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Implementing Transaction-Level Direct Cash Flow in PBCS

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Hi Everyone,

I am currently working on a Solution Design for a client using Oracle PBCS (Planning Cloud). The client is insisting on implementing the forecasted Direct Cash Flow method with an extremely high level of detail, including:

Bank account level tracking (Daily).

Individual invoice and vendor details.

Daily cash movement monitoring.

From a technical perspective, I have concerns that this approach will:

  1. Impact System Performance: Due to the massive volume of data and the high granularity of dimensions required.
  2. Increase Maintenance Complexity: Especially with reconciling sub-ledger data (AR/AP/Treasury) with the General Ledger in PBCS.
  3. Data Integrity Issues: Planning systems are designed for aggregated Trial Balance data, not transaction-level tracking.
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