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One fixed fee, instead of a subscription that grows
Every subscription you stop paying is cash that stays in the business.
Oracle Fusion, 200 users, three years
How each one bills
| Product | Bills by | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Oracle FDI | Per user, every month | $450 at list |
| Workday Prism | Data held | Not published |
| SAP Datasphere | Capacity units for compute and storage | Not published |
| Irvine Analytics | One fixed fee, then your cloud at cost | $0 per user |
The fee buys a data warehouse in your cloud, one model tied to your source systems, your reports and the app, and the checks and runbooks, handed over to your team.
Workday and SAP publish no price: Prism pricing, Datasphere cost. Status October 2026.
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- A scanned or emailed document, such as a supplier invoice, read by the warehouse.
- ERP
- Enterprise resource planning: the system of record for finance, purchasing and the ledger.
- HR
- Human resources: the people, payroll and benefits systems.
- IT
- The information technology team that runs the systems.
- CFO
- Chief financial officer.
- read-only
- We copy data out the way each vendor supports. Nothing is written back to your systems.
- AI
- Software that reads your model and answers in plain words; on this page it never posts or changes data.
- BI
- Business intelligence: the reporting and dashboard tools.
- KPI
- Key performance indicator: a number the business manages by.
- GL
- The general ledger.
- AP
- Accounts payable.
- AR
- Accounts receivable.
- FA
- Fixed assets.
- SAP
- The German software company; S/4HANA is its current system of record.
- OIC
- Oracle Integration Cloud.
- SQL
- The query language the warehouse answers in.
- HCM
- Human capital management: Oracle's and Workday's name for the HR system.
- EPM
- Enterprise performance management: Oracle's planning and consolidation products.
- IBP
- SAP Integrated Business Planning.
- SCM
- Supply chain management.
- FX
- Foreign exchange.
- PO
- Purchase order.
- GRNI
- Goods received, not invoiced.
- WIP
- Work in progress.
- DSO
- Days sales outstanding.
- DPO
- Days payables outstanding.
- NLP
- Natural language processing: how the console reads a question.
- go-live
- The day a new system or report goes into use.
- runbook
- Written steps your team follows to run the loads and fix one that fails.
- tie-out
- Proving a report total equals the source system, and listing each difference with its cause.
- FDI
- Oracle Fusion Data Intelligence, Oracle's analytics add-on for Fusion, licensed per hosted named user.
- Prism
- Workday Prism Analytics, Workday's add-on, licensed by data capacity.
- Datasphere
- SAP's managed warehouse, billed in capacity units.
- user
- A person who opens a report or asks a question. Vendors license per named user.
- list price
- The price on the vendor's published price list before any discount.
- data warehouse
- A database you own that holds copies of your systems' data, organised for reporting.
- one model
- Every number defined once, so every report and every answer reads the same definition.
- star schema
- The standard way to lay out a warehouse: a table of events (invoices, journal lines) joined to tables of things (accounts, customers, dates).
- package
- Our pre-built code for one system and module, deployed and then set to your configuration. Written in Python and dbt.
- dbt
- An open-source tool that builds warehouse tables from versioned SQL, with tests.
- configuration
- How your systems are set up: ledgers, calendars, cost centers, pay components. The packages read it, not a generic template.
- lineage
- The path from a number on a report back to the source table it came from.
- BICC
- Oracle's bulk extract service for Fusion; how data leaves Fusion read-only.
- CDS view
- SAP's released read-only views over S/4HANA tables.
- RaaS
- Workday's Report as a Service: a saved report read by the warehouse.
- ledger
- The general ledger, the book the finance numbers tie to.
- subledger
- The detail books behind the ledger: payables, receivables, fixed assets, cash.
- flux
- The month-over-month movement on each line of the profit and loss, with the reason.
- CRM
- Customer relationship management: the sales system.
- SOX
- Sarbanes-Oxley, the United States law that makes a company prove its financial controls work.
- GDPR
- The European Union rule on personal data: what may be kept, for how long, and who may see it.
- CCPA
- California's rule on personal data: the right to know, delete and opt out.
- HIPAA
- The United States rule on health data, for healthcare clients and benefits data.
- PCI
- The card industry standard: card numbers never land in a report.
- data residency
- Where the warehouse physically runs, kept in the region the law requires.