Hyperion Financial Management:
Every company needs a smarty financial solution to keep its
accountability in track. In today’s world book keeping is the most important aspect in
running a business. The accountants do look for smart reporting for their financial
statements.Today they need reliability ,dynamic viewpoints and projections to foresee
where the company stands.They want to know more about their business and faster
than others.
Oracle leads the way
in helping organizations gain more insight, across more data, and drive better
outcomes in every aspect of business. Oracle Enterprise Performance Management Architect(EPMA)
EPMA includes a suite of Business Intelligence applications
and a coomon foundation of BI tools and services.
Here I would take the owner of introducing you to the
Hyperion Product family which compraises of various EPMA tools:
·
Oracle Hyperion planning
·
Oracle Hyperion Financial management
·
Oracle Hyperion Data Relationship management
·
Oracle Financial Close management
·
Oracle Hyperion Profitability and Cost
management
·
Oracle Hyperion provider services and many more
Here we will be understanding one such interesting tool that has
explored a new world of Financial reporting.
HYPERION FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT (HFM)
Product Architecture
It has three tiers client, Application and Database. HFM is based on ROLAP technology.Its based on Oracle's ADF J2EE technology.
HFM can only be installed in windows environment.
HFM can only be installed in windows environment.
HFM a brief insight:
Data in HFM is stored across a number of dimensions.
The tool supports 12 dimensions.
The SIX basic dimensions are :
- Scenario
- Account
- Entity
- Period
- Year
- View
ICP and four custom dimensions
and the twelfth dimension is consolidation details.
and the twelfth dimension is consolidation details.
The four custom dimensions are also known as configurable dimensions and for these dimensions Admin can set the size. Any application must have minimum of two custom dimensions. The custom dimension stores source and destination currency rates and these are of large size by default.
The size of a dimension can be categorized as Large (4 bytes), Medium(2 Bytes) and Small(1 byte). The number of dimensions is defined on the basis of total number of bytes used to maintain index for the dimensions.
The system creates two large dimensions each having four bytes and the total for an application must not exceed 40 bytes.
The size of a dimension can be categorized as Large (4 bytes), Medium(2 Bytes) and Small(1 byte). The number of dimensions is defined on the basis of total number of bytes used to maintain index for the dimensions.
The system creates two large dimensions each having four bytes and the total for an application must not exceed 40 bytes.
How to create a HFM application
There
are two types of HFM applications EPMA and classic.
HFM
is well integrated with Essbase.HFM facilitates data movement from HFM to a BSO
or ASO cubes using data synchronizer.
Steps to create a classic
application:
We can create a fresh HFM application from Hyperion Financial
Management Studio
11. Create a new application profile
Creating application profile is the very first
step.
We should be very careful in defining a profile. We
define the years, periods and available views in the application. The items
defined once in application profile can never be changed. The profile needs to
be created from a windows client.
STEP 2: Select the preferred language
STEP 3: Define Application Calender
STEP 4:We need to enter the below details for view dimension and hit next
STEP 5: Select the period list
STEP 6: Save the application profile in the below location:
C:\Hyperion\Products\FinancialManagement\Client
Now save the Application Profile.
To crate a new application using the newly created application profile log in to Hyperion Workspace and navigate to Administer > Classic Application Administration > Consolidation Administration > Create Application
Register the new application
Application created
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