Insight Offers Additional Insight Modules For Oracle EBS Financials
Users can analyse vendor performance, produce custom asset schedules, and reduce 'days sales outstanding'.
InsightSoftware.com, a provider of Business Process Optimization Software, has revealed Oracle E-Business Suite reporting solutions for Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Fixed Assets and Purchase Order Processing. The latest modules round out InsightSoftware.com's solution for Oracle EBS Financials.
Insight enhances visibility of information, simplifying Oracle financial reporting and offering an alternative to Financial Statement Generator (FSG) reports. Insight gives accountants flexibility to run reports and create ad hoc inquiries in real-time, with little support from IT. Users can analyse vendor performance, produce custom asset schedules, and reduce 'days sales outstanding'. Open filter and field selections allow access to data unavailable in standard reports, like descriptive flex fields. In addition, users can merge related information such as invoices, receipts and payments on one screen. This makes two and three-way matching easier and simplifies reconciliation of 'goods ordered' and 'received not invoiced'.
Andrew Deeley, InsightSoftware.com's Oracle Practice Manager, says, "Insight provides an alternative to traditional FSG reporting and projects reporting. Our latest modules extend productivity gains into other financial areas – overcoming key information challenges such as: sub-ledger drill down, live ageing of data, on demand ‘as of’ reporting and GL reconciliations with drill down to originating transactions."

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