Oracle Fusion Applications is a complete set of applications for performing business tasks across your enterprise. These applications are based on business process models. Many of the common features and functionality are available to all users, while others are available in select pages or flows.
Part of the Oracle Fusion Applications offering is an ad-hoc query and self-service reporting solution that provides an easy to use interface for business users to perform current state analysis of their business applications.
This guide contains information about using Oracle Fusion Applications to perform current state analysis of business applications.
Audience
This document is intended for users of Oracle Fusion Applications who want to perform current state analysis of their business applications.
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Related Documents
For more information, see the following documents in the Oracle Fusion Applications documentation set:
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Oracle Fusion Transactional Business Intelligence User's Guide
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Oracle Fusion Applications Common User Guide
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