This document discusses driver-based planning and budgeting solutions using Oracle Enterprise Planning and Budgeting. It allows adjusting numbers based on internal or external factors through defining key drivers that impact areas like revenue, expenses, balance sheets, and cash flows. Drivers can be standard or custom defined and then used to calculate and adjust planned numbers across various areas. The document provides examples of common drivers for revenue, expenses, balance sheet accounts, and cash flows that can significantly impact the planning and budgeting process.
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Attend this session to learn how PCMCS is an effective solution with benefits for every industry—one that empowers business users to gain insight into hidden profit and cost across key business dimensions. The presentation provides an overview of business needs using a perspective around corporate and shared service allocations. You’ll also gain insight into the PCMCS solution capabilities and functionality, including a comparison to other EPM tools, and we’ll share specific use cases.
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Profitability is a major indicator of business performance. Unfortunately, the typical financial system manages expenses and revenues from different perspectives. As a result, finance teams often rely on large, complex allocation models (sometimes “black box” systems) to provide management with the strategic P&Ls by geographical area, business unit, product, segment, and more—all in an attempt to pivot from “what it is,” to “what it’s for.” Regardless of industry, company size, or function, more strategic insight into underlying cost structures and their impact on profitability is necessary.
Oracle Hyperion Profitability and Cost Management Cloud Service (PCMCS) is a performance management application that introduces a world of possibilities for organizations to enhance financial data generated through their general ledgers and EPM systems into meaningful, accurate, and consumable information. Unlike traditional profitability systems, which require a large investment in both infrastructure and related technical overhead, PCMCS allows business users to easily create and manage their profitability systems with unparalleled speed and efficiency, supporting numerous use cases in both the financial close and management reporting domains, including IT financial management, operational transfer pricing, expense allocations, fully allocated P&L, strategic P&Ls, and operational profitability.
Attend this session to learn how PCMCS is an effective solution with benefits for every industry—one that empowers business users to gain insight into hidden profit and cost across key business dimensions. The presentation provides an overview of business needs using a perspective around corporate and shared service allocations. You’ll also gain insight into the PCMCS solution capabilities and functionality, including a comparison to other EPM tools, and we’ll share specific use cases.
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Discussion included:
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-Migration considerations/best practices
-Product direction from Oracle
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Is your company considering moving its financial reporting from on-premises to the cloud? Have you heard that Financial Close and Consolidation Cloud Services (FCCS) is now closer to achieving full parity with HFM? Join us for Part II of our 3-part series "Breaking Through the Cloud" as we take a look at the most recent releases of FCCS as it closes in to be on equal footing with HFM. Learn the details about FCCS, what this product is capable of and understand the key features and functionality that Oracle has added into FCCS.
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-How the products can be integrated
-How SaaS products compare to on-premises editions
-Benefits of cloud strategies
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Driver Based Planning and Budgeting solution
Using
Oracle Enterprise Planning and Budgeting
Version History
Version Date (dd / mmm / yyyy) Modification Author
0.1 20 / Mar / 2019 Initial document Amit Sharma
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Introduction
Driver based planning and budgeting solution is new generation model designed to
accommodate changes based on business conditions i.e internal or external economic factors. Using
a driver based approach allows us to adjust our numbers more quickly. Effective budgeting and
planning processes pay vital role between strategy and execution for enterprises. Driver-based
budgeting and planning drive future financial results constructed from key operational activity linked
to the operating plan.
Enterprise Planning Home Screen
Defining Drivers in Oracle EPBCS
Oracle Enterprise Planning and budgeting facility planners to assign standard and custom defined
drivers. These driver values later define to adjustment revenue numbers, i.e Product Return %
entails defective product % over all products in order to measure quality of product supply. This
parameter has direct relationship with revenue and significant impact on complete planning and
budgeting process.
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Balance Sheet Drivers
It is a critical piece of information CFOs expect in order draw planning and budgeting scenarios for
future periods. i.e DSO Days Sales Outstanding (DSO) is a calculation that shows – how good a
company is in collecting its dues from its debtors. Other drivers play significant role in drawing
Balance Sheet Planning.
A/c receivable Turnover = Revenue/Average Receivable
Days of Account Receivable = 365/A/c Receivable Turnover
I.e. Days of Account Receivable = Average A/c Receivable/ (Revenue/365)
Cost of Sales
User can define driver from application configuration screen and base on the value assigned to it,
the dashboard renders. Below screen shot shows how Cost of Sales defined. Oracle EPBCS
application is built on core idea of defining driver and tune budget & plan numbers based on its
driver values.
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Revenue KPIs
Whether your business is a successful Fortune 1000 enterprise or an ambitious startup, your
success depends on generating revenue and responsibly managing your finances. Your success is
greatly depends on your ability to define and measure your financial goals.
Income Statement KPIs
FP&A figures out the total revenues company retains once accounted for all the direct costs that
come with producing or delivering your company’s offering. Direct costs and subtract them from
your total revenue to get your gross profit. Then, calculate what percentage of your revenue is left
after paying those expenses. The metrics that will feed into your gross profit / gross profit margin
calculations are:
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List of Drivers, Assumptions and KPIs
Financials
Revenue
a. Service Revenue (i.e Services Hours, Service Rate)
b. Revenue KPIs (i.e Revenue Per Employee%, Margin %)
c. Income Statement KPIs (i.e Net Income%, Sales and Marketing Expenses to Revenue)
d. Product Revenue (i.e Discount %, Return %, Avg Selling Price)
Expenses
a. Compensation (i.e Headcount, Avg Salary, Overtime %, Bonus % Car Allowance %)
b. Facility Expenses ( i.e Utility %, Repair & Maintenance % ansd Cost Per Square Foot).
c. Travel and Entertainment (i.e Avg Airfare Per Trip, Hotel Per Night)
d. Marketing (i.e Number of campaigns, Cost per Advertisement)
e. Selling (i.e Sales Calls, Cost Per Call)
f. Outside Services (i.e Temp Help Hours, Temp Help Rate)
g. Any other KPIs being tracked.
Balance Sheet
a. DSO
b. Days in Inventory
c. Prepaid Expenses % of Operating Expense
d. Accrued Expenses % of Operating Expense
e. Return on Equity
Cash Flow Accounts (KPIs)
a. Discount Rate
b. Discount Factor
c. PV of Cash Flow