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How To Create Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI) Dashboards


Karan Tulsani - July 29, 2022 - 0 comments - 139 Views

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In this blog, we will share a definitive guide to create Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI) dashboards.

The below dashboard depicts the Cash Balance for your business and would help you reconcile the subledger while closing the GL Books of Accounts.

The Problem

Need a Cash Management Subledger Dashboard to identify the Reconciled and Unreconciled transactions and also the ones which are posted to GL. We need to filter this by Bank, Bank branches, currencies and period range of statements.

The Solution

Preparing a Cash Management OTBI Dashboard with graphs and drill down sheets.

Conneqtion Approach

Step 1:  Dashboard prompts includes the range of period for which you want to reconcile, Bank Account currency for the corresponding bank, bank branch and bank account.

OTBI dashboards

Step 2: Depicts the amount of transactions Reconciled v/s Unreconciled which will help business to identify the unattended transactions lying in the subledger, so that the same can be reconciled and reflect in GL for the corresponding books of accounts.

otbi dashboards

Step 3: Depict the count of transactions Reconciled vs Unreconciled.

OTBI

Step 4: Individually depicts the Reconciled and unreconciled transaction amounts for the corresponding period, bank, bank branch and bank accounts.

OTBI dashboard

Step 5: Depicts the bank statement balances which includes the Opening booked balance for the corresponding period and the closing booked balance for the same period. This will also give the business an idea on the amount of transactions reconciled in between that period.

Step 6: This particular tab is going to show you the difference between GL and Cash Management based on Reconciliation Status and Reference #. This comes with additional prompts viz. Book date between, Amount between, Transaction type, Reconciliation Type and Reconciliation Reference. These additional filters give users the flexibility to play around the list of transactions.

Step 7: The above analysis comes with the drill down feature, where you can deep dive into a specific transaction or batch of transactions too.

OTBI

The overall dashboard can give business a complete idea about how they are managing the Cash Management module considering they do day to day a lot of transactions which is very difficult to handle manually.

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Karan works as the Delivery Head at Conneqtion Group, a Oracle iPaaS and Process Automation company. He has an extensive experience with various Banking and financial services, FMCG, Supply chain management & public sector clients. He has also led/been part of teams in multitude of consulting engagements. He was part of Evosys and Oracle’s consulting team previously and worked for clients in NA, EMEA & APAC region.

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Karan Tulsani

Karan works as the Delivery Head at Conneqtion Group, a Oracle iPaaS and Process Automation company. He has an extensive experience with various Banking and financial services, FMCG, Supply chain management & public sector clients. He has also led/been part of teams in multitude of consulting engagements. He was part of Evosys and Oracle's consulting team previously and worked for clients in NA, EMEA & APAC region.

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