How Licensing Scales

Applies to Server Edition - BI, Data Warehouse, and BI + Data Warehouse. Every step keeps unlimited data volume.

Step 01
Data Source Pack

5 data sources from one module. Unlimited volume.

Step 02
Per Module

One Fusion module, then add modules as you grow.

Step 03
Full Application

Every module in ERP, FSCM, HCM or CX.

Step 04
All Applications

Enterprise and all-application agreements are quoted by our team

Applications & Modules Covered

ERP

Financials, PPM, Procurement, and Risk

FSCM

Adds Inventory, Order Management, SCP, Manufacturing, Cost, WMS, OTM, Global Trade, and PLM

HCM · CX · FDI · OAC / OAS

Human Capital, Customer Experience,
Fusion Data Intelligence and Oracle Analytics

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Add-Ons & Services

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Fusion Query Vault

Pre-built, tested SQL library, updated quarterly.

$9,995 / year
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Financials Power BI Dashboards

Ready-to-customize Financials dashboard pack.

from $9,995
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Professional Services

Implementation, custom SQL, and annual support.

from $3,750

Pricing FAQs

What each edition covers, how licensing scales, and what a quote includes.

What’s the difference between an application, a module, and a data source?

These three terms decide how your BI Connector plan is priced, so here's how they nest inside each other.

Application is the top-level Oracle Fusion product line: ERP, HCM, FSCM (ERP + SCM), or CX.

Module is a functional area inside an application. ERP includes modules like Financials and Procurement. HCM includes modules like Payroll.

Data source is the specific object BI Connector connects to and pulls from: an OTBI analysis, a BI Publisher report, a base table, a pre-built query from Fusion Query Vault, a custom query, a PVO, or a business object.

Example: if you're pulling GL Balances and AP Invoices, both from the Financials module, that's one module and two data sources.

What does a data source pack include?

Five data sources drawn from a single Fusion module, with unlimited data volume. It is the entry point for the Server Edition - BI, Data Warehouse, and BI + Data Warehouse.A data source pack from multiple modules is available at an additional cost.

Are there row limits or data volume meters?

No. Every Server tier includes unlimited data volume. Pricing scales by module and application, never by rows, or refreshes.

How is the Desktop Edition licensed?

Desktop Edition is a named-user licence at $500 per user per year, for local or VS Code query work feeding Power BI and Tableau Desktop. Desktop licences do not stack toward the Server Edition.

Does the Server Edition – BI, Data Warehouse, and BI + Data Warehouse include a Desktop Edition licence?

No. Desktop Edition can be purchased as an add-on to the Server Edition - BI, Data Warehouse, and BI + Data Warehouse.

Can I expand from one module to a full application later?

Yes. Licensing moves in four steps: data source pack, per module, full application, then all applications. You upgrade by paying the difference at any point in the term.

What is the difference between Server Edition – BI and Server Edition – Data Warehouse?

The Server Edition - BI connects Power BI Service or Tableau Server directly to governed Fusion, FDI, and OAC data with automated refresh. The Server Edition - Data Warehouse pipelines that data into Snowflake, Databricks, Fabric, BigQuery or your lakehouse. The Server Edition - BI + Data Warehouse licenses both at one combined price.

How are enterprise agreements priced?

Enterprise and all-application agreements are quoted by our team. Annual subscription is standard, with multi-year options available.

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