Analytics Glossary
Analytics Glossary
Definitions for every term across analytics, HR, finance, and Oracle reporting.
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Absence Management is the strategic approach to capturing, tracking, and analyzing all types of employee time off, scheduled (vacation, parental leave) or unscheduled (sick leave, emergencies). It leverages self-service request portals, automated policy checks, and a human resources information system (HRIS) to log each leave event accurately. Real-time dashboards surface leave trends and guide targeted interventions to sustain operational continuity and support workforce well-being.
Accessibility in People Analytics by SplashBI means measuring, monitoring, and improving how workplaces and digital platforms support employees with disabilities through unified data and dashboards. It ingests data from human resources information systems, facility management tools, and engagement surveys to pinpoint barriers and track accommodations over time.
An Account Reconciliation Spreadsheet is a crucial financial tool designed to compare and verify account balances from internal financial records against external statements, ensuring accuracy and consistency in accounting. Typically created using Excel, these spreadsheets simplify the complex process of identifying discrepancies, tracking adjustments, and validating financial data, leading to trustworthy financial statements.
An Accounts Payable Aging Detail Report is a financial document that provides a breakdown of a company’s outstanding payables, categorized by the duration they have been due. Typically divided into aging buckets such as 0-30 days, 31-60 days, 61-90 days, and over 90 days, this report offers a detailed view of the amounts owed to vendors or suppliers. It includes information such as invoice dates, due dates, amounts, and vendor details.
An Accounts Payable Audit Report is a comprehensive financial document that details a company’s accounts payable transactions, including invoices, payments, and credits. This report is designed to ensure the accuracy, compliance, and transparency of accounts payable processes. It often includes key details such as vendor names, invoice amounts, payment dates, terms, and any outstanding balances.
An Accounts Payable Internal Audit Report is a focused document that reviews and assesses a company’s internal processes and controls related to accounts payable. Unlike external audits, this report is created by internal auditors to evaluate the efficiency, compliance, and accuracy of the organization’s accounts payable workflows. It includes a detailed examination of vendor payments, invoice approvals, payment schedules, and fraud prevention measures.
An Accounts Payable (AP) report is a crucial financial document designed to clearly detail a company’s financial obligations to its vendors and suppliers. It systematically compiles essential data, including invoice numbers, vendor names, amounts due, payment terms, due dates, and transaction statuses. This comprehensive overview ensures businesses maintain a transparent view of their financial responsibilities, thereby enabling timely payments and maintaining smooth cash flow management.
An Accounts Payable Summary Report is a consolidated financial document that provides an overview of a company’s outstanding liabilities to its suppliers or creditors. This report typically includes key details such as the total amounts due, categorized by vendor, time period, or aging buckets (e.g., 30, 60, 90 days overdue). Its purpose is to offer a high-level snapshot of payables, enabling finance teams to monitor liabilities, prioritize payments, and manage cash flow effectively.
A consolidated report that summarizes the outstanding liabilities a company has to its suppliers or creditors.
Affirmative Action in People Analytics by SplashBI means using workforce data, demographics, hiring flows, promotion rates, and retention metrics, to set representation goals, monitor progress, and guide targeted interventions for under-represented groups. Through configurable dashboards, HR leaders can track candidate pipelines against legal requirements and internal equity targets, ensuring transparency and accountability.
Ageism is prejudice or discrimination directed at individuals because of their age. It can manifest as stereotypes, assuming older workers resist change or younger staff lack judgment, and as policies or practices that exclude, marginalize, or undervalue people based solely on age. In the U.S., the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) protects employees age forty and above from unfair treatment.
The Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) is a U.S. federal law enacted in 1990 that prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities. It requires employers, government agencies, and businesses to provide reasonable accommodations and ensure accessible facilities, communication, and services.
An Applicant Tracking System (ATS) is recruiting software that centralizes job postings, résumé intake, and candidate evaluation into one platform. It parses resumes for skills and experience, ranks candidates against role requirements, and automates communications, replacing manual spreadsheets and fragmented email threads.
Attrition refers to the natural decline in workforce size as employees leave voluntarily, through resignation, retirement, or internal transfers, without immediate replacement. Unlike turnover, which counts both voluntary and involuntary exits plus hires, attrition focuses solely on departures. Calculating an attrition rate involves dividing the number of employees who left during a period by the average headcount for that period.
Augmented analytics elevates traditional data analysis by embedding AI and ML throughout the analytics workflow, automating complex tasks and making insights accessible to everyone from HR specialists to executives.
Automating and optimizing end-to-end business processes refers to the use of technology and strategic improvements to streamline workflows, reduce manual intervention, and enhance the overall efficiency of business operations. This approach applies to various processes, such as financial reporting, accounts payable, budgeting, and operational data management, ensuring that routine tasks are handled faster and with greater accuracy.
Automated financial reporting involves using software tools to streamline the process of generating, analyzing, and distributing financial reports. By automating tasks like data consolidation, formatting, and validation, this technology reduces manual effort, minimizes errors, and ensures that reports are accurate and delivered on time.
Automating Oracle Fusion processes refers to leveraging software tools to streamline and optimize workflows within Oracle Fusion Cloud.
A Background Check is the process of verifying a candidate’s history, including prior employment, education credentials, criminal records, and credit history, to confirm qualifications and assess risk. Employers use standardized searches, public-records databases, and reference contacts to compile a comprehensive profile before extending an offer.
A Balance Sheet Automation Tool is a software solution designed to streamline the creation, management, and maintenance of balance sheets. By automating the process of compiling financial data, calculating key totals, and organizing the information into a standardized balance sheet format, this tool reduces manual effort and minimizes errors. It integrates with existing financial systems to pull real-time data, ensuring accuracy and compliance with reporting standards.
Bereavement Leave is a designated period of paid or unpaid time off granted to employees following the death of an immediate family member or loved one. Policies vary by jurisdiction and employer but commonly cover spouses, children, parents, and siblings. This leave ensures staff can attend funerals, manage estate affairs, and begin the emotional healing process without jeopardizing job security or pay.
Excel based reporting options for Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP & EBS offer flexibility and ease of use.
Recommendations for the best financial reporting software for Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP & EBS.
Refers to top software solutions optimized for Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP and EBS.
Software tools for creating financial budgets and forecasts.
Software designed for creating and managing budgets.
Business casual attire is a dress code that blends professional styling with everyday comfort. It replaces formal suits with items like tailored trousers, chinos, knee-length skirts, collared shirts, blouses, sweaters, and loafers, striking a polished yet approachable look suitable for modern workplaces.
A tool used for analyzing a business’s financial data.
Software designed for creating business financial statements.
Career Development is the structured, continuous process by which employees and organizations plan and support skill growth, progression pathways, and professional goals. It combines feedback, training, assignments, and mentoring to guide individuals from current roles toward future opportunities.
Career pathing is a HR framework that maps out progression routes for employees through skill development, vertical promotion, and lateral mobility. Unlike traditional career ladders, modern career pathing aligns individual professional goals with organizational business needs to reduce turnover. It’s where companies stop pretending career advancement is a mystery and tell people how to get ahead.
A Center of Excellence (COE) is a dedicated group of subject-matter experts who develop and promote best practices, governance frameworks, and advanced capabilities in a specific domain, such as People Analytics, talent management, or learning and development. It consolidates skills, tools, and methodologies to ensure consistent, high-quality delivery across the organization.
A Chief Diversity Officer (CDO) is a senior executive charged with developing and executing an organization’s diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) strategy. The CDO sets DEI goals, advises leadership, and ensures programs, such as training, recruitment, and employee resource groups, advance equitable opportunity.
The Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) is the C-suite executive responsible for shaping and executing an organization’s people strategy. This role oversees talent acquisition, learning and development, compensation and benefits, performance management, and culture initiatives. By integrating workforce data from HR systems and people analytics dashboards, the CHRO aligns talent programs with business objectives, drives employee engagement, and ensures compliance with labor laws.
Collective bargaining is the formal negotiation between an employer and a group of employees, represented by a union or committee, to establish terms of employment. It covers wages, benefits, work hours, health and safety protocols, grievance procedures, and other workplace rules. Through mutually agreed contracts, collective bargaining ensures both parties’ interests are balanced and legally enforceable.
Commuter Benefits are workplace programs that allow employees to set aside pre-tax earnings for qualifying transportation and parking expenses. By integrating with payroll, these benefits reduce individual commuting costs, simplify expense processing, and encourage sustainable travel choices, transforming raw commuting data into actionable insights through analytics.
A Confidentiality Agreement is a legal contract between two or more parties that outlines information classified as confidential and prohibits unauthorized disclosure. Also known as a non-disclosure agreement (NDA), it defines the scope of protected data, such as trade secrets, financial records, or client lists, and sets the duration, permitted uses, and remedies for breach.
Conflict Management is the systematic process of recognizing, addressing, and resolving disagreements, whether interpersonal, team-based, or organizational. It employs techniques such as active listening, mediation, and structured problem-solving to transform disputes into constructive outcomes. Effective conflict management preserves working relationships and keeps projects on track.
A Conflict of Interest occurs when an individual’s personal, financial, or relational interests have the potential to influence, or appear to influence, their judgment, decisions, or actions in a professional role. Examples include awarding contracts to a relative’s company, investing in competitors while serving on a vendor selection committee, or hiring friends without transparent processes.
Establishing connections to Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications is crucial for integrated business operations.
Connecting Excel to a PostgreSQL database means establishing a data link between your spreadsheet and the PostgreSQL server. This enables you to import, export, and update data directly from Excel, streamlining data analysis and reporting. By leveraging this connection, you can work seamlessly with live database information and automate data synchronization, ensuring that your Excel workbooks always reflect the latest data available in your PostgreSQL database.
Combining financial data from multiple departments or subsidiaries into a single report.
Cost per hire (CPH) is what it costs you, on average, to recruit and land a new employee. It’s the total of recruiter salaries, agency fees, background-check services, and job postings, then divided by the number of people hired in each period.
Critical Talent refers to individuals whose skills, expertise, or roles are indispensable to achieving an organization’s strategic objectives and operational stability. They often occupy positions that are hard to replace, such as specialized engineers, key account managers, or innovative product leaders, and drive disproportionate impact on business outcomes.
software applications designed to create dynamic and interactive data dashboards, enabling efficient visualization and analysis of complex information.
Data cleaning, also known as data cleansing, is the process of identifying and correcting inaccuracies, inconsistencies, and errors within datasets to ensure they are accurate, complete, and ready for analysis.
Data democratization is the practice of making organizational data accessible and understandable to employees at all levels, regardless of technical expertise. Instead of waiting on IT teams to run reports, employees across departments from human capital management to sales can explore and analyze information and data themselves, turning insights into action faster.
Data management is the structured practice of collecting, storing, organizing, and maintaining data to ensure it remains accurate, secure, and accessible throughout its lifecycle. In HR and people analytics, this means managing sensitive information such as employee records, payroll, and performance data. Essentially, effective data management supports informed decision-making and compliance with privacy standards.
Data mapping is the process of connecting data fields from one source system to corresponding fields in a target system, ensuring data consistency, accuracy, and usability during integration, migration, or reporting.
Data Mining is the process of applying statistical, machine-learning, and visualization techniques to large datasets to uncover hidden patterns, trends, and relationships. In People Analytics, it translates raw HR data, such as performance scores, engagement surveys, and turnover records, into actionable insights that guide talent acquisition, retention, and development strategies.
Data modeling is the process of designing a structured framework that defines how data is stored, organized, and related within a system. In HR and people analytics, it serves as a blueprint for representing employee records, payroll, performance metrics, and more. This ensures accurate, consistent, and actionable insights.
Data preprocessing refers to the critical step of cleaning, organizing, and transforming raw data into a structured and usable format for analysis.
Solutions for reporting data in both Oracle E Business Suite and Fusion offer a unified reporting experience.
A data silo means information stuck in one spot, cut off from the rest of the team. It usually happens because teams or tools keep their own files apart – blocking clear insight into how things really run.
Data storytelling is the art and science of using data, visuals, and narratives to communicate insights in a way that drives understanding and action. In People Analytics, data storytelling helps HR teams make sense of complex workforce data by turning raw numbers into meaningful stories.
Data transformation is the process of converting data from its raw format into a structured and standardized format suitable for analysis and reporting. In People Analytics, it harmonizes workforce data from various sources such as HRIS, payroll systems, and performance management platforms, ensuring consistency and accuracy.
Data validation is the process of verifying and ensuring the accuracy, consistency, and completeness of data before it is used for analysis or decision-making. In the context of People Analytics, data validation is crucial for HR teams managing employee data from various systems like HRIS, payroll platforms, and performance management tools. It involves checking data against predefined rules, standards, or formats to identify and correct errors or inconsistencies.
Deep linking refers to the practice of using hyperlinks that direct users to a specific, generally searchable or indexed, piece of web content rather than the website's homepage. These links lead directly to a page or position within the application, such as a product detail page in an e-commerce app or a specific content page on a website, bypassing the home page or other introductory pages.
Deferred Compensation is an agreement between an employer and an employee to delay payment of a portion of current earnings, such as salary, bonuses, or equity, until a later date or event (e.g., retirement, separation).
Deferred deep linking is a technique that allows users to be taken to a specific page or content within a mobile app - even if the app isn't already installed on their device. Once the app is installed, the user is automatically redirected to the intended in-app content, preserving the original deep link context. This ensures a seamless user journey from link click to content access, regardless of whether the app was previously installed.
A Defined Benefit Plan is a retirement program in which employers commit to pay employees a predetermined benefit, typically calculated by a formula based on final salary and years of service, at retirement. The employer bears investment risk, funds the benefit through actuarial contributions, and guarantees a specific payout stream, unlike defined contribution plans where the employee's eventual benefit depends on investment performance.
A Defined Contribution Plan is a retirement savings program in which employers, employees, or both make fixed contributions into individual accounts for each participant. Unlike pension plans that promise a specific payout, DC plans, such as 401(k), 403(b), and profit-sharing plans, leave investment growth and final benefit amounts dependent on market returns and contribution levels.
Refers to the comprehensive information contained in the accounts payable ledger, including individual transactions, vendor details, invoice amounts, payment terms, and due dates.
Distance Learning is a method of education and training where learners and instructors are physically separated, using technology, such as video conferences, learning management systems (LMS), and interactive modules, to deliver content and facilitate interaction. In corporate settings, it empowers employees to access courses on leadership, compliance, and technical skills without the need for in-person sessions, ensuring consistent delivery across geographies.
Diversity refers to the range of human differences, such as race, gender, age, abilities, backgrounds, and thought, within an organization. Inclusion is the practice of creating environments where all these diverse individuals feel valued, respected, and empowered to contribute fully. Together, they foster workplaces in which every voice can drive collaboration and innovation.
Downsizing is the deliberate reduction of an organization's workforce, via layoffs, attrition, voluntary separation, or redeployment, to lower operating costs, eliminate redundancies, and realign talent with strategic priorities. It leverages workforce data to identify roles for elimination and forecast financial impacts.
Strategies and tools for reducing manual effort in Oracle Fusion processes. GL Connect aids in this automation, particularly for financial reporting, by leveraging Excel's capabilities to streamline and simplify reporting tasks.
An Employee Assistance Program (EAP) is a work-based benefit that offers confidential, short-term counseling and referral services to employees and their families. Covering mental health, stress, substance use, financial or legal concerns, and work-life balance, EAPs connect staff with qualified professionals, via toll-free lines, online portals, or in-person, ensuring early intervention and support.
Employee Experience is the holistic journey of an employee, from recruitment and onboarding through daily work, career development, and offboarding. It includes physical workspace, digital tools, culture, leadership interactions, and growth opportunities. Each touchpoint shapes engagement, well-being, and productivity.
Employee Relations is the discipline focused on maintaining productive, respectful, and legally compliant interactions between an organization and its workforce. It encompasses policies, practices, and communication channels that address employee concerns, such as grievances, performance issues, and workplace conflict, and ensures consistent application of rules, benefits, and disciplinary procedures.
An Employee Resource Group (ERG) is a voluntary, employee-led network formed around shared characteristics, such as gender, ethnicity, veteran status, or life stage, or common interests. ERGs advance inclusion by providing support, advocacy, and development opportunities. They operate under formal charters endorsed by leadership and often partner with Human Resources and business units to drive cultural, talent, and business objectives.
Employee Retention refers to the strategies and practices an organization uses to keep its workforce engaged, satisfied, and committed over time. It encompasses onboarding, development pathways, recognition programs, competitive compensation, and work-life balance initiatives, all designed to minimize voluntary turnover and preserve critical skills and knowledge within the organization.
Employee Self-Service (ESS) is a digital portal or tool that allows employees to view and manage their own HR-related data, such as personal information, benefits elections, time-off requests, payroll details, and performance goals, without direct HR intervention.
Employee turnover refers to the measurement of employees who leave an organization during a specific period (typically annually) and must be replaced to maintain operational continuity. It encompasses both voluntary departures (resignations) and involuntary separations (terminations), calculated by dividing the total number of separations by the average number of employees.
An Employee Value Proposition (EVP) is the promise an organization makes to its people in exchange for their skills, performance, and engagement. It comprises tangible and intangible elements, such as pay and benefits, career opportunities, culture and leadership, work environment, and purpose, that together define why someone would join, stay, and give their best at a company. A compelling EVP communicates the organization’s commitment and differentiates it in competitive talent markets.
A fully integrated cloud-based enterprise system.
Equity Theory, formulated by John Stacey Adams in 1963, describes how employees gauge fairness at work. It asserts that individuals compare their own ratio of inputs (effort, skills, experience) to outputs (salary, recognition, benefits) against those of referent colleagues. Perceived imbalance, feeling under- or over-rewarded, drives changes in behavior or attitudes to restore equity.
The use of Excel for accounting and finance tasks.
Utilizing Excel for creating various reports.
A tool in Excel for generating reports.
Connecting Excel to an Oracle Database enables users to run queries, pull reports, and automate data workflows - all within the familiar Excel interface. This integration is ideal for finance teams, analysts, and anyone managing enterprise data at scale.
Using Excel for financial reporting in Oracle ERP systems.
Using Excel for financial reporting in Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP and EBS.
Extract, Transform, Load (ETL) is a data integration process that involves three distinct steps: extracting data from multiple sources, transforming it into a usable format, and loading it into a centralized system or data warehouse. In People Analytics, ETL plays a critical role in consolidating workforce data from disparate systems like HRIS, payroll platforms, applicant tracking systems (ATS), and performance management tools, enabling unified analysis and reporting.
Solutions for conducting in depth financial analysis.
An example report created by financial analysts.
Software tools used for financial data analysis.
Tools used for financial analysis and business intelligence. GL Connect enriches Excel with advanced BI capabilities, enhancing financial intelligence workflows.
Tools for managing and analyzing financial data. GL Connect enhances these tools by adding advanced data analysis features within Excel, making financial data management more efficient and user friendly.
A template used to assess financial feasibility. This process is streamlined in Excel with GL Connect, allowing for more efficient and accurate feasibility studies.
Tools for generating reports on financial performance. GL Connect offers advanced Excel based tools that streamline the creation of financial performance reports, providing insights into business health and financial trends.
Software for calculating and analyzing financial ratios. With GL Connect, Excel becomes a more powerful platform for financial ratio analysis.
An example of a financial report created in Excel. GL Connect can be used to enhance these examples, providing a more robust and detailed representation of financial data.
The process of creating financial reports. GL Connect enables efficient report generation in Excel, combining ease of use with comprehensive analysis.
General tools and processes for reporting financial information. GL Connect enriches these tools by integrating advanced reporting features and analytics capabilities within Excel, enhancing the overall financial reporting process.
Analysis tools used in financial reporting. GL Connect enriches the financial reporting process with advanced analysis tools within Excel, enabling deeper insights and more effective financial decision making.
Overlapping financial reporting and accounting tools. GL Connect enhances these tools by integrating advanced reporting features into Excel, streamlining both financial reporting and accounting tasks.
Tools for both financial reporting and statement analysis. GL Connect enhances these tools by providing a unified solution within Excel, enabling both comprehensive financial reporting and detailed statement analysis.
Applications specifically designed for financial reporting. GL Connect stands out by offering advanced Excel based applications, enhancing the financial reporting experience with greater flexibility and efficiency.
Creating financial reports for Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP and EBS. GL Connect enhances this process with its specialized Excel-based reporting capabilities.
The process of creating financial reports using Oracle systems. Excel-based financial reporting is elevated with the advanced features of GL Connect.
Power BI tools used for financial reporting. GL Connect complements Power BI by offering Excel based reporting solutions, providing a comprehensive financial reporting toolkit.
Best practices in financial reporting. GL Connect supports these practices by providing tools that enhance accuracy and efficiency in financial reporting, all within the familiar environment of Excel.
Overview of processes involved in financial reporting. GL Connect streamlines these processes by offering integrated Excel based tools that simplify and enhance the financial reporting workflow.
Tools and processes for reporting financial information in real estate. GL Connect caters to the specific needs of the real estate sector by providing tailored Excel based reporting tools that enhance efficiency and accuracy in financial reporting.
Software designed for the preparation and analysis of financial reports. GL Connect adds powerful reporting capabilities to Excel, facilitating detailed financial analyses.
Comprehensive solutions for financial reporting. GL Connect stands out as a leading solution, offering a range of advanced Excel based reporting features that cater to diverse financial reporting needs.
A variety of solutions available for financial reporting. GL Connect is among the top solutions, known for its Excel based reporting enhancements that provide flexibility, efficiency, and depth in financial reporting.
A tool for customizing and generating financial reports within Oracle Fusion, offering detailed analysis capabilities. GL Connect complements this by simplifying report generation directly in Excel.
Systems that compile and present financial data for analysis and reporting. GL Connect complements these systems by integrating advanced reporting features into Excel.
Excel based tools for financial reporting. GL Connect is a prime example of such a tool, offering advanced features and seamless integration with Oracle systems, elevating the Excel reporting experience for financial data.
Tools used for creating and analyzing financial reports. GL Connect offers a range of tools within Excel to streamline and enhance financial reporting.
Financial reports created using Excel. GL Connect elevates these reports with advanced features, making financial reporting more comprehensive.
Creation and management of financial reports using Excel. Enhanced by GL Connect, the process becomes more streamlined and powerful.
A spreadsheet used for financial calculations and record-keeping. GL Connect enhances these spreadsheets in Excel with additional financial tools.
Spreadsheets used for various financial calculations and analysis.
A detailed report analyzing a companys financial statements.
An Excel spreadsheet used for analyzing financial statements.
A tool for constructing financial statements.
Software that automates the creation of financial statements.
Software designed to create financial statements, streamlining the accounting process.
Tools for generating reports on financial statements.
Software focused on generating financial statements.
Introduction to Financial Statements Analysis SoftwareIn the world of finance, the analysis of financial statements stands as a critical practice for businesses aiming to understand their financial health, performance, and strategic direction.
General information about Oracle Financials Cloud and ERP. GL Connect complements this by offering Excel based reporting solutions that integrate seamlessly with Oracle Financials Cloud and ERP, enhancing the overall financial management experience.
This software is specifically designed for banks or financial institutions to aid in budgeting and financial forecasting.
Software available at no cost for financial reporting.
Using Financial Statement Generator (FSG) in Oracle for reporting.
A furlough is a temporary, employer-mandated leave of absence, often unpaid or partially paid, implemented to reduce labor costs without terminating employment. Unlike layoffs, furloughed employees remain on the books: their roles technically still exist, benefits may continue (depending on policy and plan rules), and they’re expected to return once business conditions improve. HR teams track furloughs closely to manage headcount, compliance, and rehiring timelines.
The Future of Work is the evolving state of how, where, and why work gets done. It blends automation, artificial intelligence, hybrid workplaces, skills-based hiring, and agile organizational design. Instead of fixed roles and locations, value is created by fluid teams using data, digital tools, and continuous reskilling.
Gamification is the use of game mechanics, think points, levels, badges, leaderboards, quests, inside non-game contexts to motivate specific behaviors. In HR and People Analytics, it means wrapping learning, adoption, or performance tasks in playful structures that reward progress, give instant feedback, and spark healthy competition or collaboration.
The Gender Pay Gap is the difference in average earnings between men and women across an organization or labor market. It looks at what employees actually take home, not what a specific job is supposed to pay. Unlike "equal pay for equal work" (a legal standard comparing two people in the same role), the Gender Pay Gap is a macro metric that surfaces structural issues, representation in higher-paying roles, promotion velocity, and access to overtime or bonuses.
In today's complex business environment, general ledger reconciliation is a cornerstone of financial accuracy and integrity.
The Gig Economy is a labor market built on short-term contracts, freelance projects, or on-demand tasks instead of permanent, full-time roles. Workers are paid per “gig” (a ride, a delivery, a design sprint) and often manage multiple income streams. For HR and People Analytics teams, it means tracking a blended workforce-employees plus contractors-with consistent rigor around cost, compliance, and performance.
A Gig Worker is an individual who earns income from short-term, project-based, or on-demand assignments rather than a permanent, full-time position.
A Golden Parachute is a contractual agreement that grants senior executives substantial benefits-cash severance, accelerated equity vesting, bonus payouts, continued health coverage-if they lose their job after a change in control (merger, acquisition, hostile takeover). The intent is to keep leaders objective during deal negotiations and to attract top talent with downside protection. Unlike standard severance, Golden Parachutes are large, pre-negotiated, and tied to specific triggering events.
Connecting Microsoft Excel to Google Sheets allows you to leverage the analytical strength of Excel with the collaboration capabilities of Google Sheets. Whether you want to sync data automatically or share your files across platforms, this guide covers it all.
An HR database is a centralized system designed to store, manage, and retrieve employee and organizational data. It serves as the backbone of HR operations, housing critical information such as employee demographics, payroll records, performance data, benefits details, and compliance documentation.
Human Capital Management (HCM) is the comprehensive strategy and technology framework that manages an organization’s workforce as strategic assets. It spans recruiting, onboarding, learning, performance, compensation, succession, and analytics-ensuring the right talent is hired, developed, and aligned to business goals while maximizing productivity and engagement.
Human Resource Management (HRM) is the coordinated set of policies, processes, and analytics an organization uses to attract, develop, pay, protect, and retain its people. It spans the full employee lifecycle-workforce planning, recruiting, onboarding, learning, performance, compensation, engagement, and exit-ensuring the right talent is in the right role at the right cost, and that every decision is fair, compliant, and data-backed.
Hybrid Work is a flexible model where employees divide their time between remote locations (usually home) and a physical workplace. Instead of a single default location, teams coordinate presence based on task type, collaboration needs, and policy rules-supported by clear schedules, digital tools, and people analytics to keep productivity and culture intact.
An Independent Contractor is a self-employed individual or entity engaged to deliver a defined service or outcome-under a contract, not an employment agreement. They control how the work gets done (methods, tools, schedule), invoice for services, pay their own taxes (Form 1099-NEC in the United States), and typically receive no employer-sponsored benefits. For HR and People Analytics teams, Independent Contractors sit outside traditional headcount but still impact cost, capacity, and compliance.
Using Oracle WebCenter Utilizing Oracle WebCenter for integrated real time intelligence.
ISO 9001 is the globally recognized standard for Quality Management Systems (QMS), published by the International Organization for Standardization. It specifies requirements to help organizations consistently meet customer, regulatory, and stakeholder needs. By integrating ISO 9001 with People Analytics by SplashBI, companies ensure their HR data processes and analytics workflows adhere to rigorous quality controls and drive continuous improvement.
Systems designed for financial reporting in non governmental organizations.
Tools and processes for online financial reporting.
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) is Oracle's enterprise-grade cloud platform that provides a suite of cloud services, including computing, storage, networking, and databases. OCI is designed to support high-performance workloads, enable seamless application development, and facilitate the migration of enterprise systems to the cloud. It is known for its robust security features, high availability, and cost-effective scalability.
Oracle Cloud Order Management is a comprehensive cloud-based solution designed to streamline the entire order-to-cash process. It enables organizations to manage orders efficiently across multiple channels, ensuring seamless order processing, accurate fulfillment, and timely delivery. This solution integrates seamlessly with Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, providing end-to-end visibility and control over the order lifecycle.
Processes and tools for monitoring the performance and health of Oracle E Business Suite.
Strategies and solutions for recovering from disasters and ensuring the continuity of Oracle E Business Suite operations.
Monitoring and managing Oracle E-Business Suite applications.
Tools specifically designed for generating reports within the Oracle E Business Suite are key for operational efficiency.
Reporting in Oracle E Business Suite Reporting features specific to Oracle E Business Suite financials are essential for financial management. GL Connect augments these features with additional reporting tools and Excel based customization options.
Creating reports within Oracle E-Business Suite. Users can enhance this process using GL Connect's Excel integration for a more efficient workflow.
Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) offers a comprehensive suite of applications designed to help organizations manage their global business processes effectively.
In the rapidly evolving business landscape, Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) stands as a pivotal platform for enterprise resource planning (ERP), offering a comprehensive suite of applications designed to help businesses streamline their operations and enhance financial performance.
The process of migrating from Oracle EBS to Oracle ERP Cloud. GL Connect supports this transition by offering Excel-based reporting for both environments.
A comparison of two Oracle ERP systems: the on-premise EBS and the cloud-based Oracle Cloud, each with distinct functionalities. GL Connect works with both, offering flexible Excel-based reporting.
A comparison between Oracle E Business Suite and Oracle ERP Cloud, exploring their features, advantages, and differences. GL Connect provides a unified reporting solution that bridges the gap between these two systems, offering consistent reporting capabilities regardless of the platform.
A process for creating financial reports in the Oracle ERP Cloud, crucial for analyzing a company's financial performance. GL Connect enhances this process by offering Excel-based reporting capabilities, adding user convenience and flexibility.
Solutions for financial reporting in Oracle ERP Cloud. GL Connect enhances these solutions with its robust Excel-based reporting features.
Modules within Oracle ERP focused on financial management. The Excel integration offered by GL Connect simplifies interactions with these modules.
Reporting tools and processes within the Oracle ERP system. GL Connect enhances Oracle ERP reporting by offering Excel based reporting tools that integrate seamlessly with Oracle systems, providing a more efficient and user friendly reporting experience.
An add-in for Excel that integrates with Oracle systems. GL Connect serves a similar purpose, enhancing Oracle data manipulation and reporting in Excel.
The practice of using Excel for financial reporting in Oracle systems. GL Connect enhances this experience by adding advanced financial reporting features in Excel.
Oracle's tool for financial data analysis. GL Connect adds to this by enabling more streamlined financial analytics within Excel.
Tools provided by Oracle for financial reporting.
Oracles cloud-based financial management solution.
A demonstration of Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications.
A comprehensive service offering enterprise resource planning solutions in the cloud.
Incorporating Oracle Fusion Financials into the financial management ecosystem marks a significant leap towards achieving comprehensive financial transparency and reporting accuracy.
Training programs for Oracle Fusion Financials.
Oracle Fusion Reporting refers to the suite of tools and capabilities within Oracle Fusion Cloud applications that enable businesses to create, manage, and analyze financial and operational reports. These tools leverage data from Oracle Fusion ERP and other modules to deliver real-time, comprehensive insights, facilitating informed decision-making across the organization.
Reporting solutions provided by Oracle.
Tools used for reporting within the Oracle ecosystem.
A tool from Oracle for building custom reports.
A general term for any report that provides information about a company’s accounts payable.
Leveraging the capabilities of Microsoft Power BI to streamline financial reporting processes.
Predictive analytics is the use of historical data, statistical models, and machine learning to forecast future outcomes. It's about seeing around corners. It uses your historical data and machine learning to tell you what's coming next, no
Predictive analytics tools are software applications that use statistical models, machine learning, and historical data to forecast future trends and outcomes. These tools analyze patterns in large datasets to predict events such as employee attrition, sales demand, financial risk, and operational disruptions.
The process of generating reports related to an organization’s procurement activities.
Purchase Order Reporting involves creating detailed reports based on purchase orders issued by a company.
Reporting tools tailored for real time construction accounting.
Accessing real-time data and insights using Oracle WebCenter.
Real time reporting tools within Oracle E Business. GL Connect facilitates real time reporting in Excel for Oracle E Business data, offering a more dynamic and efficient reporting solution.
Generating immediate operational reports from Oracle EBS.
This report details the amounts owed to a company by its customers or clients. It typically includes information about outstanding invoices, customer details, and the age of each receivable. It's crucial for managing incoming cash flows and assessing credit risks..
The process of creating reports within Oracle E-Business Suite.
Software tools designed for creating reports from Oracle databases.
Various tools in Oracle Fusion for generating reports and analytics are crucial for data driven decision making.
These reports provide detailed insights into various aspects of an organization's supply chain. They typically cover areas such as inventory levels, supplier performance, logistics, costs, and production efficiency. Supply chain reports are essential for understanding the flow of goods and materials, identifying bottlenecks, and optimizing the overall supply chain process for better efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
Talent Attrition is the reduction in workforce size when employees leave an organization without being replaced. This happens through resignations, retirements, layoffs, or health issues.
A report that lists the balances in each account.
Using Excel to generate financial statements from a trial balance.
Leveraging analytics and reports within financial processes.
BI tools, or business intelligence tools, are software applications designed to collect, process, analyze, and visualize business data. They help organizations transform raw data from ERP, CRM, HR, and finance systems into structured insights through dashboards and reports.
An independent software vendor (ISV) is a company that develops, markets, and sells software applications that run on established technology platforms. ISVs create specialized solutions that extend the functionality of larger systems such as ERP, CRM, or cloud infrastructure platforms.
Workforce analytics (also known as People Analytics) is a data-driven approach that utilizes historical HR data, machine learning, and statistical modeling to understand and predict future outcomes related to employees and overall business
Workforce planning uses real data to help companies get the correct staff figures, fit for needed jobs, exactly when required. Instead of just counting seats like budget-focused headcount plans do, this method matches worker availability with big-picture company aims – by checking what teams can currently do, guessing what they’ll need later, then acting through smart hires or training moves. HR folks team up with execs who stay ahead of skill shortages while rolling with industry changes.
Zero-based budgeting (ZBB) is a budgeting method in which every expense must be justified from a zero base each new period, rather than carried forward from the prior year. Let's start with the reality: most companies never truly know where their money goes. They adjust last year's budget for inflation, add a little more for “growth, ” and call it a day. Then they're shocked when headcount balloons, legacy systems consume 40% of the IT budget, and marketing spend produces diminishing returns.