Implementation, model architecture, native ERP integration, and ongoing optimisation for Oracle EPM Cloud planning, consolidation, and reconciliation.
Financial and operational planning, budgeting, and forecasting models (including workforce, capital, and project planning), scoped to what you'll actually use, not the full module list.
Multi-entity, multi-currency consolidation design (eliminations, intercompany processing, and ownership calculations), built on Oracle's consolidation engine.
Automated transaction matching and account reconciliation workflows configured against your actual close calendar.
Master data and chart-of-accounts architecture designed to flex with reorganisations, not just configured to pass go-live.
Chart of accounts, cost centres, and organisational hierarchies synced from Oracle ERP, SCM, or HCM into EPM without manual rework.
Audits and rebuilds of underperforming Oracle EPM models, plus ongoing support once your team is trained to run it independently.
We map which EPM Cloud modules you genuinely need against your planning, consolidation, and reconciliation requirements, and against what a standard quote tends to bundle, whether or not it gets adopted.
Dimension structure, EDM hierarchy design, consolidation logic, and integration points with Oracle ERP/SCM/HCM mapped out and agreed before configuration begins.
Hands-on build and testing, reconciled to zero delta against source data, with full documentation and finance team training before we close the engagement.
EDM and EDMCS get particular attention on every Oracle engagement: master data and hierarchy management is frequently treated as a back-office configuration task rather than an architecture decision, and that's exactly where rework surfaces eighteen months later when a reorganisation reveals the original design can't flex. Our architects bring the same standard across Oracle EPM Cloud, Workday Adaptive Planning, OneStream, and Anaplan work.
We map your actual planning, consolidation, and reconciliation pain points against the module list, then scope only what addresses them. It's common for organisations to license capability (narrative reporting, tax provisioning, full EDMCS) that goes unused for years because no one built a rollout plan to adopt it. We'd rather scope it in deliberately, later, once the need is real.
Most engagements start with EPBCS for planning or FCCS for consolidation, whichever process is causing the most pain today, get that fully adopted, then expand into ARCS, tax reporting, or narrative reporting as those specific needs materialise. Rolling out the full suite simultaneously is the most common cause of stalled projects we get asked to rescue.
We start with what Oracle already ships natively inside the planning workflow, embedded forecasting and pattern detection across Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications, and validate it against your actual data before recommending anything custom. AI does not compensate for a poorly designed model, so model architecture comes first; native capability gets configured and proven next; custom build only happens where a specific need genuinely isn't covered.
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