entry or update the forms
Too many versions, builds of the SmartView tool to keep track of and ensure you are running the right version
Support/help documents not helpful

Likelihood to Recommend

Oracle Hyperion is well suited for running reports and dashboards where you are reporting on large quantity of transaction data. It is also great for running ad-hoc analysis of large data set. It can quickly cut and dice through data for analysis.

Oracle Hyperion is not suited for doing transaction-level investigation or analysis as it does not provide down to transaction-level of detail.

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May 09, 2016

Oracle Hyperion Review: "Value for Money Tool for Financial Management"

Verified User

Consultant in Information Technology

Information Technology and Services Company, 10,001+ employees

Score 6 out of 10

Vetted Review

Verified User

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management helps in making reporting very easy. Prior to using Hyperion the analyst or the key users were using Excel and other legacy applications to track financial data. To provide the high level summarized data out of the financial data available it used to take a good amount of time and this would lead to information delay. With Smart View in EPM the ad-hoc reporting provides this financial information with ease. This really helped the end users to maintain and provide the reporting information to the higher ups i.e. the executives with ease.

Pros and Cons

Oracle Hyperion EPM helps in handling complex financial calculations related to costing & aging with ease.
You can always write new rules for handling the data the way you need it. Consolidating data at various levels can be easily handed through EPM.
Smart View Integration with Excel, helps in providing the financial information to key users, who after data arrangement produce the same to management for decision making.

The interface for designing the report is not as easy for a layman. The system doesn't allow major changes in the report once it is built which is quite a problem with the suite.
Emailing reports is one drawback with many limitations. There is a limit of around 250 characters for the body of the email. Also there is a limit on the number of characters that are allowed in the to and cc boxes.
There is some need of specialized knowledge of the hyperion product for the end user to start working over it.

Likelihood to Recommend

Oracle Hyperion Enterprise Performance Management is able to handle most financial management deports like balance sheet, AP reports, AR reports, balance receivables reports, balance payable Reports, trial balance reports, and lot of other business critical reports. It also handles reports that involve complex computing with formulas that can be easily addressed using this tool. Emailing reports to the concerned person has some limitations.

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July 01, 2016

User Review: "My Thoughts on Oracle Hyperion"

Verified User

Professional in Information Technology

Information Technology and Services Company, 1001-5000 employees

Score 8 out of 10

Vetted Review

Verified User

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

Oracle Hyperion legacy version is pathetic but the new version is amazing. Toyota has the legacy version for their National Sales division and we had to migrate it all to SAP Business Objects. The new version is used for the finance team for finance and Reconciliation accounts and is an amazing tool for managing and reconciling the accounts.

Pros and Cons

Reconciliation of accounts
Finance data management

Reporting and analysis is not too good
Ability to sync with all different new databases and big databases should be improved

Likelihood to Recommend

Accounts and Finance team can blindly accept the tool to manage all their data well...

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BI Standard Reporting

Pixel Perfect reports (1)

Customizable dashboards (1)

Ad-hoc Reporting

Drill-down analysis (1)

Formatting capabilities (1)

Report sharing and collaboration (1)

Report Output and Scheduling

Publish to Web (1)

Publish to PDF (1)

Report Versioning (1)

Report Delivery Scheduling (1)

Access Control and Security

Multi-User Support (named login) (1)

Role-Based Security Model (1)

Multiple Access Permission Levels (Create, Read, Delete) (1)

Mobile Capabilities

Responsive Design for Web Access (1)

Budgeting, Planning, and Forecasting

Long-term financial planning (10)

8.2

Financial budgeting (12)

7.7

Forecasting (13)

8.0

Scenario modeling (10)

7.2

Management reporting (13)

8.0

Consolidation and Close

Financial data consolidation (11)

8.1

Journal entries and reports (11)

7.3

Multi-currency management (6)

7.5

Intercompany Eliminations (9)

8.3

Minority Ownership (7)

8.0

Local and consolidated reporting (11)

8.0

Detailed Audit Trails (12)

7.5

FInancial Reporting and Compliance

Financial Statement Reporting (11)

7.8

Management Reporting (12)

7.5

Excel-based Reporting (12)

8.2

Automated board and financial reporting (8)

8.0

XBRL support for regulatory filing (6)

8.0

Analytics

Personalized dashboards (10)

8.0

Color-coded scorecards (8)

8.0

KPIs (11)

8.0

Cost and profitability analysis (10)

7.5

Key Performance Indicator setting (8)

7.3

Benchmarking with external data (6)

7.0

Integration

Flat file integration (12)

7.9

Excel data integration (13)

8.2

Direct links to 3rd-party data sources (7)

8.0

About Oracle Hyperion

Oracle's Corporate Performance Management suite was acquired from Hyperion in 2007.

The product is offers a broad suite of capabilities and many customers use only a subset of the platform capabilities.. Oracle has integrated Oracle BI tools to extend the platform further.

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