Enterprise BI Infrastructure for IT

The report queue is not an IT problem. It is an infrastructure one.

SplashBI gives IT and BI teams enterprise analytics infrastructure that inherits Oracle EBS and Fusion security, connects to 20+ ERP and HR data sources, and enables Finance, HR, and Operations to self-serve, so the team builds fewer one-off reports and more scalable platforms.

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The challenge

Every Oracle shop has the same three reporting problems

OTBI is limited on ad-hoc. BI Publisher needs a developer. Discoverer is gone. Around all three, IT runs a perpetual report queue for Finance, HR, and Operations while still trying to deliver scalable infrastructure for the wider business.

SplashBI was built for that operating model: an Oracle stack you cannot replace, a business asking cross-system questions every week, and an analytics platform that has to inherit enterprise security instead of building a new one.

  1. The ad-hoc report backlog never emptiesOTBI is limited on ad-hoc queries. BI Publisher requires developer effort for every change. The result is a BI team that spends most of its time building one-off reports for Finance, HR, and Operations instead of building scalable infrastructure.Always fullReport queue waiting on IT
  2. Cross-system reporting that breaksOracle's native tools report within subject areas well. They struggle to report across them. Finance data from Oracle Fusion, HR data from UKG or Workday, and legacy data from Oracle EBS rarely appear in the same report without custom development that IT is too busy to build.5+ systemsBehind every cross-domain report
  3. The Discoverer gap is still openOracle Discoverer reached end-of-life. The teams that relied on it for financial and HR reporting are still looking for a governed replacement that honors Oracle EBS security and delivers the same flexibility to business users. OTBI does not fill the gap for EBS customers.EOLDiscoverer left a gap for EBS shops
  4. Governance is a parallel permission layerEvery new analytics tool adds another security model to maintain. IT inherits the burden of mapping Oracle EBS and Fusion roles to a separate permission layer, keeping them in sync as people, roles, and rules change every quarter.ParallelPermission models to keep in sync

Who this is for

Built for the teams running enterprise BI

CIO

Consolidate the analytics stack on infrastructure that fits your existing Oracle EBS, Fusion, and cloud strategy. One platform that inherits enterprise security, supports on-prem & OCI and reduces the volume of ad-hoc work landing on the BI team.

BI / DATA PLATFORM

Configure, schedule, and monitor data pipelines from 20+ Oracle and non-Oracle sources. Pipeline-level and object-level controls give the data platform team granular control over refresh cadence, retention, and lineage without rebuilding the warehouse.

SECURITY

Oracle EBS and Oracle Fusion Cloud security is inherited automatically. SAML, Active Directory, and Oracle Database authentication are supported. Role-based access, row-level security, and data masking align with enterprise security policy.

INFRASTRUCTURE

Deploy on-premises on Apache Tomcat, on Oracle Cloud (PaaS or IaaS), on AWS, or in a hybrid configuration. The deployment model matches your existing infrastructure strategy without locking you into a new one.

CIOs and IT Leadership

BI and Data Platform Teams

Security and Compliance

Infrastructure and Cloud Ops

BI infrastructure

Enterprise analytics infrastructure that IT can actually govern

SplashBI is built for IT teams that need to deliver analytics at scale across multiple business functions while maintaining the security, governance, and auditability that enterprise environments require.

Oracle Security Inheritance

Data Pipeline

20+ ERP Connectors

Row-Level Security

Authentication Options

SQL Connect Governance

Solutions for IT teams

Built for the teams running enterprise analytics

ARCHITECTURE

Enterprise BI infrastructure that fits the stack you already run

SplashBI sits on top of Oracle EBS, Oracle Fusion Cloud, Oracle EPM, UKG, Workday, SuccessFactors, Salesforce, Snowflake, Databricks, and SQL Server. No warehouse rebuild, no rip-and-replace, no second source of truth.

DATA PIPELINE

Configure, schedule, and govern pipelines from 20+ sources

Pipeline-level and object-level properties give IT granular control over refresh cadence, data retention, and lineage. Pre-built connectors for Oracle and non-Oracle sources, plus a custom connector builder for everything else.

Oracle security inheritance with row-level access controls

Row-level security from Oracle EBS and Oracle Cloud Applications is honored at the platform level. SAML, AD, Oracle DB User, and Native authentication are all supported. IT configures once and the controls follow the user everywhere.

DEPLOYMENT

On-prem, OCI, AWS, or hybrid. Pick the model your infrastructure needs

Apache Tomcat on-prem, Java Cloud on OCI, IaaS Compute Instances, or AWS SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS. Hybrid configurations keep on-prem data sources close while hosting analytics in the cloud.

SELF-SERVICE

Pre-built dashboards and SplashAI take ad-hoc work off the queue

Pre-built content for Finance, HR, and Operations, plus a natural language layer powered by SplashAI, gives business users governed self-service. Less queue, more infrastructure, the same security model end to end.

Why IT teams choose SplashBI

Six capabilities that change how IT delivers enterprise analytics

ORACLE SECURITY INHERITANCE

Inherit Oracle EBS and Fusion security automatically.

Row-level security, role mappings, and access controls from your ERP follow the user into every SplashBI report. No parallel permission layer to build or maintain.

20+ ERP CONNECTORS

Pre-built connectors for Oracle and non-Oracle sources.

Oracle EBS, Fusion Cloud, EPM, UKG, Workday, SuccessFactors, Salesforce, Snowflake, Databricks, SQL Server, and more. A custom connector builder covers the rest.

CROSS-APPLICATION REPORTING

Finance, HR, and SCM data in one governed view.

OTBI reports within subject areas. SplashBI reports across them, combining EBS legacy data with Fusion cloud data and non-Oracle systems without custom development.

FLEXIBLE DEPLOYMENT

On-prem, OCI, AWS, or hybrid.

Apache Tomcat on-prem, Java Cloud on OCI, AWS SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS, or hybrid configurations that match your existing infrastructure strategy.

DISCOVERER REPLACEMENT

Fill the gap Oracle Discoverer left behind.

Honor existing EBS security, preserve the semantic layer, and give business users the flexible ad-hoc reporting that Discoverer used to provide, with auto-migration available for existing Discoverer reports.

SELF-SERVICE ENABLEMENT

Reduce the report queue by enabling the business.

Pre-built dashboards and SplashAI's natural language layer give Finance, HR, and Operations governed self-service, shifting routine analysis off the BI team without sacrificing security or auditability.

Deployment and security

Deploy the way your infrastructure requires

"SplashBI inherits Oracle EBS and Fusion security at the platform level, so we govern the analytics layer once and let Finance and HR self-serve without opening a parallel permission model."IT Director, Global Manufacturer1Permission model

Pre-built connectors for Oracle, UKG, Workday, SuccessFactors, Salesforce, Snowflake, Databricks, and SQL Server, with a custom builder for the rest.

On-premises, Oracle Cloud (OCI), AWS, and hybrid. Pick the deployment model that matches your existing infrastructure strategy.

Oracle EBS and Oracle Cloud Applications security is inherited, not duplicated. No parallel permission layer to maintain.

Multi-language platform interface and country-aware reporting across global IT and analytics teams.

Row-level security from Oracle EBS and Oracle Fusion Cloud is honored automatically. SAML, AD, Oracle DB, and Native authentication are supported. Passwords are not stored internally for non-native methods.

Pre-built dashboards and SplashAI's natural language layer let Finance, HR, and Operations answer recurring questions directly. IT governs the data model and access. Business users take it from there.

Customers running mid-migration between Oracle EBS and Oracle Fusion Cloud report across both environments in a single view. Hybrid analytics removes the cliff between legacy and cloud reporting.

On-Premises

Apache Tomcat or existing WebLogic on Windows or Oracle Linux/RHEL. Full control over data residency.

Oracle Cloud (OCI)

PaaS on Java Cloud WebLogic or IaaS Compute Instance, with Oracle Database Cloud Service for metadata.

AWS Cloud

SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS options for organisations whose primary infrastructure runs on AWS.

Hybrid

On-prem data sources with cloud-hosted analytics. AI services hosted in a dedicated OCI environment.

Deployment options and security capabilities are configurable to the customer environment. Data masking is available to protect sensitive fields within reports and dashboards.

By industry

The IT challenge looks different depending on the industry you serve

Manufacturing IT teams typically support Oracle EBS alongside Oracle Fusion Cloud or third-party systems for HR and SCM. SplashBI's cross-application reporting layer connects those environments, reducing the custom development required to produce finance and operations reports that span both.

Government IT teams often run Oracle EBS or PeopleSoft alongside newer cloud applications, with strict audit and compliance requirements. SplashBI inherits existing ERP security and supports deployment models that satisfy government data residency requirements.

University and district IT teams support Oracle EBS or Fusion Finance alongside Oracle HCM, UKG, or Workday for HR. SplashBI connects those sources and enables department-level self-service that reduces the IT report queue across finance, HR, and student services.

Retail IT teams manage a wide range of operational systems alongside Oracle financials. SplashBI's connector library and REST API integration allow IT teams to bring POS, scheduling, and workforce data alongside financial data for cross-domain reporting.

Financial services IT teams require strict data governance, audit trails, and controlled access in every analytics deployment. SplashBI's security inheritance, role-based access model, and transparent SQL output align with the governance requirements of regulated financial environments.

Use cases

What IT teams use SplashBI for

ALL INDUSTRIES

Cross-subject area reporting

Combine Finance, HR, and SCM data in one view without custom development. Works across Oracle EBS and Oracle Fusion in the same report.

Connected systems

SplashBI extends the enterprise systems you already run.

Self-service enablement

The best way to reduce the report queue is to eliminate the queue

The report requests that fill the BI team's backlog are not complex. They are recurring questions from Finance, HR, and Operations that the business should be able to answer themselves.

SplashBI's pre-built dashboards and SplashAI's natural language layer give Finance, HR, and Operations the self-service capability to answer questions directly.

The BI team sets up the data model and governs access. Business users take it from there.

Fewer ad-hoc report tickets

Business users with self-service access ask fewer questions to IT. Pre-built dashboards cover the most common recurring requests before they become tickets.

Faster time to value for new reporting

Pre-built content for Oracle EBS, Oracle Fusion, UKG, and Workday means IT teams activate rather than build from scratch for common finance and HR reporting needs.

Governance maintained at scale

Role-based access, Oracle security inheritance, and SQL transparency ensure self-service does not mean uncontrolled access. IT governs the layer. Business users work within it.

The result: IT teams spend less time fulfilling one-off requests and more time building infrastructure that compounds value over time.

Built for IT teams who need infrastructure, not more tickets

Whether you are running Oracle EBS, Oracle Fusion, a hybrid environment, or a mix of Oracle and non-Oracle sources, SplashBI gives you the connectors, the governance model, and the self-service layer to build an analytics platform your business will actually use.

FAQs

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