OAN Fusion Sync loads flat files into Oracle Fusion with file-based import, and extracts Fusion data into your Oracle database with BICC and BI Publisher. One Oracle APEX workbench that orchestrates Oracle own APIs, so you define, run, and monitor every job in one place.
Loading data into Oracle Fusion and getting it back out are usually separate, manual efforts, held together by templates, scripts, and spreadsheets, with no single place to run or watch them.
File-based import means wrestling FBDI templates, mapping columns, generating CSV and ZIP files, and submitting ESS jobs by hand. Every load is fiddly and easy to get wrong.
BICC and BI Publisher can extract Fusion data, but turning that into a dependable, monitored feed into your database is a project on its own.
Inbound and outbound are handled by different scripts, people, and spreadsheets. There is no single place to see what ran, what worked, and what failed.
Rules live in tribal knowledge, runs happen on someone laptop, and monitoring means reading logs. It does not scale and it does not hand over.
OAN Fusion Sync covers the full round trip of Oracle Fusion data. Both directions are right here, so choose where to start.
Turn a CSV or Excel file into live Fusion data. A guided workflow maps it, validates it, learns its format, and loads it through file-based import and ESS.
Move Fusion data into your Oracle database with BICC and BI Publisher, staged, loaded, delete-synced, and reconciled, on a schedule you control.
OAN Fusion Sync is an orchestration layer. It calls Oracle supported APIs, file-based import and ESS to load, BICC and BI Publisher to extract, and keeps only your definitions, validation rules, mappings, and run history. Your business data moves between Oracle Fusion and your database, never into a separate repository.
Built on Oracle file-based import and ESS, made simple. Upload a file, and a guided workflow maps it, validates it, learns its format, and loads it into Fusion, with the whole operation on one dashboard.
Upload a file and watch it flow into Oracle Fusion, step by step.
BICC and BI Publisher pull your data, and OAN wraps them in a real pipeline: staged in your database, loaded into your tables, delete-synced, and reconciled against the source, all scheduled and monitored.
See Fusion data extracted, staged, loaded, and reconciled into your database.
Every job, inbound or outbound, follows the same simple rhythm. That is what makes Fusion data something your whole team can run, not just one specialist.
Set up mappings and no-code rules once. The workbench remembers source formats and templates, so the next file needs no setup at all.
Run a job on demand or on a schedule. Inbound loads and outbound extracts follow the same simple flow, no scripts to babysit.
One dashboard for every job, file, status, and error, in both directions. Anyone on the team can see what ran and what needs attention.
An Oracle-native application that runs where your data runs, using supported Oracle paths in both directions, with the controls IT leaders expect.
OAN Fusion Sync calls Oracle supported APIs and keeps only your definitions, rules, mappings, and run history. Business data moves between Fusion and your database, never into a separate store.
A native Oracle application, not a new platform to license and learn. It lives next to your data, on the stack your team already runs.
Works whether your Oracle database is on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure or on-premise. Data residency follows your database.
Inbound loads through file-based import and ESS. Outbound uses BICC and BI Publisher. Supported Oracle mechanisms, both directions.
Assign who can define rules, run jobs, and manage the Fusion connection. Scheduler and configuration changes are captured for audit.
Outbound jobs move only what changed since the last run, on the interval you set, keeping your database continuously current.
How data moves both ways, and what stays under your control.
OAN Fusion Sync is an Oracle APEX workbench that moves data both into and out of Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications. Inbound, it loads flat files into Fusion through file-based import (FBDI) and the ESS import job. Outbound, it extracts Fusion data into your Oracle database using BICC and BI Publisher. You define, execute, and monitor every job from one dashboard.
No. It is an orchestration layer, not a data store. It calls Oracle own APIs, FBDI and ESS to load and BICC and BI Publisher to extract, and keeps only your definitions, validation rules, mappings, and run history. Business data moves between Oracle Fusion and your database, not into a separate repository.
You upload a CSV or Excel file, and the workbench maps it to the Fusion interface, runs your validation rules, lets you review and fix any issues, generates the FBDI file, and loads it into Fusion through the standard ESS import. The whole path is a guided seven-step workflow.
No. The workbench learns each source format and its field mapping. You map a new format once, and after that it recognizes and processes files in that format automatically.
Yes. You define no-code blocking and warning rules on any interface column. A blocking rule stops a line from reaching the generated file, and a warning lets it pass with a flag, so only clean data loads into Fusion.
BICC pulls data from Fusion public view objects, or a BI Publisher report runs your SQL. The data lands in staging tables in your database, a load job merges it into your application tables, deletes are reconciled, and a count check confirms your database matches Oracle Fusion.
Both. OAN Fusion Sync runs on Oracle APEX and works whether your Oracle database is on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure or on-premise. Data residency follows your database.
Outbound extraction is scheduled and incremental rather than real-time, moving only what changed on the interval you set. Inbound loads run when you submit them, on demand.
Book a working session with an OAN architect. Bring a file you load into Fusion and a dataset you pull out of it, and we will show you both running in OAN Fusion Sync.
No commitment. A working session with architects who have shipped Oracle Fusion data pipelines before.