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Data & Integration

Manage Data Management mappings, visualize integration pipelines, and let AI keep an eye on your integration logs.

Data Load Mappings Manager

Manage EPM Data Management mappings directly from Excel: review, edit, and maintain mapping tables in the grid where mapping work naturally belongs — no more exporting, editing, and re-importing through the web UI.

  • Every location is listed on Load, and mappings are keyed by rule name rather than stamped with the location. Rows that share a Data Management key are highlighted.
  • Save to EPM sends only the delta since Load as a MERGE. Because MERGE cannot update an existing row, an edit escalates to a per-dimension REPLACE — and a REPLACE shows what it will overwrite before it runs.
  • Syntax is validated against Oracle's predefined rules before submission, with a versioned automatic backup to roll back to. Every control is documented in-product, with a mapping reference guide.

Integration Pipeline Graph

Visualize your Data Management integration pipelines end to end — sources, transformations, and targets in one interactive graph. Understand at a glance how data flows into your application.

Integration Agent (AI)

Analysis and monitoring of Data Management integration logs. Point it at your integration runs and it surfaces failures, anomalies and slowdowns — before users file tickets.

  • Overview digest and a real chat over the logs — ask why 4,000 rows did not load and get the mapping at fault, not a log excerpt. These two need a configured LLM API key; everything below works without one.
  • Incremental log load through a parsed-log index, an in-place refresh with lookback, and a log cache shared with the Performance Investigator, so the same process log is never downloaded twice.
  • Safe re-run of a load rule with polling and an editable period range. Concurrent re-runs are prevented, and a recoverable error state with retry never strands a loaded dashboard.

Data Load Diagnostic

The Integration Agent's dashboard, usable without an AI key: each load rule's run as an import → transform → export funnel with inline kickouts, source / not-loaded / kickout columns, a trend chart across runs, and a safe re-run of the load rule over an editable period range. Any short load is explained in seconds, and the fix happens in the same window.

Looking for tools that used to live on this page? Snapshot Manager is now under Snapshots, File Repository and Block Analysis are under Application Analysis.